The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-09-25

nav, Tuesday.
Mrs. d. M. Robin has returned from
Kent, Washington.
A son was born Saturday to Mr.. and
Mrs Fred Sprague.
Mrs. A. A. Reeves and children have
gone to Bottineau, N. d.
Miss Grace Broeffle has gone to Oliyet
to work in the Optic Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leigh Christian are
home from New York City
Mr.. and Mrs. Cloyse Lewis welcomed
son to their home, Monday.
Mrs. V. M. Moreau and son have
joined Mr.. Moreau at Cheboygan.
Walter Porter is assisting at the store
of the North, Jennings & Foster Co.
Leo Crum has returned from stay of
some weeks at Les Cheneaux Islands.
Miss Fannie Crawford entertained
friends Friday afternoon at her home.
The L. o. T. M. will entertain the
ladies of Bennington Hive this evening.
Miss Minnie Warren stepped on a
rusty nail recently, receiving serious
injury.
Chauncey Linderman is home from
Jackson, where he has been spending
his vacation.
DR.. A. l.. Arnold assisted DIR. Eldred
in surgical operation at Chesaning,
Wednesday.
Ernest j. Nichols, of Durand, has
been appointed deputy sheriff vice E. II.
Hovey, resigned.
Rev. and Mrs. J. A. Spencer are at a
Free Methodist campmeeting in Sanilac
county for the week.
James Rigley, who recently went to
Purdue has returned and will attend
the U. of M. this year.
Misses Anna Dudley and Bernice
Keller have returned to Detroit to at
tend Miss Liggett's school.
Jay White, East Williams street, sus-
tanned broken collar bone Monday
while working at Estey Factory A.
Rolla Bigelow, of this city, will I'M
doubtedly be played at full back on the
U. of M. team at Ann Arbor this year.
J. L. Thalman having resigned as
treasurer of the High School Athletic
Association, Miss Helen Densmore sue
ceeds him.
The three year old son of Mr. and
Mrs. Wallace, corner Williams and
Saginaw streets, is very i'll of typhoid
pneumonia
City Treasurer Walsh collected $751;
600, of the $66,S00 summer tax before
Sept 10, the date when the penalty be-
came operative.
Unusually attractive plans are being
made by the Y M. G. A. committees to
make this winters work by the associa-
ton the most profitable to young men
in its history.
John Shilling, the D. e. M. roadmas
ter, whose home is in Grand Rapids.
but who is we'll known here, has resign
ed his position.
Glynn Blanchard of this city who
has been spending the summer at Ian
sing and Chesaning, has gone to the U.
of M. to take up his years work.
1t is expected that the plant of the
Owosso Mfg. Co. will resume work
next week. Many repairs and improve
ments have been made since the factory
closed early in the summer.
The four months old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. n. Keelin, Caledonia, died Mon
day. Interment took place Wednes-
day at Oak Hill, Rev. G. III. Hanks
officiating at the funeral services.
James Murphy, of New York, lost
part OF his right foot, Monday, while at
tempting to board M. G. train at
Owosso. Dr. Hume dressed the injury,
and Murphy is at the county house.
The Vincent Valve Company, of San
dusky, o., has been shut down several
weeks, and will start up Monday The
factory, which was formerly located
here, has been in the hands of receiver.
w. E. Mckenzie has sold the house at
1928 Michigan avenue, to Henry Houck,
of Middlebury. Mr. Mckenzie has pur-
chased the house of Mrs. Julia Sergeant
at $50 East Mason street. He has
bought three lots on Division street and
will build houses thereon for rent.
The remains of the infant son Of Mr..
and Mrs F. E. Converse, Of Beloit,
Wis, were brought here Monday morn,
ing, and Inferred at Oak Hill, after Rev.
j. Alexander Clyde had conducted brief
services at the home Of p ID. White,
West Main street.
Mrs. Mary Post died at II o'clock
Monday night at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. John Irish, S17 South Chapman
street Funeral services were held
from the house Thursday morning, Rev.
j. p. Warner officiating. Interment
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