The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-09-19

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Odds mobile factory at Lansing.
Postmaster Evarts, of Chesaning,
was in the city on business Tuesday.
Miss Fannie Osburn gave party Fri,
day evening for Miss Ethel Mclean.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Gregory, of De-
troit, visited old friends here this week.
Adolph Schulze, who has been visit
ing at ia Lynn street has gone to Chi
cago.
Mr.. and Mrs. A G. Liscum will oc-
cupy suite of rooms in the Goodhue
house.
DIR. A M. Hume has sold the house
he owns at 314 Saginaw street to G. M.
Edwards.
The Screen Door & Window Co., Ltd.
is now located in its factory on South
Shiawassee street.
William Fox and Ray Byerly, of
Wheaton, Ills, will spend the next few
days with Owosso relatives.
Charles Yeats, who left this city sew
eral months ago to do electrical work at
Wheaton, is working at Grand Rapids
Charles D. Stewart was in New York
City this week attending the meeting
Of the Ann Arbor Ry. board of direc-
tors.
E. E. Harris, of Bancroft, found a
peach recently under one of his peach
trees which measured 104 inches in cir
conference.
Ora Linabury, formerly in the employ
of the o. & G. E. Co., is line patrol on
the Wheaton, Ills, electric line, at a
salary of So. so per day.
Special services were held at Christ
Episcopal church last Sunday, in mem
DRY of the first anniversary of Presi-
dent McKinley's death.
! Fred Guckel and wife have arrived
here from Magdeburg, Germany. Mrs.
Guckel is a sister of Mrs William
Meier, Harrison street
Austin Rouse, who has been telegraph
operator at Milwaukee Junction, has
returned to Owosso, and is ticket seller
and operator for the Ann Arbor.
There was roll call at the Epworth
League meeting at the first NJ. E.
church, Sunday evening. Each mem
Der responded with scripture refer
ence.
DR.. VIM. Jopling is home from Min
neapolis where he attended meeting
of the American Veterinary Association,
and from Inkster, N. d., where he called
on his father
County Agent D. F. Blair and sister
Mrs. John Farver, are home from a
visit at Shelby and Muskegon. w. M.
Case acted as county agent during Mr..
Blair's absence.
Emery Arkels, who conducted a
restaurant in the basement of the Pat
terson building West Main street, for
several years, has moved his family to
Grand Rapids.
Calvin Bentley and Earl Hall, of
Owosso, and F. p. Quick, of Lincoln,
Nebr, guest of Calvin, attended the
opening of the NJ. NJ. A. at Orchard
Lake Wednesday.
F.W. Kent, of Shaftsburg, has gone
to Henderson, KY, to start sawmill in
700 acres of oak, of which he is part
owner. The timber will not be cut in
side of three years.
Mr.. Sidney Shipman, of Venice, and
Miss Lulu B. Young, daughter of Super
visor and Mrs. G. B. Young, of Gale
donia, were married at the brides home
on Wednesday afternoon.
w. D. Brands, of Kerby, and NJ M.
Byington, of Venice, recently purchased
several thousand lambs in Montana for
themselves and neighbors. They go to
Montana next month to get the lambs.
Miss Ivah Peterson gave party at
her home Tuesday evening in honor of
Miss Bertha Scruggs, of Flint. Fifty
guests were entertained at progressive
pedro. The prizes were won by HI. w.
Conklin and Miss Donna Sherman.
Mr.. George w. Hatch, of Corunna,
and Miss Augusta E. Murdoch, of
Owosso, were married,Aug 9th, in De-
troit. They are residing at Manistee,
where Mr.. Hatch has position as wood
carver in a furniture factory.
The air compressor at the water works
will be sold Sept. 90 to satisfy a judg
ment obtained by Ingersoll- Sargent Drill
Co. against the owner, The Kinney
Water Supply Co. The compressor was
used here two years ago and has never
been taken back.
A Grand Trunk caboose was backed
across the diamond at Owosso Junction,
Tuesday night. An M. @. engine was
switching, and one of its cars tore the
platform off the caboose. A tail light
set the VI. c. car a6re. but the blaze
was easily put out.