The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-10-24

eho ohVps, newly repdlreu.
Mrs. E. t. Loomis, 3i3 Park street
has been quite sick for several days.
f. G. Van Ness led the G. E. service
at the Congregational church, Sunday
evening.
The Kings Daughters held masque
party at Miss Name Hoyt's, Friday
evening.
Miss Florence Webster, who has been
attending seminary at ST GATHERINGS,
Ont, is home to remain.
Following the example set by Shia-
wassee, rural carriers in other counties
OF the state ara organizing.
William Herman. of Martin street,
has been released after spending thirty
days in the county Jail for stealing a
razor.
Seventy-three young people between
the ages of seven and fifteen years who
are out of school will be looked up by
the truant officer.
Mr.. Eugene d. Reed, of Iowa, and
Mrs. G. j. Colby, who lives south of
Laingsburg, We're married Friday by
Justice McCaughna.
Mrs. D. R. Salisbury gave six
o'clock dinner, Saturday evening, in
honor of Mr.. Salisbury's birthday ami
yersary. Covers were laid for twelve.
The Thursday morning musical club
has elected Miss Ivah Peterson, presi-
dent; Mrs L. B. Allison vice president
and Miss Myra Sherwood, secretary and
treasurer
Rev. G. H. Hanks was in Oberlin and
Niles, O., last week. He was at Chica-
go the first of the week, attending the
Inauguration of President George, OF
the Theological Seminary.
Milton H. Grove an Ann Arbor boiler
maker, will probably lose the sight of
his right eye. 1t was cut by piece of
flying steel last week.
One telephone pole is taking the place
of three at the corner of Ball and Elk
change streets now. The Union Co.'S
linemen cut off the other two and trans
ferred the wires this week.
A new stationary $50 H. p Corlis'
engine is now running the machinery al
the Ann Arbor shops, the old en-
CINE, which was in commission fourteen
years, having been worn out and re
| moved.
Ex-Ald. Fred Zimmerman suggests
that the first bed room suite finished il
| Woodlands new factory be donated Il
the city and ratified off as a sinking funt
with which to get new industries
Why not sell it for the Dorcas Home
w. L. Parker unloaded two carload
of Barre granite last week. One ston,
was so large it had to be cut on the car
1t is the base of the Christian HUI:
monument which, when completed, will
weigh seven tons and will be placed il
| Oak HILL
The following changes went int
effect last Sunday on the Grand Trunk
The two Sunday trains, east bound a
ga. IN. and west bound at III p. IN.
will be taken off, Train No. 90, cas-
bound, will reach Owossos at 1907 in
stead of 1915.
Mrs. II. b. Kellogg died Saturda,
morning at the home of her daughter
Mrs. j. L. Ash in Grand Rapids, age,
6S years, after very few days illness
Mrs. Kellogg formerly resided with he
daughter here Mrs. d. M. Christian
and Mrs A. E. Ferry attended tn
funeral.
The Saginaw district meeting of tn
w. F. NJ S. of the NJ. E. church wa
held last week lin Middlebury. Mis-
Isabelle Longstreet, former Owoss
girl, gave an address in Chinese costume
She has just returned from China
where she did missionary work 70
some years.
| Miss Maggie Tyrrell, night operate
for the Union Telephone Co., was over
come by gas in her room at F. G. Green
mans house Sunday afternoon. Sh
staggered to the telephone and manage
to call central for a physician just i
time to save her life. Miss Tyre
claims gas had been escaping from
break in the pipe, for several days.
RAYMOND Cook and Herbert Vixor
Saginaw pupils of Miss Mabel Ferry
were her guests over Sunday. Nj
; Vixon gave the offertory solo at til
First M. E. church in the evening, an
the boys and Miss Ferry assisted wit
, the music at the M. E. Sunday schoo
Miss Ferry and Mr.. Cook played due
, Sullivan's Lost Chord, at the Congreg,
tional church Sunday morning.
The board of supervisors allowed IL
following smallpox bills last weel
Imost Of them in connection with Il
Laingsburg small pox cases. H. d. We
lington, health officer, $107; DR.. w.
Ball, 1874; o. L. Brainard, for board an
for clothing destroyed, S21; Park SEQ