The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-10-31

Mrs. CHARLES II. Lacey mas gone TO
join her husband at Logansport, Ind
James Butler, of X alamazoo; is work
ing in Brandels boiler shop.
CharlesThiede and family, of Garland
have gone to Los Angeles, Cal, to re-,
side.
There was no football game here Sat
urday. Chesaning again refused to
come
| Detwiler a. Sons clerks found a large
/ tarantula in bunch of bananas, re-
Gently.
Arthur Wright, who recently married
a Pontiac lady, is building home in
that city.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. H. Blair, 31S North Dewey street,
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Bert Ferris, of 524
Ament street, welcomed son to their
home last week.
| Miss Rigley is teaching at the High
school, during the enforced absence of
! Miss Hartshorn.
M. p. Hunt has placed on exhibition
in Thorne's cigar store a tile covered
with 1900 cigar labels.
A nine pound son was born to Mr..
and Mrs. w. III. Van Tifflin, $50 Glen
wood, Friday morning.
Miss Emma Jennings, sister of G. w.
jennings, is nursing Mrs. Andrew
Cowell, who squite sick.
s. B. Pitts and w. L. Parker set
monument over the grave of Mr.. Pitts
mother at Linden, last week.
Henry Ockerman, who has been, Ann
Arbor yard master here for several.
weeks, has returned to Durand.
G. w. Aten is in the northern part of
the state, working for the Standard
Benefit Association of Bay City.
Edward Rundell, seventeen years of
age, was arrested the first of the week
for stealing wheel off L. e. Woodlands
porch.
The dividend to employees who have
been with the company two years or
more, was distributed Monday by the
Owosso Mfg. Co.
Mrs. Josiah Orth, Mulberry street,
was given a delightful surprise at her
home Saturday evening, the occasion
being her birthday
Miss Mabel Wheeler entertained
friends at her home last week in honor
of Miss Mabel Shaw who has gone to
| Canada on an extended visit.
Roy Knapp and party of other
T, local musicians will go to Detroit Noy.
H. to hear Cavalleria Rusticana, pro-
duced under the direction of the author
Mascagin.
Mrs. 7. d. Fletcher, of Oregon, is in
the city visiting her three eldest sons
and families She is in her 18th year,
has eleven children and total of So
defendants living.
T. B. Holman arrived from Milwau-
kee Friday with the body of H. H.
Haney, Corunna travelling salesman
who died in Wisconsin. 1t was placed
in Oak Hill vault.
At Christ Episcopal church, Sunday
day morning the rector Rev. r. O.
Cooper, delivered an address upon The
True Basis of Action: Some special
music was very well rendered.
| j. McDougall has left the New
New National, and is clerk at the Will
j dermuth. He has been succeeded by
VIM. HI. Trombley Leo Mclean, of
Detroit, is also assisting in the work of
the office.
| The residence of John Rigling was
broken into by burglar Monday night
Mr.. Rigling had sold his house, and had
considerable money, but he awoke in
time to scare the thief away. The
latter got nothing.
The Jolly Independent Girls new
club of West Owosso young ladies has
elected Lizzie Murphy president, Mamie
Hubbell vice president, Florence Grow
secretary and treasurer, Nina Town
send, editor, and Anna Lyle president
program committee.
At the meeting of the board Of super
visors, Tuesday, the sum of 800 was ap-
propriated for the Press American
fund.- to erect suitable monument over
the grave of Ellen May Towar at Byron.
Supervisor F. s. Ruggles presented the
resolution, which was unanimously
carried.
Ralph X. Perry, of Durand, arrested
on complaint of the Mallory Commits.
sion Co., of Chicago, for confiscating
| 900 chattel mortgaged sheep, was dis.
charged Friday by Justice McCaughna,
as Mr.. Perry proved the company owed
him more money than the sheep were
valued at.
w. p. Beach's veneer works, recently
moved from Ovid to Middletown, will
soon be in operation. Besides being
given two lots, factory will he bui1t