The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-02-27
owosso. FRIDAY, FEB. s7, 1908.
LOCAL NEWS.


Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lewis are home
from their honeymoon trip.
Mrs. G.. L. Taylor and son are home
from long visit at Cincinnati.
{ Edward Wilson has recovered from
his Illness and is back at Allison &
Sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B Knight, R. F. D..
No. 1, will move to Owosso early in
March.
Marsh and Frank Odell, of William
ston, are working for the Owosso Sugar
Company.
William Parks, of West Main street,
has returned to this city and is working
for H. AFFORD,
James Opdyke lost a horse Sunday
morning. The animal is said to have
died of starvation.
The Owosso City Mills have been run
ming night and day for some time, ow-
ing to rush of orders.
Officer Bert Hodges who was sick for
several days, was replaced on the night
force by Frank w. Smith.
Misses Anna Herbison and Matte
Warren have gone to Cleveland to enter
wholesale millinery houses.
Fred NJ. Grove is home for a few
weeks. He will go on the road again,
selling shoes, about March 10.
Richard Smith has purchased the
Mary Calkins place on West King
Street, and will move thereon from
Catalonia in March.
Rev. Fred Kamm, of Clinton, Mich,
formerly of Owosso has accepted call
to the pastorate of the South Baptist
church of Bay City.
Emil Huber, carver at Estey Factory
B, cut bad cash in his index finger of
the right hand last week, on the ma
chine which he operates
While H. r. Tooley and James Camp
bell were having friendly scuffle, re-
Gently, the former received a blow in
the side which fractured rib.
The open Parliament Bible Glass OF
the " M. c. A. presented Rev. F. A.
Stephens, who is soon to leave for
Florida, with fine silk umbrella Sun.
day afternoon.
Clarence, son of Nicholas Geek
underwent an operation Sunday for his
nose and for the removal of growth
therein. DR.. Lamb successfully per
formed the operation.
Friday was Mrs. G. w. Parker's
forty fifth birthday anniversary and she
received many handsome presents,
among them diamond ring from he1
daughter, Miss Mabel Parker
Fred, Jr., twelve year old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Sanftleben, is recovering
after four months illness. The bones
of his right leg, below the knee, were
crushed last fall in a football scrim-
mage.
A red hot chisel which he was
hammering flew from the longs Satur-
day, and cut bad cash below the right
eye of power house Engineer 0. b.
Preston His sight was not permanent
ly injured.
Albert Smith, who has been for
several months bookkeeper for the
Owosso Carriage Company, has gone
home to Howell to accept the position of
cashier of the First State and Savings
Bank of that place.
A bill will probably be introduced at
this session of the legislature to detach
that portion of the union school district
that lies to the south of the city OF
Owosso. There has always been dis
pute as to whether or not it belonged to
the district proper.
Rev. r. F. NJ DOMAIN, former pastor
of st. Pauls Catholic church in this
city, but more recently of the Catholic
church at Delray, was interviewed by
Detroit Tribune reporter as to the
condition of things in Delray. He un
hesitatingly denounced the town as
lawless and overrun with saloons.
Thos. McEwing, of Lansing, formerly
of Bancroft, has organized a stock com
pany, with headquarters at Lansing, .tc
act as transfer agents for large manu-
featuring concerns The plan is TO hav,
manufacturers ship car load lots of theii
goods to Lansing and then distribute
them from that point as sold A mum
Der of the leading business men of Lans
ing, Detroit and other places are stock
holders. E. p. Sherman, of Bancroft, i
interested.