The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-10-17

mason work at Ionia.
Waneta, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
c. A. Byerly, is quite sick.
Clarence Gray has returned from a
years stay at Braddish, Pa.
Earle Rexford will lose the sight of
one of his eyes from granulation.
M. G. Whited, who leaves soon for
the west, auctioned his household goods
yesterday.
j. w. Thorne is home from long
business trip to Chicago, st. Louis
and other places.
Clarence Gray has returned to his
home in this city after spending several
weeks in the east.
Bert Champion, a former Owosso boy,
is working for the Standard Oil Co.
near San Francisco.
Merrick Blair, B. S. Gaylord, Jesse
Smith and John Rosevear, got twenty
eight squirrels Wednesday.
The Citizens Savings Bank has been
appointed collecting agency for the
National Protective Society.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. s. Stratton enter
tanned the Epworth League of the First
M. E. church, Tuesday evening.
The cutting room at Estey factory A
was closed down part of the week on
account Of lack Of dry lumber.
Harry Young will return. to his home
in Owosso next week after visiting rela-
tives in Virginia for several days.
Mrs. w. 8. Jones entertained the
Jolly Girls whist club at her home on
North Elm street, Wednesday evening.
The Carpenters Union entertained
the other unions of the city at smoker
in Richardson's hall, Wednesday even
ing
DR.. L. ]. Morgan has been elected
president and John A. F. Evans secre-
tary of the open parliament bible class
of the Y. M. G. A.
Mrs G. H. Cossitt, of this city, will
attend the marriage of her son Harry,
which takes place in New York City on
the twenty second of this month.
Leroy d. Taylor is back at Wheaton,
Ills, working with the bridge gang on
Tho NAVY a1act,;o 1;pa Ha hoe baa,, Of
Sterling, H., with Lawrence Gould for
a few weeks.
A lady in carriage collided with &.
HI. Greenwalt Thursday noon at the
corner of Washington and Main streets.
Mr. Greenwalt was bruised and his
wheel was smashed.
Mrs. Ella Kenyon of Inlay City, has
taken rooms in the Turner house at the
corner of Goodhue and Washington.
She is a first class dress maker and will
do sewing by the day.
E. w. Washburn has purchased the
house and seven acres belonging to
Luther Sprinkle on East Oliver street,
and will move in from Fairfield He
Is the father of Aid w. e. Washburn.
Leroy Taylor, who went to Sterling,
illinois, about month ago to work on
,he Sterling, Dixon & Eastern railway,
las again returned to Wheaton, Ill.
He is now employed as carpenter on the
bridge gang for Aurora Elgin & Chica-
90 company.
Henry Bartholomew stood in one of
jhe Junction house windows yesterday
morning, watching the westbound
Grand Trunk local, when a hobo in a
oox car threw large rock at him,
smashing the window. Mr. Bartholo-
new was not injured.
City Attorney j. w. Turner has been
invited by Gen. Charles Dick, chairman
republican State central committee, of
Ohio, to stump that state this fall, but
prevent Mr.. Turner's ac
;eptance. The letter is couched in
erns highly complimentary.
Marshal q. II. Ross is the possessor Of
/ fine black walnut club brought to him
rom Washington by H. R. Cole
While at Washington, Mr.. Cole visited
Arlington cemetery and found the
,rave of his brother Thomas, who went
Ioyn with the Maine.
The Michigan Health e. Accident AS
ociation, of this city, has been incor-
,orated at Lansing. ~ soon as the
irst two hundred members are secured
will receive license to do business.
secretary Henderson has secured over
ne hundred sixty of them.
Nicholas Reyes, of Brady, well
.nown to many Owosso people. is dead
t his home, aged AZ years He was
lot married, but leaves mother, q
,rother and three sisters Funeral
ervices will be held Saturday from the
,atholic church at Oakley at o'clock.
Will Fox, formerly of this city, is
ow employed in the construction of an
il refinery for the Standard Oil Com
any at Point Richmond. Will writes
is folks that he has good position and
hat he likes the western country finely.
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