The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-02-20

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Norvell.
Lawrence Hamblin has taken rooms
at E. A. Todd's.
Circuit Court will open on Monday
next at Corunna.
Fraser Bros. will hereafter deliver
their own groceries.
Mrs. Edward Carr gave an At Home
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. j A. Hayt, of Rush township,
has gone to California.
Another effort is being made to form
an anti-saloon League here.
Harry r. Cole will decorate the Ar
mory for the State roundup.
The Ann Arbor interlocker gang OF
FIVE men is at work in Toledo.
Fred Burhans has received $357. go,
the amount of his back pension
Mrs. Erven Geek has returned from
months stay at Columbus. Ohio.
Leroy Killian, Corunna avenue, en-
tertained friends Saturday evening.
Frank Comstock will be taken to ST..
Louis for treatment for rheumatism.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
George Nesbitt, south of the city, Sun
day
Mrs. L. d. Wilson and children move
to Port Huron, today, to join Mr.. Will
son.
William Wartenburg cut bad cash
in his head Saturday night by falling
on the sidewalk.
The snow of Sunday made the street
car trips on that evening and on Mon
day extremely difficult.
Charles Bailey, with his graphophone,
furnished music for the Star of Hope
Rebekahs, Tuesday evening.
Herbert Wilson and family, of Co
runna avenue, have moved to the Rich
ardson farm, south of the city.
The Pedro Club was entertained by
Mr.. and Mrs William Eggleston Tues
day evening. Mrs. j. S. Blair won the
prize.
Mrs Josephine NJ Gould delivered
the chief address Tuesday at the dedica-
ton of q woman's club home in Muske-
gon.
Mrs. L. A. Bentley died at her home,
621 Woodlawn Avenue, Saturday morn
ing, aged 80 years. She leaves a hus-
band.
Former Alderman Harry A. Noble is
a candidate for the nomination in the
third ward this spring to succeed Aid.
J. j. Brown, whose term expires.
Mr.. John Hanifan and Miss Rose
Ranowsky, both of Caledonia township,
were married Tuesday morning by Fir.
P. J. Slane at st. Paul's Catholic church.
Charles Newell, former landlord of
the National hotel here, but for several
years past clerk at the junction House
in Durand, has purchased the Hotel
Downey at Vernon.
The basement of the Central school,
which was not completed until recently,
is now used as play room by the stu
dents who take their dinner, and as
storage place for bicycles.
On Friday, r. D. Murray, an en-
ploye of the Ann Arbor shops, lost the
ends of two fingers in a machine. Earl
Hinchey, of Estey Factory A, lost parts
of three fingers of his right hand on the
same day.
George B. McCaughna, of this city,
Eminent Commander of Corunna Com
mandery, X. t., was in Detroit the
first of the week, attending the annual
inspection and banquet of Damascus
Commandery.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Conklin left
Wednesday for Kirksville, Mo-, where
Mr.. Conklin becomes physical instructor
in the American College of Oestopathy.
He resigned the position as district
manager of the New York Life here.
In the athletic meet at the u. of M.
Saturday, Eugene Brewer, of Owosso,
won first in the high jump from sew
eral competitors, clearing the bar at
five feet, seven inches He will doubt
less represent Michigan at the inter-
collegiate meets.
Mr.. Ollie Noonan, of this city, and
Miss Ivah Trip, of Evart, were married
at the home of the bride last week, and
are residing at 813 Alger Avenue, Owes
so. The groom is veteran of the
Spanish war, having served
in Cuba with Company G, Thirty Third
Michigan Volunteers.
Officers are looking for Roy Williams,
who stole ten dollar bill and watch
and chain last week from the residence
of Joseph Stack, of Sciota. Mr.. Stack
took the man Williams in when the lat
ter stopped at the house for something
to eat. The man repaid the farmers
kindness by robbing him at the first OPP
portunity.