The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-12-19

few days illness.
J. Sidney, of Corunna, is new mo-
torman on the o. & G. E.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Orson Noonan, Gilbert street, on Sunday
Benjamin Angel and Clarence Som
ers will assist at f. j. Storrer's during
the Christmas rush.
Guy G. Clark, pressman and job
printer, has entered the employ of the
Press American.
] G. w. Love, living southwest of the
city, lost good horse last week, the
fifth in five years.
The net proceeds of the Eastern Stars
charity ball were $34 The money has
been turned over to the Dorcas Home.
Owosso Lodge B. p. o. Elks initiated
J three candidates, two from Elsie and
one from Shaftsburg, on Tuesday even
, ing.
Amos Jones has succeeded Fran k
McMackey as driver of the New Nation
al bus. McMackey has gone to Grand
Rapids.
Mrs. Emma Drake has purchased the
house at the southeast corner of Shia-
wassee and Clinton streets, of George b.
Symes.
The treasury department has desig-
mated the old National bank at Detroit
as the reserve agent for the national
banks at Corunna and Durand.
A small freight wreck on the M. G.
r. r. between ).augsburg and Bath,
delayed the passe 4 (, IT trains somewhat,
Wednesday.
The Owosso Poultry Company is max
ing heavy shipments of poultry this
month, sending out fully as much a.
during November.
At the recent meeting of the State
Horticultural Society held at Hart, Mr.
G.. B. Brooks, of Owosso township, rea(
pa paper ON THE commercial strawberr,
bed"
Mrs. William Flynn, of Bennington
died Saturday at her home, aged rs years
She leaves three children. The funera
occurred Tuesday from st Pauls Catholi'
Church.
Although James A. Cooper, Jr., ha
partially recovered from the results OF
foot ball accident at the M. A. c., h
will not attend school again for sew era
months.
Jerome Markham, living south of thu
city, was thrown from his carriage a
Maple River, by his horse runnin
away, Tuesday, and his left arm wa
broken.
The smallest deposit made by the st,
dents since the school savings syste1
was inaugurated, was made last Frida
at the Citizens Savings Bank. 1t amour
ed to $25.27.
Richard Broughten, the Benningto
young man whose foot was crushed i
hay press, has returned from An
, Arbor The foot was removed on az
t count of gangrene
Invitations are out for the marriag
of Miss Mary NJ Ross to Mr. Chaunce
p Reynolds, of Chicago, to occur Ne'
Q Years eve at the brides home in Mi
r ford, Oakland county.
The furniture stores of Woodart
: North 81 Jennings and Foster Bros
will be consolidated within two weeks
$ Mr.. and Mrs. A.. +. Foster go to M
Pleasant in January.
Mrs. Athelia J. Smith, 701 Mulberr
G street, has issued invitations for tn
o marriage of her daughter, Miss Eth'
t May, to Mr.. Leslie Hustled Parker, Thur
n day afternoon, Dec. 20.
John Schroeder, arrested for assau
and battery and who left town Sunda
: night, was arrested Wednesday by Ma
t shall Ross at Fowler, and is in I'll
r county Jail awaiting trial.
Andrew Geek of this city has bee
successfully farmer. barber, invento
travelling salesman, horse breaker,
L cement bridge builder. He has bee
o quite successful in all lines.
The contract will be let this week Fl
= the erection of the foundation walls
the beet sugar factory. The walls w
be of cement, and will be finished
about six weeks, it is expected.
t. John Campbell, arailway fireman wi
v lived here in 1884, called on old frien'
d here this week on his way to Mt Plea
IS ant. During wreck few years sin
at New Orleans, he lost his lower ja'
lC has been replaced by an artificial on
l. An ordinance providing for the issuil
Q of $40, 900 worth Of paving bonds pass
IS the Council last Monday night. The
m bonds are for 81, 900 each, and ruin fro
r. one to four years with four per CO
1t interest. They provide for the paving