The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-11-07


N ain street
E. p. Vandewater, agent at the juno
ton, has accepted the position OF M. G.
agent at Grayling. George Needham
succeeds him.
w. L. Fauser has moved his family
to ST. Paul, and is in the vegetable
greenhouse business at 1856 Hawthorn
street, Hazel park.
The Owosso fire department has re-
ceived check of 800 from the
Grand Trunk, for assistance at the re-
cent freight dock fire at Durand
A cable spool was rolled down the
hill on Mulberry street recently by
school boys, and disfgured cement
walk which had just been laid.
Irving Street, of Corunna, had his
hand pinched in wreck ON the Wis
consin Central last September and the
road has settled the claim for $1,375.
The Brotherhood of Boilermakers
will give ball at the armory, Nov. 26,
Thanksgiving eve. Frank M. Ault is
chairman of the committee on arrange
ments.
The Shiawassee Savings Society now
has suite of rooms in the Haarer block,
upstairs. The Owosso Sugar Co. oc
cupies the rooms which have been
vacated.
James Coleman, of Newport Zeppe-
rary county, Ireland, is visiting his
cousin, Mrs. Floyd Bloomer. He lisa
shoemaker bytrade, and expects to re-
main in Owosso.
Frank Beardsley, of Flint, who re-
Gently returned from the Phil ppines,
is visiting here. The accidental dis
charge of gun injured his right hand
quite badly recently.
Mrs. o. B Preston and children are
visiting at Peshtigo, Wis. Ralph, Mr..
and Mrs Preston's son, fell into barrel
of water recently and was saved from
drowning by passerby.
The Owosso football team defeated
Elsie on Wednesday by score Of II to
O. The teams played in driving rain,
and although the Elsie team was by far
the heaviest, it could not score.
Miss Minnie Perry of Owosso, and
Claude Mitchell, of Flint, were married
at Corunna the first of the week. They
will reside at Flint. Mr., Mitchell for
merly lived here and belonged to Com
pany H.
James Noakes of Maple Ridge Park,
went out the other evening to get an
armful of wood. A thief whom Mr.
Noakes caught at the wood-pile knock
ed him down and escaped in the dark
ness.
j. H >Layerock has broken ground
| for a double cottage to be erected on
Williams street facing the Congrega-
tiopal church. A. w. Hookway will
build house on the east end of the lot
facing Washington street.
1t is rumored that III. w. Ashley,
| general manager and w. F. Bradley,
superintendent of the Ann Arbor, go to
the Wabash railroad the first of the
year. The latters place will be taken
by M. ID. Foley, Of Durand.
Mr. Daniel j. Prendegast, of Durand,
and Miss Rose Garvin, of Mt. Pleasant,
were married at Mt. Pleasant Tuesday.
They will live at Frankfort. Mr.. Prem
degast formerly lived here and belongs
to the Owosso Lodge of Elks.
Frank w. Smith, of Ohio, will give a
series of special addresses to men at the
Y. M. G. A. The first will be at the
Congregational church Sunday after.
noon A union service will be held at
the Baptist church Sunday evening.
The Current Topic Club met with
Mrs. E. F. Dudley, Monday. Mrs. W.
E. Collins and Mrs. G. D. Stewart, dele
gates to the State Federation, read re
ports. The new club song, Michigan
My Michigan" was sung before dis
missal.
Thomas B. Southworth, father Of l.
@. Southworth, Of Owosso, and H. E.
Of Burlington, died at the latter's home
last week. The remains were brought
back to Ovid, and about twenty Owosst
Masons acted as the funeral escort there
on Sunday.
L
j, The knights Of Pythias Halloween
, ball at the armory, Friday evening
, was entirely successful. About one
hundred couples were present and en-
J joyed themselves. The armory wa
effectively decorated with cornstalk
, and JACKIE lanterns.
: For the first time in several years
Jerome w. Turner was unable to Cas-
, his ballot election day, as he has nc
yet recovered from his recent injury
: Mr.. Turner's venerable father, Hor
Josiah Turner, was taken to the polls i
3 carriage and cast his vote.
: The Woman's Club held its regula
9 | meeting Saturday at the home of Mr.,