The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-12-05

| in Detroit.
Miss Winifred Garrison, River street,
is i'll with chicken-po
The A. o. u. w, will elect officers on
Monday evening, Dec, s.
The Owosso Cigar Company has
moved into the Kiefer building, West
Main street.
A gravel walk is being built around
Owosso Junction, replacing the worn
out board walk
Mrs. Frederick Schultz, of Corunna,
has been declared insane, and will soon
be taken to Pontiac.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Miller, East Exchange street,
Wednesday morning.
The Second Ward Little Giants won
from the Third ward football team by a
score Of to 0. Saturday.
Victor Josenhans, Erven Geeck and
w. s. Beebe were in st. Johns this
week attending poultry show.
The Clerks Union has received its
charter, and cards have been issued
members The union will meet every
Tuesday evening.
N. Wards meat market on Corunna
Ave. was burglarized on Tuesday night
for few cents. Entrance was obtained
by kicking in panel of the back door.
Owosso Lodge No. 81, Knights of
Pythias, expended $7s5 during the year
now closing in purchasing a new hard
wood floor and new carpets and lodge
| furniture
John Henderson, billing clerk at the
Michigan Central Office, has been trans
ferred to Mackinaw City. His place
has been filled by Paul Hagerty, son of
Agent Hagerty.
Calvin Linerd waived examination
Saturday and has been bound over to
the circuit court by Justice Peacock.
s. S. Miner will assist in the prosecution
of the case.
Nicholas Keelin, who lives east of the
city, went out into the woods Tuesday
to pay some men who were cutting
timber for him. A hole in his pocket
allowed $50 to escape.
Janitor and Mrs. Niles Virgins were
given fright, Monday, by the gas
stove in their rooms at the Central
school blowing up. A large window
was broken, but no one was injured.
International Correspondence Schools
Car No. 105 will spend the week at the
Ann Arbor yards. The Ann Arbor Off
Gals may make it obligatory to have a
certificate from the schools before pro-
motion will be granted.
The o. H. S. football team and Ches-
aiming were to have played at the latter
place Saturday, but bad weather inter-
fered. Floyd Newell, of Owosso, was
quite badly injured in game at Ches-
aiming Thanksgiving.
E. F. Hall, of Bay City, and his bride
of two weeks, Louie Hall, were arrested
Monday, by Under Sheriff w. M. Case,
and were taken to Lansing by Sheriff
Gerow and Marshall Ross. They were
wanted at Lansing for larceny.
George Herrick, of Durand, well
known here, has begun suit for dissolu-
ton of partnership between himself and
r., J. Augsburg. They run a barber
shop together at Durand, and can't
agree. The firm has property and &C
counts worth $40.
The city owns a small piece of land
on West Exchange street near Water,
and the committee on ways and means
of the council, with the idea of getting
city hall site, has been instructed to
purchase an adjoining strip of property
from E. F. Dudley.
Mrs. Joseph Dudeck died Saturday at
| her home east of Corunna. She leaves
husband and eight children, was fifty
| two years of age, and devoted member
of st. Pauls Catholic church, Owosso,
from which she was buried on Tuesday
morning, after requiem mass.
Chas. Farmer, of the Owosso Poultry
Company, is buying turkeys in this
market at present and ships on Tues
day of each week. They are purchased
alive and shipped to Owosso where they
are dressed and prepared for the Liver
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Charles Doane's house in Owosst
township caught fire from a defective
chimney, Monday afternoon, and burned
to the ground. There is $500 INSURANCE,
which does not cover the loss. Mr.
Doane has been very sick for severa
months, which makes his misfortune
greater.
Durno, the magician, and his company
gave entertainments at the Armory
Nonday and Tuesday evenings and Tues
day afternoon. He appeared under til,
auspices of the Peoples Lecture Course
which is managed by Company III, ali,
made considerable money for the sol