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

hunting trip.
G. /. Schenck is working for the Rob-
bins Table Co.
o. M. Connell is home from trip to
San Francisco.
Miss Ethelyn ellison is home from a
long business trip.
Owosso and Laingsburg foot ball
teams play here Saturday.
Miss Florence Rodabaugh is clerk at
Edwards insurance Office.
j. J. Stever leaves this month for
California to spend the winter.
Fred Downey has quit his job with
Hall Bros, butcher & Nichols.
Gus Moreland has gone to Chicago,
to join his father, who lives there.
A daughter was born on Saturday
evening to Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Pitts
Mrs. M. d. Corey entertains at five
o'clock tea at her home this afternoon.
| Elder B. f. Sturman, of Muskegon, is
holding series of meetings at Middle
| town.
Miss Jennie Roseboom leaves the last
| of the month for Los Angeles, Cal, to
reside
Edward Osborn, of Chattanooga,
Tenn, visited this week at Walter Os-
born's.
Ralph Wagar, former Owosso boy, is
writing New York Life insurance in
Denver.
A decree of divorce was granted in
the case of Christopher VS.. Olive Amos,
Monday.
Arthur Sternaman has radish on
exhibition in Bunting & Miller's store
which weighs exactly one pound.
L. w. Hubbell drove Aermotor in the
2:25 pace at Fowlerville last week, and
got second money, in a purse of $50.
Floyd Boomers little spaniel, 6
family and neighborhood pet for foul
years, was killed recently by the street
car.
The Amphictyon Society will probably
not be revived at the High school thii
year. Lack of interest on the part o.
the juniors.
A. E. Shannon has succeeded in get
ting his automobile home from Garland
where he left it several weeks ago OIL
account of the mud.
The Grand Trunk gave it's last ex
cursion to Detroit, Sunday, and sold g.
tickets at Owosso. to that city, 10 t,
: other places, and 90 to Grand Rapids.
Miss Bessie Galusha is spending tire
weeks in Detroit having her eyes treat
ed Miss Name Winkler takes he
place as bookkeeper at E. l.. Devereaux's
Willie, son of Mr. and Mrs. William
Ryan, has been sick of scarlet fever TO
few days at the home of his grand
father, Patrick Brown, West Mali
street.
, James Lynch, ex-supervisor of Rus
! township, now resident of Owossc
has been nominated by the democrat
for the Office of state senator from thi
|. district.
Middletown Adventists are trying tc
: persuade w. p. Beach, proprietor of th
.. Ovid Veneer works, to locate at thei
r settlement. They will give him a
acre of ground and build factory.
!: Relatives and friends from Ow ossC
Richmond, Ind, Fort Dodge, Iowa, an
8 Traverse City, recently surprised Pierc
2 Dynes on the occasion of his 10Th brit
!. day, and presented him with fine cas-
!. chair.
Rev. Rowe pr reached at the Corunn
Q Ave. M. E. church. his new charge, O
i Sunday evening, and made good in
!; preston. The church will be supple
l Sunday mornings. as Mr.. Rowe will b
!, at Kerby and Kelley churches, but /
will speak himself in the evenings
w. l.. Fauser, who has been foreman
painter at the Ann Arbor shops for til
/. past twelve years, has accepted bus
n n ness chance at Minneapolis, and wi
g soon leave for there with his family
q The painters at the shops presented hir
,, with an Odd Fellow watch charm, Sa
urday evening.
. BY means of bogus checks, purporte
II to have been drawn by A. A. Stegga
IL N. A. Goodyear and J. A. Barrie wei
d swindled out of $l140 each. the first I
a the month, although each had a circl
1t lar warning them to look out for I'll
II man who did the job. The name on Il
'e checks passed here was George Adam
The swindler has operated in Ann A
/. Dor and other places. g.