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

Mrs. Albert Norris is quite sick at
Chesaning.
Charles Reubekam has gone north on
hunting trip.
Russell Stevens is clerking at Osburn
& Sons store.
E. C. Figg has returned from long
stay at Jackson.
Mrs j. N Bryson has been in Battle
Creek several days for visit.
Louis Deal has gone to FIT. Worth,
Texas to remain some time.
Miss Mary Brewer entertained the
Nonsense Club at tea, Tuesday evening.
Peter Hart, who has been visiting
here, has gone to Dayton, Fla, to work.
Frank Merkley, of the Detroit Omni-
bus Co., is driving the New Nationals
free bus.
Mrs. William X. Tillotson has gone
to Detroit on her way home to New
York City.
Material has been placed on the
ground for the Beach Veneer Works
new factory at Middletown
M. p. Hunt has gone to Marengo
where he is time-keeper on the new
electric line which is being built.
Colfax Lodge No. 436, l. O. o. F.,
gave the work to three candidates Tues
day evening. Refreshments were served.
j. H. Copas received 1900 Montana
sheep Saturday and drove them to his
farm east of the city to be fed this
winter.
The intermediate and primary Sun
day school rooms of the Baptist church
have been renovated and placed in good
condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Welfare, of
Corunna, celebrated their fiftieth we'd
ding anniversary Saturday evening at
their home.
The official board of the Corunna
avenue M. E. church will sell the par
sonage and buy pastors home nearer
the church
The Cigar Makers International
Union will distribute blue label playing
advertising union made cigars
in this city.
The Owosso Hardware Company's
elevator took long drop Saturday.
Frank Thompson was shaken up, but
not injured.
The Grand Trunk Railway Co. has
granted its engineers and firemen a
raise in wages of from fifteen to twenty
five per cent.
Leo Mckenzie played right end for
Durand in the foot ball game there
against Flint last Saturday. He put
up star game.
A team of high school and college re-
serve players from Alma will play
Owosso Thanksgiving. Lansing was to
come but backed out.
Mrs. l.. G. Hall and Mrs. Erven Geeck
entertained the Ladies Social Union of
the Congregational church, Tuesday
! afternoon, at the formers home.
The standard Rogers engines used on
the Ann Arbor are being given increased
hauling power by making the cylinders
seventeen inches instead of sixteen
| Me- EIxr-orJ Howe .+,,,ol- Clo.Io
Holden in the face Saturday evening at
the Salvation Army meeting. She
claims Holden was talking about her.
John Sullivan, of st. Charles, has
been bound over to the circuit court by
Justice McCaughna for stealing Well.
ington Williams buggy early last sum
mer.
Frank House, William Robertson
Ellie Sanders and Ernest Cummins
were hunting near Bells Corners the
first of the week, but had very poor
luck.
Harry L. Cronin, of Marshall, and
Miss Myrtle belong, formerly of Owes
so, were married recently at Marshall
Mrs Cronin is visiting her mother al
Kingfsher Okla.
Frank Weidman will appeal the CASE
of Weidman VS.. E. T. Chaplin. The
plaintiff was given verdict of SAG
by Justice McCaughna for a meat bill
due, but he wants more.
Mrs. E. T. Wilson has received let
ter from her husband directing her t.
sail for the Philippines January 1st
DR.. Wilson is at Puerto Princess, ani
reports good practice outside his arm.
duties.
L. z. Woodland & Sons new Office
will be between the casket factory ant
the furniture factory. They will be III
to date in every respect. The offic'
building will be 44x46, two stories il
height.
| Division street, upon which there ha
been so much debate, will be opene,
after all. The Vigor-O Co. will donat
thirty three feet of the land it owns TO