The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-11-14
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F. B. Holman and family leave for the
west Dec. 1. They win be absent until
March 1.
Judge w. P. Yerkes, of Worthwhile,
, brother of S. A. Yerkes, of Bennington,
is quite sick
Robert Cheal is home from months
stay at Cripple Creek. His son, Roy, is
here for visit.
Miss Clara Alger entertained friends
Friday afternoon in honor of her thir-
teenth birthday.
The sum of $50.44 was deposited in
the Citizens Savings bank last week by
the school children.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Curtis returned
the first of the week from two years
stay in the far west
The Federal Labor Union, at ban
quet and smoker Friday evening, ad-
mitted eight new members.
Mr.. Albert Evans, of Durand, and
Miss Nettie Wood, of Owosso, will be
married Wednesday, Nov. 10.
Miss Mary Love, of London, England,
will spend the next two years at the
home of her uncle George Bell.
John Crane, former Owosso man,
has purcha sed the Ypsilanti job printing
Office of the Ann Arbor Printing Co.
Mayor White has completed the car
penter work ON the interior of Aid. w.
B. Van Sice's office, West Main street.
L. A. Burhans has gone to Chicago tc
accept his old position as travelling
salesman for the American Cycle Mfg.
Co.
Charles H. Taylor is making some re-
pairs in the basement of the Baptist
church, A. j. Brown is doing the
mason work.
Frank Russell has moved from the
corner of West Main and Lansing st. tc
the Henderson store, one block further
east on Main.
Thomas Glasgow, who was formerly
in the tailoring business here with
William Laundy, is now located al
Cleburne, Texas.
A son was born on Sunday last to Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Huntington, of Brook
haven, Miss. Mrs. Huntington wa:
formerly Miss Irene Gilbert, of this
city.
Mrs. S. r. Crawford has returned
from Hammond, Ind. She brought
home her daughter. Mrs. R. l. Baisdell
who has been very sick in the hospita
there.
J. S. Haggart, DR.. A L. Arnold, A. A
Miller, G.. B. Sickmon, and John T
Walsh will visit j. E. Cady at New
berry this week, and all will go dee
hunting.
Private Hamper, Sergts. Van Dyne
Gabriel, and Baker and Lieut.. Case ar
Company HIS committee to prepare
banquet for those who took part in tn
ticket selling contest.
The Owosso coal mines will be sol
Dec. 81. The $1,000 Indebtedness wa
not paid on Monday, and, in accordanc
with the order of the court, the propert
will be advertised and sold.
The case of Frank Weidman VS.. Z
T. Chaplin for money due on meat bill
has been settled by Justice McCaughn
giving plaintiff verdict for SAL. TIL
jury disagreed on this case few week
ago.
, Ira Floate goes to Detroit next wee
to take charge of the shop in whic
Clarence Holley's device for the automs
tic'heating of linotype metal pot wi
be manufactured. Mr.. Holley formerl
, lived at Corunna.
, George Mckenzie brought suit again:
the Michigan Central Railroad, Tuesda
in Justice McCaughna's court, claimin
that because of a long delay on the pal
, Of the railroad a carload of stock h
! shipped to Detroit last July had d.
preciated 1926 worth. The jury gay
him verdict for the full amount.
3 Michael Schulein, for fourteen yeal
{ proprietor of the Boston Clothing hou'
! here, died at New York Sunday
{ stomach trouble, aged 40 years. M
Schulien belonged to the Odd Fellow
, and Masons here. He had been east tv
q years and leaves wife and one chill
a The store here will be conducted by Il
= present manager, Jacob Meinstein.
4 Mrs. Emma Smith, wife of Villa
r. Smith, 631 Hickory st. died Sunds
q night of malignant disease of the live
r aggravated by fall. Mrs Smith
g funeral occurred Wednesday afternoC
q from the Episcopal Church, Rev. r.
Cooper officiating. The w r. c.,
4 which she.was a member, and the G. 4
f r. attended the funeral She was
y years of age, apd leaves a SON Cuyler
smith, a. Albion.