The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-02-13

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Albert Poster, who has been a barber
at Geeck's shop, has gone to Detroit tc
work.
/ The Connor Ice Cream Co. has slowed
away 400 tons of ice for the summer
campaign.
Mrs. L. G.. Brewer entertained the
Ladies of the Loyal Guard Thursday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wellington Travis en-
tertained The West Side Pedro Club
last evening.
Charles Drews, E. Lecereaux and
Walter Swarthout will leave next Mon.
day for California.
The adult members of Christ Episco-
pal choir had sleighride and supper,
Tuesday evening.
George Robinson, former Owosso
veteran, is ill in Washington, ID. G.
with the grippe.
Thomas Quinn, boiler maker for J..
H. BRANDED, smashed his foot recently
at Middleton. A boiler rolled upon it.
Jockey" Fred Edwards, who has
figured prominently in the police courts
here for several years, has removed to
Bannister
J. III. Robbins reports that the Rob
bins Table Co. is doing more business
now than ever before at this season of
the year.
A. M. Gays new house on north Ball
street is almost done. Mr.. Gay will
erect one near it for d. L. Densmore
and family.
The Ann Arbor Railroads cement
gang has gone to Ann Arbor, to do the
preliminary work for the separation of
grades there.
w. S. Jones, travelling salesman for
the Owosso Casket Company, has been
quite sick for several days at his home
on Elm street.
The golden wedding anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Howe will be Gel
ebrated next Monday at their residence
on Goodhue street.
Hazel Green Grange of Rush town
ship, recently elected J. J. Huffman,
master; Martin Jones' secretary; and
w. E. Collins, treasurer
Stanley E. Parkill speaks Sunday
evening at the Congregational church
on his recent trip abroad.
The Pythians gave party to twenty
FIVE couples of their friends at Castle
Hall, Wednesday evening.
The knights of Pythias worked in
two degrees last evening on classes.
Lunch was afterwards served.
Mrs. Bert Smith, formerly Miss
Florence Cooper, of Cheboygan, is a
guest at the home of A. T. Thomas.
William Durham has purchased the
Roehm farm near the Five Points, 1"
west of the city, and will raise sugar
beets.
Eli Wilkinson and Miss Carrie Beeh-
Ter, both of West Owosso, were married
Wednesday evening by Rev. j. p.
Warner.
The front of the D. NJ Christians store
is to be moved out eighteen inches.
New show windows of curved pattern
will be put in.
Rev. J. j. Schuknecht, of Detroit,
who has been i'll at the residence of
John Storrer with infammatory rheuma-
tism, is able to be out
There was a donation at Kelley
church, northeast of Owosso, Thursday
night, for the benefit of the pastor, Rev.
Rowe, of this CITY, Quite sum was
realized.
Because of the ill-health Of the pros
ecutor. the case of the People VS.. Will
lam Sullivan, of Chesaning, charged
with stealing Wellington Williams
buggy, has been put a over term. A
former trial resulted in disagreement.
There are sixteen law-cases to be tried
at the February termof the Circuit Court.
A committee composed of Henry
wildermuth, Bert Matthews, Erwin
Wilson, jennings Able and John Det-
wiler is changing the rules Of the High
School Athletic Association to conform
to those of the State Inter-scholastic
Association. The high school will have
a good base ball team in the field this
spring with Shafer and Ysungs for
pitchers, and Matthews for catcher.
w. e. Mckenzie has sold the house
and lot at 41S Michigan avenve to Mrs.
Minnie Williams, of this city. The
former owner was Byron Smith, of Fow-
lerville. The lot is the site of the Old
American House, which was destroyed
by fire about eighteen years ago. Mr..
Mckenzie was the owner, and about
twenty years ago, the landlord of the
hotel.