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

III y. ID. stewart was In loieoo' LUIS
day.
Mrs. E. F. Dudley was in Detroit,
yesterday.
Raw. NJ. DeVoist is in the Thumb on a
business trip.
Mrs. w. T. Stapleford, River street,
is quite ill with grip.
G. d. Mcintosh has sold his business
at Flint and is in Owosso.
w. d. Fuller is caring for John H.
Evans who is i'll with rheumatism.
J. III. Faxon has leased his farm at
Duplain to Henry Stanlake, of Hender-
son.
J. Smell, Lee street, was operated on
by DIR. Mahaney recently for cataract on
both eyes.
The L. o. T. NJ had thimble party
Thursday with Mrs. William McGregor,
S14 Ada street.
An eleven pound daughter was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Curtis, of Ben
uluSUOH, IueSudy.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Owen have moved
to Owosso from Eureka. Mr.. Owen
has job in the casket factory.
The knights of Pythias entertained
forty couples of Owosso people at a
dance Tuesday evening in Castle Hall
The contract for putting the steam
heating system into the county Jail has
been let to AT. Hollis, of Owosso, for
$1,000.
DR.. B. S. Knapp opened an abcess in
the side of Mrs Otto Stever Wednesday.
Mrs. Stever has been sick for two
weeks.
d. d. Strickland, formerly of Owosso,
was struck and badly hurt by a flying
belt at his new home in Modoc, Texas,
recently.
Owosso Lodge of Odd Fellows, is di-
vided into two teams for membership
contest. o. L. Graham and j. @. Abel
are captains.
w. d. Reeves, of South Bend, called
Oh G. HI. White, of the Vigor-O Co.,
recently. Mr.. Reeves may establish a
novelty factory here.
Mrs. Helen Zimmerman and Mrs. j.
Q. Abel are captains of the Daughters
of Rebekah teams which have started a
membership contest.
Dr. l.. j.. Morgan, Dr. B. S. Knapp,
c. E. Rigley and H. Kirk White were
elected directors of the Y. NJ. G. A at
the annual election on Tuesday.
Major and Mrs. Paul M. Roth are on
their way home from Seattle. Mrs.
Roth will stop at Peoria, and the Major
will come ON to Owosso for visit.
Aid. J. X. Ketcham has been enter.
tanning his brother, William Ketcham,
of Millington, and his brother, Cor
nelius Ketcham, of Lockport, N. Y.
Marshal u. H. Ross is also truant
officer, and has the names of eighty
three children of the city who are not
enrolled in any school. He will hunt
them up.
The Central Labor Union held an
open meeting Tuesday evening. Sever.
al good speeches were made. The
Ladies' Union Label League was
present.
Osburn e. Sons have fine display OF
wooden and imitation fur robes in theil
show window. The goods were manu-
featured at the U. S. Robe Cos. plant
in Corunna
For the first time in year or more
granulated sugar has dropped to five
cents per pound in Owosso. The price
before Tuesday morning was five and
'one-half cents.
Company H had fine drill on the
street Tuesday evening. There will bt
an inspection next Tuesday, and the
triennial election of officers occur.
Tuesday evening, Dec. 2.
Miss Bertha, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Sylvester Haverlo. of North Cedar ST..
was married to Mr.. Manning Temple
Twitty, of Spartanburg N. c., Wed
nesday morning, Rev. r. o. Cooper of.
floating.
There is big shortage of freight cars
at present, the most pressing in years
A. b. Convey, formerly of this city, bu
now agent of the Reading Dispatch a
Grand Rapids, says he could place LOO
cars in day.
Ensign Thomas d. Harris recently at
tended performance of Secret Ser
vice. at Manila, p. l., and met j. r
Amory, one of the actors who was witt
William Owen, tragedian, in Owosso
FIVE years ago.