The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-11-14
LOCAL NEWS.

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Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Branded spent
Sunday in Lansing.
Headley Wickham spent Sunday in
Lansing with his brother.
The Owosso Sugar Co. has thirty can
vassers for acreage at work.
OJudge S. F. Smith is holding court in
Livingston county this week.
Miss Myra Sherwood was in Detroit
and Ann Arbor for visit this week.
A son weighing ten pounds was born
to Mr. and Mrs. Clare Burgess Satur
day.
The knights of Pythias will give par
ties Nov. 1S and Dec 3 and 16 at Castle
hall
John Cavanaugh, East Oliver street,
an aged resident of this city, is very
sick
Fred and Charles Morton have been
doing some mason work at the county
house.
j. M. Wood is putting gravel roof
on the Laverock Screen Co. 8 new ware
house.
l.. Van Giesen, who started the
United delivery here is moving back to
Marshall.
City Treasurer John II. Walsh has
collected about $40, 900 in taxes of the
10000 levied.
While working around home recently
Wendell Klause cut his hand quite
badly with knife.
Edward Shaw is home from North
Dakota for the winter. Fletcher Con-
nor returns this week.
Miss Name Winkler, of Owosso town
ship is bookkeeper and stenographer at
the Laverock Screen factory.
There will be no university extension
lectures in Owosso this year, as too
little interest was manifested.
Ray Farver, of Owosso, and Miss
Clara Clapp, of Owosso township, will
be married within few days.
h. j. Greer, who left Burton a few
weeks ago, is employed at the Silver
Creek Dairy Co. at Dowagiac.
John Ford and Miss Eta Woodbury.,
of Bennington, were married Saturday
afternoon by Rev. G. H. Hanks.
Miss Maude Hoyt entertained her
Sunday school class of the Congrega-
tional church at her home Saturday
afternoon.
Frank Quinn, of Owosso, and Samuel
Shuster, of Rush, have been issued
licenses to hunt deer. Mr. Shuster is 81
years of age
William Sullivan, chef at the Wilder
muth House, has moved his family
here from Grand Rapids, and is living
at 800 Cass street.
Fred Ferguson, an Owosso man who
is deer hunting, in the northern part OF
the state sent home Wednesday the car
cass of fine deer he shot.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Devereaux
of Newburg, are keeping house fol
their son, E. L. Devereaux, while the
Z latter's wife is in Florida.
Mrs. G. Mcclure, West Main street
was buried at Henderson, Sunday. Sh'
leaves husband and seven children
One daughter Carrie, is very sick.
Nettie Mcbride succeeds Huldal
Miesen as bookkeeper for Symes &
Sanderhoff. Miss Miesen succeeds Mis-
Nettie Wood as bookkeeper for the LAX,
Ice Co.
Mrs Dwight North entertained he
Sunday School class Friday evening il
honor of Miss Cora Vanderwater, VIII,
has since left for her new home il
Grayling.
In the case of Almon L. Chase V
Ainsworth 81 Hammer for $1,000, tn
latter firm has rendered the sum o
$131. 80 in settlement, which has BEEF
refused. The case is over 400 bushels o
beans.
Richard Phillips, of Owosso, an
Thomas Phillips, who lives south of tn
city, have been called to Windsor by tn
death of their mother, Mrs. Marth
Phillips. She was 81 years of age an
leaves seven children.
The examination in the case of til
People VS.. Joseph Serr, of Corunna, fc
selling liquor on Sunday, Sept. 2s, ha
been continued until Monday by Justic
/. Mcbride. The complaining witness
James E. Weeks, of Owosso, declare
on the witness stand that the saloons {
both Joseph and Adam SER were ope
on the day "a question.