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

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A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Book, Owosso township Sunday.
! Hugo G. Wesener, of Sasginaw was
here Sunday on account of his father
| illness,
Harry Mccall has left his place at
Connor's cafe and expects to 60 firing on
the Ann Arbor.
The Lady Maccabees gave a thimble
party, Thursday at the residence of Mrs.
H. L. Woodland.
Samuel Reese paid Justice McCaugh-
ma the costs for cruelty to animals, and
has been released.
The first team of the High school beat
the second team at foot ball, Thursday,
lty score 9fsO too. :
! Mr. Albert Evans, of -Durand, and
Miss Nettie Wood, of Owosso, will soon
be united in marriage.
Thomas Buck, of Owosso, Spanish
American war veteran, has been granted
a pension of SEA per month.
George LaClear, porter at the New
National hotel, had a tumor removed
Sunday by Dr. j. O.~Parker.
Mrs. Lorenzo Hicks has gone to Chi
cago to spend the winter with her
daughter, Mrs. Jerome Scott.
NJ o,5 Mcs ~ nj na,+Jax, ol,sarx,aJ
their wedding anniversary Monday by
entertaining friends at dinner
t. Michael Fauth, formerly of Owosso,
has sold his property in Grand Rapids,
and will move to San Francisco.
Mr.. Frank G.. Pearsall, of Owosso,
and Miss Sadie. Perry, of Groveland,
were married at Pontiac recently.
Union Telephone No. LAG was in
commission at the First M, E. church
during the w. H. NJ. S. convention.
The q. A r. and W. r. G. surprised
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Beatty at their
home on Woodlawn Ave-, Friday even
ing.
James Mcleod, Of the Owosso
Poultry Co., cut bad cash in the back
Of his left hand Saturday while killing
chickens.
An accident to the machinery at the
power house prevented the arc lights
from being used the first few nights OF
this week. 1.
Edward j. Hunt has gone to jackson
to superintend the third rail work on
the new line between jackson and
Battle Greek.
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs
George Sweet died Sunday night and
the remains were taken to Flushing
Tuesday for burial.
S. +. Dobbins, of Marshall, brother
of Mrs. q. L. Van Dyne, Of, Owosso, il
superintendent of an immense peat-dig
ging plant at Capac.
Frank M. Milliken, formerly proprie
tor of the Milliken Hotel in this city
has moved his family from LIE.
Cheneaux Islands to Fenton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Whelan, Of
Shiawassee township, a son was born
recently. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Case Of
Shiawassee, have also welcomed son
Poor service by the o. q G. E. Co
has caused the aldermen to instruct the
lighting committee to look up facts and
figures relative to municipal electric
lighting plant
H. w. Parker and John Brooks had al
unpleasant experience in the swamp Al
st. Charles, Wednesday evening. They
were lost for several hours but by grea
good luck managed to get into tn,
stream again and to st. Charles.
G. p. Reynolds, Of Chicago, hasNbeel
spending the fall months visiting ant
reporting daily State fairs of prom
inence through the southern and west
ern states, recently returning from
weeks trip to Kansas City as the repre-
sentative of the Chicago Daily Drover
Journal
Hophni }. Greer, the Burton chess
maker, is missing, leaving debts in tn
neighborhood Of $400. Greer drove on
of town with horse and carriage value
at S240, on which Eaton 81 Munson, o
Ovid, are said to hold chattle mort
gage for $3.50. Greer is a cheese make
and barber He left his wife, to whor
he was recently married at Burton.
1t has been discovered that the legal
ity of bonds for new court house,
: voted at a special election, is open
3 serious question, so no attempt to plac
> the court house matter before the pull
lie at a special election will be mad,
The necessary steps will be taken at til
January session of the board of super
: visors and the vote will be at the sprin
election.