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

Mrs. Gilbert Taylor and son are Wis
iting at Norwalk and Cincinnati, Ohio.
Il. w. Washburn, of Garland, father
of w. Il. Washburn, is i'll ofpneumonia.
Headley Cooper was in the employ OF
the Davis Dry Goods Company this week.
Mrs. G. P. Pitts and Miss Allie Pitts
will spend the rest of the winter in
Chicago.
Walter Cook, Chicago Western
Union operator, is a guest of his mother,
Mrs. Carrie Cook.
Charles Hayes, Ann Arbor yardmaster,
is sick, and Henry Ockerman, of Durand
is taking his place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Curwood, OF
Oberlin, o., were Christmas guests at
j. NJ Curwood's
Claude Willoughby is home from
Croswell, where he has been working
in beet sugar factory.
William Byrnes, who worked for
Thomas Dryer in Owosso township, has
gone to Evansville, Ont
A wreck at Leslie delayed the north
bound M. G. passenger nearly three
hours Tuesday morning.
Simon Vedder has succeeded w. ID.
Fuller as county manager OF the TWEEN :
tieth Century Fraternity
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Joseph Rundell formerly in the en-
ploy of the Owosso City Mills, is work
ing in the Corunna mills.
Mrs. A. W. Henderson and baby were
called to Kendallville, Ind, last week,
by the illness of a relative.
Alvin Farnsworth, of this city, who
has been attending the u. of M , has
gone to Buffalo, where he has a position.
A chimney burned out Sunday night
at G. j Thorne's cigar store, but nc
water was thrown, although the depart
ment turned out.
Agent G. A. Byerly, of the Fidelity
Accident Society, of Saginaw, has paid
$40 in claims to Flushing parties with
in the past few days.
Officer G. A. Griffith was compelled
to take vacation, the first Of the week
owing to illness. Floyd Reynolds walk
ed Mr.. Griffith's beat
The merchants delivery found tina
an extra rig was needed during til,
Christmas rush to deliver the large
amount of groceries ordered.
Mrs. Splitter, Frederick street, is a
Harper Hospital, Detroit, for an opera
ton for cancer. She was taken there
by Supervisor J. A. f. Evans.
E. p. Vahdewater, who was il
Owosso for Christmas, returns to hi
work in Crawling today. His famil,
will accompany him to their new home
DR.. b. G. Hall has associated himsel
with d. X. Barus, and has entered th
hardware business at Pompeii He is
brother of w. E and L. c. Hall, o
Owosso.
William Vert and Floyd Davis hav
purchased the City Restaurant on Eas
Main street of Edward Fortress
The young men formerly worked a
| Connors Cafe
The Owosso Paint & Wallpaper Com
pany has completed the work of paint
ing and finishing st. Marys Academ,
at Adrian E. w. Beardsley has beer
} experimenting the work.
A hobo who smoked in his temporar.
bed set five to car of baled hay nea
the Michigan Central depot, early Satur
day morning, and r. III. Montgomer.
81 Co. are out about 500.
Mr. and Mrs. L. r. Doolittle enter
tanned on Christmas Mr. and Mrs
Ernest Geffs, of Chicago; DR.. and Mrs
Gillian and daughter Alma, and Nh
and Mrs. G. w. Gillian, of st. Johns
The offertory solos at the Baptis
church, Sunday, were Jerusalem" il
the morning by Mr.. Bradbury, Of Chic
? ago, and lone Sweetly Solemn Thought
in the evening by Miss Kate Weber
The Dominican sisters, who are con
Quoting the Catholic Parochial schoo
on West Main street, were given SOM
|; valuable presents by the children OF
Tuesday, among the gifts being a fin
rocker.
, Mrs. Charles Peters, of Henderson, /
at the U. of M. hospital at Ann Arbo
undergoing treatment for structure o
the throat. Since having severe at
tack of typhoid fever, Mrs. Peters ha
| existed entirely on liquid food.
J Carman N. Smith, secretary of tn
J Owosso Sugar Company, met at tn
Downey House, Lansing. on Friday
, with fifteen representatives from othe
, sugar factories. The beet sugar indus
try was discussed in all its phases.
One of the prettiest Christmas window
was that of Knapp e. Smith. 1t showe'
: two small boys in bed. One Of them ha'
been disturbed, by the the movements o
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