The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-02-06

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Miss Jessie Bixby has resigned hel
position with the Bell Telephone com
pany.
The insurance on the H. G. Nc
Guineas building has been adjusted al
81 ,O91.
David r. Smith, living north Of the
city, is very i'll as the result of stroke
of paralysis.
Irwin o. Chase has entered the in
surance business. He has an Office with
L. q. Brewer.
Charles Carr and Claude Jones are
working at their trade, that of brick
mason. at Chicago
Jockey Fred Edwards paid Justice
McCaughna fine of ten dollars Sat
urday for being drunk.
The sum of $41.25 was deposited by
the school children in the Citizens
Savings Bank last week.
s. Scofeld, of the Scofield House, was
taken sick Saturday, and was confined
to his bed for some days.
John Papanfus, of Berlin, Germany,
is the guest of his cousin, Mrs. G. Green
walt, 721 North Dewey street.
Fred Reynolds, of Gladwin, is taking
treatment of DIR. Lamb for eye trouble
He is the guest of an aunt while here.
The building at 21S West Exchange
street has been rented by the North,
Jennings & Foster Co. as a store room
Joseph Drain, who has been living
northeast of Corunna, is now occupying
DR.. Charles Shickle's farm in Benning-
ton.
Miss Maud Gale will attend the Junior
hop at Ann Arbor tonight. She will
be a guest at the Theta Delta Chi
house.
This is the fourth week of the revival
meetings at the F. M. church on Rail
road avenue. All are invited to the
services.
Rev. Frank s. Lyon delivered
farewell message to the men of the
city at the Y. M c. A. rooms on Sun
day afternoon.
The Sunday school class of Mrs A. L.
Arnold, of Christ church, won the ban
ner for the most regular attendance
during January.
The Grouchy Club was entertained
night at the home of John
King, Henderson. Frank Despond
won the first prize.
An evening of folk songs will be given
by the Thursday Morning Musical Club
at the residence of Mrs. L. B. Allison,
on Friday evening.
w. E. Mckenzie has sold the Houck
place on Division street to Hiram Tyr
rell, of Bennington, who will move
nere in the spring.
Mrs Albert Howard, a well-known
'esident of Morrice, died at her home
here Thursday. The funeral occurs
morning.
Billiard q Hagan, who open for bust
less in the Joseph Gerson building
,arly in March, have received their
irst shipment of clothing.
Mrs G. L Taylor and son are enjoying
! trip down the Mississippi from Gin
'innati. They have been visiting at
Cincinnati for some weeks.
Mrs. Estella circuit and son, of
n. Y, are visiting Mrs.
)rcutt's mother, Mrs. S. A. jackson,
'0S South Shiawassee street.
Monday was grounding day. Ac-
,ording to popular superstition, there
will be an early spring, as the ground
log could not see his shadow.
G. w. Detwiler and F. W. Pearce
,ave sold their interest in the Owosso
Milk Co., limited, to the other three
partners, Ellsworth, Osmer and Dean.
Robert Buckley, representative of A.
Black & Son, of Grand Rapids, will
erect two monuments for Fred Burnes,
If Henderson, one in the Henderson
and one in the Goss.
Work on the Vigor-O factory, de-
spite unpleasant weather, is being
rushed to completion. Some much
needed timbers have arrived, and the
factory is mounting up rapidly.
A woman's congress will be held here
in connection with the state roundup
of Farmers Clubs. Prominent women
Of the state will speak, and there will
be general discussion of each talk.
Quite depression has appeared in
the West Main street paving, between
Ball and Washington. It has caused
the rails to bend, so that the hole is
quite noticeable to persons riding on
the street car.
MIR. and Mrs. j. w. Smith, of Owosso
township, were surprised on Friday
evening by friends sand neighbors. the
occasion being the formers 62nd birth
day. They were presented with fine
gasoline lamp
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