The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-11-21

Postmaster Pulver, of Laingsburg
was in the city Tuesday.
G. S. Williams was in Bay City ant
Saginaw on business, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gray, of Pitts
burg, Penn, will return to Owosso t,
reside.
| G. r. Wilson, of Olivet college spen
Sunday with Mir. and Mrs. E. O.
Dewey.
Hugo Wesener, of Saginaw, spent
the night Tuesday with his parents in
this CITY,
The Owosso Rathbone sisters will en-
terrain the st Johns lodge on Monday
afternoon.
| w. ID. Fitzpatrick is spending the
week in Congressman Fordney's Office
at Saginaw.
Misses Minnie and Nellie Mccormick
give kitchen shower this evening in
honor of Miss Florence Fitzpatrick.
j. d. Estes was called to st. Johns
Wednesday by the sickness of his
mother. Mrs Estes went there this
afternoon.
Street Commissioner Crane has a
force of men at work grading the ex-
tension of Oliver street into the grounds
of the Owosso Sugar Co.
Parties from Brady township, Sagi-
nav county, made contract with the
Owosso Sugar Co. on Wednesday to
grow 40 acres of beets next year.
Mr.. Michael Fauth, of San Francisco,
and Miss Anna Keys, of Grand Rapids,
We're married recently in the west.
Mr.. Fauth formerly resided here.
The Owosso Sugar Co. has arranged
with the publishers of the Michigan
Sugar Beet to send copy for the next
year to all persons who sign contracts
to grow beets.
Hiram Weatherbee fell on side
walk on Michigan avenue, and notified
the council Monday evening, that he
intends suing the city for $4,000 dam
ages. The aldermen say, "Sue"
In regard to the local hard coal situa-
ton ALDER Todd & Co. expect two car
loads this week; Hall Bros, Nichols &
| butcher will have some within ten
days, and the other dealers expect none
| for some time.
| The board of election canvassers, in
J session at Corunna for several days, has
| adjourned. The official canvass will be
printed in THE TIMES, the Owosso
| Press American, the Corunna Independ-
ent and Corunna Journal.
Seventyfive couples attended the
Charity ball, Friday evening. given at
the Armory by the Eastern Stars for the
benefit of the Dorcas Home The
ladies netted $50 on the party, and the
Dorcas society got $50 by serving lunch.
w. H Getchell, of IA Water street,
declares that farmers in New Haven
township are sold all the coal they want
at 50. so per ton at the mines at st.
Charles. This is much cheaper, it is
said, than what Owosso dealers can
get it for.
| AS the Stewart street drain has not
been completed, the special assessment
will not be levied upon the property
benefited. The committee on ways
and means of the council has been
authorized to prepare the $4,000 paw
ing bonds.
Mr.. Albert Evans, of Durand, and
Miss Nettie, daughter of Stephen Wood,
Comstock steeet were married at $3.50
Wednesday evening by Rev. G. H.
Hanks. They will reside in Durand,
where Mr.. Evans is in the wood, coal
and ice business.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Parker, Mrs. c.
w. Parker, Mrs. B. G.. Evens, G.. E
Pardee, Rev. c. HI. Hanks, G. T. Camp
bell, Mrs Fred Williams, Mrs. A. M
Hume, and Mrs. G. B. McCaughna
attended the State Sunday School Con
vention at Lansing this week.
Mrs. Martha Bathrick died Thursday
morning at the home of her son, J. w.
Rose, Burton, aged "a years. The funer
al will take place at o'clock Saturday
at the home of Mr.. Rose at Burton, Rev
G. E. Benson, of the Asbury NJ E.
church of Owosso, officiating,
"A team belonging to Louis Willets, OF
Ovid, walked through plate glass
window in Frank Den Houten's store il
Ovid recently. The damage to goods
displayed in the show window amounted
to twenty-five dollars. One of tn,
horses was badly cut by the glass.
The annual meeting of the State AS
ISOLATION of Farmers Clubs will be hello
in Lansing, Dec. 90. A. l.. Chandler
will respond to the address of welcom,
and Mrs. f. d. Clark, of Vernon, viii
read paper on What Constitutes al
Ideal Community"
The Owosso Sugar Company ha:
thirty men out canvassing for acreage
Tho acreape ia coming easily "a th,