The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-10-03
LOCAL NEWS.

LOCAL NEWS. .
Roy Clough has returned from Caro-.
Mrs. Fred Smith is visiting at Hart
land.
The fire alarm boxes are being re-
painted.
Rev. Frank S. Lyon is in Tiffin, o.,
for visit.
Mrs. Sarah Shanafelt is in Canton,
O., for visit
Percy Edwards is in Port Huron for
a several months stay.
A. E. Brownridge, of Detroit, is
blacksmithing for Manning.
Mrs. Jacob Dengler is visiting Mrs.
II. H. Culver at Houghton.
Mrs. T. B. Scott is home from a two
weeks visit at Nilestown, Ont.
j.. L. Palmer cut his left hand pain
fully at the car shops this week.
Bert Hodges has succeeded L. H. Re-
tan as nightwatchman down town.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Otto Nagel, 9O4 East Oliver, Wednesday
Mrs. w. d. Fitzpatrick and daughter
are visiting at T. J. Horsman's in De-
troit.
Arthur Bowling, of Dansville, is
clerking at the johnson department
store.
Miss Corrigan, sister of Mrs. A T..
Thomas, has returned from trip to the
west.
DR.. P. S. Wilson is home from Chica-
go, where he was called by his fathers
illness.
The republican county committee met
at Neil r. Walsh's Office Wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs William Scott has been called to
Durand by the serious illness OF Mrs.
John Scott.
j. M. Wood has secured the contract
for roofing the Ovid Carriage Cos new
building
James Rush and son, Arthur, of Fort
Dodge, Iowa, are guests at the home of
Niles Virgins.
A new cement walk has been laid in
front of DIR. Charles Shickle's home on
East Mason street.
B. Conroy, of Bay City, is working in
Geeck's barber shop. He was employed
here twenty years ago.
Otto ]. Setback and ExAlderman
Frank Smith had head-on bicycle col
lision Monday. Schlaack's wheel was
wrecked.
There will be work in the M. M. M.
degree on a class of candidates Friday
evening, Oct 8, by Owosso Chapter No
80, r. A. M.
Linemen are trimming shade trees
about the city, notably on East Elk
change street, so that wires will not be
interfered with.
Miss Maud Metz, of Adrian, formerly
teacher in the Washington school here,
is teaching this year in the school al
Everett, Washington.
More than $50, 900 Of the $40, 900 sum
mer taxes has been collected by City
Treasurer John T. Walsh. The balance
will be placed ON the winter rolls.
Mrs. C. |. Schenck and aunt, Mrs
Williams of Potterville, leave Saturday
for months stay with Mr.. and Mrs
George Robinson at Washington, ID. Z
The Shiawassee Poultry and Pc
Stock Association will have its annua
show here December 24-27 jane
Tucker, of Concord, will be judge.
Miss Carrie Cook, of Owosso. ant
Mr.. Hubert Stancher, of st. Johns
were married at Corunna Saturday
evening. They will reside in Durand
where Mr.. Stancher is working in thu
electric light plant.
The sixth annual convention OF thu
international Order OF the King
Daughters and Sons of the Michigan
Branch. will be held at st. Johns Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday, Oct. 8, 10
II. Several members of the local circl
expect to attend.
Guy Mcintosh died the first OF tn
week at Marquette, as the result OF al
operation. He leaves mother, a broth
err, Allie Mcintosh, and sister, Mrs
William Horn, of this city. They VIII
probably attend the funeral. The youny
man was married only short time age
Company II ha5 changed its bylaws s
that candidates for membership must D
examined by committee of five for on
month before being accepted or rejected
The boys also decided to allow usher
and ticket takers admission TO Tn
lecture course numbers free OF charge