The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-09-19

LOCAL NEWS.
Mrs. Robert Tawse has been sick for
few days.
j. NJ Davidson will soon move here
from Bannister.
Mrs. L. S. Bowles Owosso township,
has been quite sick.
Miss Mabel Wilmington is assisting in
City Clerk Edwards office.
The Y. NJ. c. A. will probably or
ganize foot ball team this fall.
S. G. Galloway of Hudson, preached
at Kelley church, Sunday afternoon.
Howard, seven year old son of F. w.
Peart e, broke his arm Friday by falling
Charles Ridenour has gone to Dams
vile, Va, to work in furniture factory.
Cyrus Reimer has started east on a
long trip for the Owosso Manufacturing
Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Baldwin have
gone to Topinabee for a two weeks
stay.
Thomas Hagen, of Murray q Ter
bushs force was sick several days this
week.
William Hammond has moved from
the R. P. Bigelow farm to 1105 Hickory
street.
The Owosso Paint & Wall Paper Go.
has re-painted the exterior of the Keeler
block
William Arnold, Of Kiefers addition,
has been granted pension of $12 per
month.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
William J. Ryan, 4O3 Michigan avenue,
Tuesday.
Mrs. J. M. Terbush and mother, Mrs.
Patterson, are visiting in Chicago and
Wisconsin.
Beuland Moser, chef at Connors Cafe,
and wife, are spending two weeks at
Mt Clemens.
Daniel Burhans left Monday on a
weeks bicycle trip to Flushing, Saginaw
and other places
Charles McNally has so far recovered
from his recent illness as to take short
ride on Tuesday.
Miss Clara Byrnes, deputy city clerk,
is spending weeks vacation at Jack
son and Lansing.
Jacob Meinstine, of the Boston
Clothing House, has gone to New York
City to buy goods
Michael WEIGH, Grand Trunk section
foreman at Owosso Junction, has been
transferred to Nunica.
Miss Florence Williams, of Bedford,
o., will spend the winter with her sister,
Mrs. James B. Rogers.
Miss Minnie Eggert has returned
from Edmore, o., to take up her work
at Green's tailor shop.
Edward Marshall and Edward Wright
are home from Wheaton, Ills. where
they have been working
Thomas Dwyer, of Owosso township,
fell from a ladder recently, sustaining
painful injuries to his limbs.
Miss Ethel Ball has taken Miss Lena
Payne's place at Osburn g. Sons. Miss
Payne goes to the Ypsilanti Normal.
p. G.. Robinson, of Detroit, is night
clerk at the Grand Trunk offices. He is
brother of o. G. Robinson, the agent.
George Reynolds who stole Miss lone
\ Tuller's purse, has been sentenced to
thirty days at Corunna by Justice Nc
Caughna.
H. H. Daniels has finished the work of
painting and papering DIR. Hoyer's Office,
(. and is at work at the basement of the
M E. church.
Harry Sherman is working at the
carriage factory and playing clarinet in
the O. L. l. Band. He will move his
family here from Lowell.
Misses Lulu and Lauraline White, of
Eureka Springs, Ark, are at the home
of their aunt, Mrs. l.. E. Gould. They
will remain in Owosso permanently.
Miss Mary Lyon sung Man of Sor-
rows by Ethelbert Nevin at the Bap-
fist church Sunday morning. Her
evening solo was Evening Song" by
Schneider.
The largest student deposit in two
years, with one exception was that
made by the pupils of the city schools,
last week, in the Citizens Savings
Bank. 1t amounted TO $74.1s.
Victor Welte has joined the orchestra
. of the Great Barlow minstrels, at
Georgetown, KY, and will tour the
south and west for a year before return
ing home. He is earning money for a
musical education.