The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-08-29
owosso. FRIDAY, AUG. 20, 1902,


LOCAL NEWS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Duffy are in
jackson and Niles for visit.
Charles Bradley and family have gone
to TT. Wayne. Ind, for stay.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. S. L.
Van Dusen, Saturday evening.
Louis Tucker, of st. Johns, is spending
the week with relatives in the city.
A son was born recently to Mr.. and
Mrs. w. d. Pray, Higgins street
The new German school on Milwau-
kee street. is fast approaching compile
ton.
Charles j. McNally, chef at the Viii
dermuth, has been very sick for several
days.
Alma. little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Frederick, is very i'll of heart
trouble.
The sixth district Disciples associa-
ton will hold its annual meeting here
Oct. ITO.
Miss Gertrude Layton has gone home
to Omaha, Neb, after visit with old
Owosso friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Hough have
packed their household goods and re-
moved to Lansing.
Rev. J. J. Schuknecht is taking
treatment for rheumatism at the ST.
Louis Sanitarium.
Ann Arbor engine 10 is in the shop
for repairs. No. 3S recently went out
after extensive repairs.
Electrician Charles Adams, of Durand,
is wiring the addition to the Ann Ar
Dor shop for lights.
Harry Woodland, of King street, cut
his forefnger severely, Sunday morning,
while splitting kindling.
Stephen Nolan, formerly a cigar
maker in August Stephan's factory, has
moved his family to Cadillac
j. L. Bush has quit his job as driver
of .Sloan's bakery wagon, and is now
foreman at Deans milk house.
Mrs. Julia Sargent and Miss Margaret
Shehee are at Chicago and Fort Wayne,
visiting wholesale millinery houses.
Mrs Julia Moore, of Maple River, en-
tertained forty old friends at birth
day anniversary party Friday afternoon.
Robert Kirker, who graduated from
the Owosso Business College last June,
is now stenographer for Kalamazoo
firm.
Mrs d. G. Cooper, who lives south of
town, and daughters, Mrs. w. H. Lingle
and Miss Gertrude Cooper, are visiting
at Toronto.
The Dorcas Home is far behind on
grocery and other bills, and members of
the board will soon start out on can
vass to raise funds.
Rev. James Chapman and family are
home from an outing at Niagara Falls,
and Mr.. Chapman occupied his pulpit
at the Asbury church Sunday.
John Wade, of Perry, has arrived
here to take charge of r. N. Parshalls
cooper shop. Fred Boardman, also of
Perry, has hired out to Mr.. Parshall.
twenty-five sportsmen attended the
blue rock shoot at Bennington Friday.
B. S. Gaylord of Owosso, and f. B.
Anthony, of Henderson, were tie fol
highest score.
One of the latest crop reports for Shia
wassee says Dat harvest in progress
late potatoes doing well; sugar beets
promising; corn improved; apples con
tinue promising.
E. Wykes, formerly agent for tn,
Grand Tru nix in this city, will un
doubtedly be appointed ticket agen
here to succeed J. H. Aldrich, who en-
tiers the employ of the Owosso Saving
Bank on Monday.
The funeral of Mrs. Andrew Love, o
Owosso township, took place on Sunda.
afternoon Mrs. Love had been sicl
four months. She had resided in tn
county 81 years, was 20 years old, an'
left four children.
A. Lee Williams has protested to tn
common council on being assessed TO
his share. of the paving of the privat
alley at the rear of Hall Bros. store
He says the action taken is illegal, an,
asks for different procedure.
A horse and buggy belonging t
George Hart, of Bath, were stolen OF
Thursday. They were traced as far a
Byron, Friday, where the deput
sheriff in pursuit gave up the chase, hi
horse having failed him. The stole
outfit was worth 1925.