The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-07-17
OwOssO. FRIDAY. JULY II. 1908.
LOCAL NEWS.

H. II. Daniels is laid up with rheuma
tism.
G. A. Garner has gone to Detroit t.
work.
j. j. Mackey, of Durand, was in tn,
city Saturday.
Miss Nellie Turner is improving after
a severe illness.
H. w. Buchanan, corner Howell and
Clinton streets, is ill.
Mrs. Helen Zimmerman is spending
several weeks in Detroit.
Walter Osborn has gone to Pittsburg
Penn, on business trip.
J. d. Gleason, of Pontiac, is the new
Grand Trunk ticket agent.
Mrs. Robert Bowles has returned
from long stay in Wisconsin.
Miss Allie Eaton is home from a stay
of several months in Detroit.
Fred Reiff and John Detwiler are HON,
from fishing trip to Topinabee.
Rev. c. H. Hanks is spending some
days at his old home in GAINESVILLE.
Mrs. N. A. Finch and son, of Buffalo
N. Y, are,the guests of friends here.
Samuel Byerly has completed the
work of revarnishing the Keller block.
Forepaugh and Sells Bros. Advertis
ing Car No. 2 will be in the city today.
The Clipper baseball club, of Owosso
was defeated last Friday at Elsie, Is t.
10.
Lee and Carl Woodland have been
down the river few days on a pleasure
trip.
J. H. Faxon has sold his home at 30s
West King street to Fred Berner, of
Rush.
Mrs. Mary Sharpstein, of Osburn &
Sons store, is enjoying two weeks va
cation.
Doris, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Mason, gave party Wednesday
afternoon.
Lewis Weeks has moved his family t.
Lowell. where he has position in {
drug store.
Miss Cornelia Carrier and brother, O.
Chicago, are guests at the home of Mrs
G. P. Pitts
Richard, son of James A. Reid, Soutl
Chapman street, is seriously i'll of APP
pendicitis.
J. Arthur Byerly and James Osburr
and son have been at Linden few
days, fishing.
E. T. Chaplin has quit his job il
Coles market, and is selling meat for {
Saginaw firm.
Fred Palmer has decided not to re
turn to Charleston, w. Va He is work
ing at Logan, o.
The Salisbury block is undergoing
several changes. The outside stairwa.
has been removed.
E. F. Dudley has been compelled K
hobble around on crutches for severa
days, owing to rheumatism.
Nicholas Geek and family are a
Hatton, Glare county, for a visit
They drove the entire distance.
w. A. Berlinget has quit his job as
Grand Trunk ticket agent to becom
Michigan Central bill clerk here.
Mrs. Frank Brooks, Dewey street
has been quite ill at the home of he
parents in Ovid, for several days.
Mrs. r. E. Peck and Miss Lizzi
Graham, guests of their sister, Mrs
Hugh Graham, have returned home.
Charles Mister has purchased tn
small pony and carriage often seen o
the streets here of the owner, DR.. Hume
Of Corunna.
Mrs. d. H. Moss has received the sun
of 81, 900 from the A. o. q. w., tn
amount for which her husband was in
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sured in that order.
George Fowler, of Connor's Cafe, Gu
his hand quite severely on a broke'
glass recently. Charles Clark, of Du
rand, is taking his place.
Frank Fowler, of Connor's Cafe, an
Miss Maude Herrick, of Grand Rapids
were married at the latters home, las
Friday. They will reside here.
A daughter was born Saturday to MI
and Mrs. Edward Winterly, who liy
four miles northwest of town. An eigl
pound girl was born Friday to Mr.. an
Mrs. w. H. Taylor, Queen street.
The firm of Nusbaum e. Shannon
manufacturers agents, has disolve'
TT E. Nusbaum takes the business. Nj
shannon is back with the Owosso Hare
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