The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-12-26

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Otis Fox is recovering from severe
attach of rheumatism.
Charles Allen, of Chicago, visited old
friends here this week.
Miss Elsie Hilberg has gone to Birm-
ingham, O., for the holidays
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. M. Dewey were
home from Lansing, yesterday.
Pearl Gregory has left Flint to accept
a position with the Moline, ILL.,, Carriage
Works.
The special assessment roll for the
Main and Washington streets paving
will be reviewed Jan. 10 at the city
hall
A son was born Saturday to Mr.. and
Mrs L. w. Hubbell, North Lansing
street.
Herman Reva will open tailor shop
Jan list in the rooms over Thome &
Frisbie's
w. III. Bigelow returned Saturday
from business trip in Minnesota and
Wisconsin.
The Grand frank has put siding
into the Vigor-O Health Food Com
pany's factory.
Miss Ethel Fox has recovered from
4 her illness, and is back at her work at
the Union Telephone Co. S Office.
Charles Rindge expects to be home
after Christians He is at present tour
ing New Yorl. state with show.
Owosso m"rylants enjoyed large
Christmas trade. The number of peo-
pie who came over the railroads was I'M
usually great this year.
Miss Anna Nichols, of Connor's Cafe,
will be married next week to Roy Bur
hans. The latter expects to take charge
of store at Marion, Ind, fer his father,
Daniel Burhans.
1t was c. B. Cook, of Shiawassee
township, instead of G. 3 Brooks, who
read the paper at the recent meeting of
the State horticultural Society on
strawberry culture.
Charles J. Shaw is on the road selling
agricultural implements for the Sterling
Ills, Mfg. Co., and will soon move back
from Durand to Owosso. His headquar-
tiers are at Hartshorn d Sons store.
The Common Council on Monday
evening instructed Street Commissioner
S. A. Crane to make the foundation for
the crossing of Division street with the
Grand Trunk tracks near the health
food factory.
Burt Grove and Henry Sherman give
party tonight at Wesener's Hall. The
Knights of Pythias give party Thurs
day evening, Jan. 1, at Castle Hall; the
final No Name Assembly party will be
given at the Armory, Dec. 81.
Frank G. Gale, retiring manager of
the Cornnna Furniture Company, was
presented with Knight Templar ring
Monday evening, by the factory EN-
ployees, Judge Bush making the pre-
sentation speech The ring was pur-
chased at Allison g. Sons store in this
city.
John Sullivan, of Chesaning, the
young man arrested for stealing Well
ington Williams buggy, and on whose
case the jury disagreed, will be married
about New Years to Daisy McCrory, OF
Chesaning, who was one of his witnesses
during the trial.
Charles Myers caused the arrest or
Monday of sixteen year old Alvin Wor
den, who was charged with attempting
to assault Myers twelve year old daugh
ter, Emma. Justice Walsh sentenced
young Worden to thirty days in the
county Jail.
Frank Thomas, who deserted from
G. Troop. Fourteenth U. S. Cavalry
Fort Wingate, N. M, year ago was ar
rested Saturday by Marshal Ross, and
taken to Fort Wayne for trial Thomas
came home to spend Christmas with hi;
widowed mother.
David H. Moss, truant officer, has
ordered all boys under eighteen to stay
out of local pool-rooms and bowling
alleys, as their presence in such places
is against the law. He should have the
aid of every parent in the city in carry
ing ont the work.
Fred Scheibner and two other EN-
ployes of the Owosso Brewing Co., beat
team of horses most brutally on Tues
day morning because the animals could
not or would not haul heavy load OF
coal. A complaint for cruelty to ami
mails should have been preferred.
The bill of DR.. Ranney, of Lansing,
for $25, because he rendered an opinion
at the request of the health board on @
case of contagious disease here, was dis
allowed on Monday evening by the
council. City Attorney Watson de
clared the bill illegal, and the health
board will undoubtedly have to pay it