The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-07-18

W. D. Fitzpatrick was in Saginaw
Monday
| G. E. Shepard, North Chapman stree
has moved his family to Duluth.
Mrs. N. A. Finch, of Buffalo, N. Y
is visiting friends in the city.
A daughter weighing eight pound
was born Sunday to Mr.. and Mr.
Charles Anderson, Abbot street.
Congressman Fordney and famil
leave Saginaw today for the Pacifi
coast to be absent several weeks.
Hugh, Parker had two large barns
| eight tons of hay and one horse de
stroyed by fire. Sunday morning.
The postoffice department is adver
Using for bids for carrying the mai
daily between Easton and Chesaning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. E. O'Neil who hav
resided on Genesee street, for the pas
five years, have gone to Detroit to live
George Cute has purchased th'
Owosso Sanitarium from his mother
Mrs Margaret Cute, and is now sol'
proprietor.
The Fat Men and their ladies had
their monthly banquet at the Wilder
muth house Tuesday evening, after
wards passing social hour at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Taylor.
The birthday bank in the Congrega
tional primary Sunday school, and the
Sunday school bank of the Methodist
church, were recently robbed of several
dollars, probably by the same thief.
Miss Vera Haskell gave a violin
recital at the Phillips house, Bancroft,
Tuesday evening. She was assisted by
Leslie Parker, soloist, and Miss Mae
Smith, accompanist, both of Owosso
= The case of the city of Owosso VS..
Robert Bowles will be heard before
Justice McCaughna on August 1.
Bowles refuses to surrender an un-
licensed dog to Dog Warden Charles
Holden.
George Walton, Jacob Sutton. J. Q.
Abel, Edward Titus, and Lloyd Webb
and family are home from Frankfort,
where the men have been working on
the Royal Frontenac, the Ann Arbors
fine new hotel.
Mrs. Leslie Wedell, of Toledo,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Wilkes, whose home is here, was shot
through the arm by her little son re-
Gently. The boy was examining re-
volver he did not know was loaded.
The foundation walls are completed
for the new building which Mckenzie
and Kincaid will erect for the New York
Racket store. William Rood and S. J..
Rouse have the contract for the carpen-
ter work and G. H. Maliskey for the
brick work.
The cut of w. S. Beebes prize White
Wyandotte cockerel will appear soon in
the Canadian Poultry Review, Toronto.
The likeness of this model bird has been
published each month since last Febru-
airy in different poultry journal OF
newspaper.
The six drivers of ice wagons for the
Owosso Ice Co. struck Monday for a
raise from 50 to 81 per week. 1t was
granted, but proprietor w. c. Appleton
raised the price of ice correspondingly
to cover it, so the consumer pays the
increased salaries.
The marriage of Miss Martha Eliza
beth Todd, of Owosso, to Mr.. Almeron
Sherman, of North Baltimore, O., will
take place Wednesday, July %, at
Christ church, Rev. r. o. Cooper
officiating. The ceremony will be per-
formed at high noon.
Civil Engineer William J. Parker,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Parker, of
Owosso, left Cleveland for Cincinnati,
this week, to accept better position.
He will superintend the building of all
bridges, in the future, across the Mis-
sissippi and Missouri rivers.
Mrs Harvey Thomas was given a
surprise party by about forty neighbors
and other friends at her home on Grand
avenue, Tuesday evening, the occasion
being her birthday anniversary. Mrs.
Thomas received many presents of
silver, glass and china ware.
Robert Orser, who worked on the
farm of Edward Dawson, of Caledonia
township, is in Jail at Corunna, and
will be examined in Corunna tomorrow
for stealing horse of Spencer Roberts,
of Caledonia. Orser tried to sell the
horse at Flushing and at Durand. He
was arrested at the latter place.
T. J. johnson, of Toledo, George
Denton, of Pekin, ILL.,, VIM. McHale,
alias Messenger, of Kalamazoo, Harry
Phair, of Detroit, and VIM. Foley, OF
st. Joseph, five alleged pick pockets
captured on show day, were photo
graphed at Corunna, Monday, for Sheriff
Gerows rogues gallery.
There were good many events In
society this week. Miss Name Simon
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