The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-01-16

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The Crazy Pedro Club meets Monday
evening with Miss Nellie Lewis.
The thermometer fell ON Sunday
night to eight degrees below zero.
DIR. s. s. c. Phippen has been called
Ito Park Hill, Ont, by his parents ill
ness.
Calvin Dell will act as deputy for
Owosso Camp No. 1908, M. w. A. dur
ing 1908.
Mrs J. S. McConvery, who has been
visiting friends here, has gone home to
London, Ont.
Harry L. Izor, of Durand, is on the
road to recovery, after a severe attack
of typhoid fever.
Enoch Eddy, of Youngstown, o., is
visiting his daughter, Miss Pearl Eddy
and M. w. Southland
H s. Powers and NJ E. Burch are
building house for Fred G. Shaw, who
lives north of Kerby.
Wellington Williams gave the pupils
of the fifth grade, Washington school, a
sleigh-ride, Tuesday afternoon.
George Rowe, Corunna avenue, has
returned from Pinconning, where he
has been relief operator for the M. c..
railroad.
Edward Card, 121 Elm street, who
was married about one year ago, has
left the city. He is said to have desert
ed his wife.
Mrs. M. W. Willoughby, living north
os the city, has been called to ST.
Charles, Mo-, by her husbands serious
illness.
Company Fl has voted the sum of
500 to purchase military overcoats for
its officers, Capt. McCaughna and
Lieuts Ross and Case
There were thirty couples present at
the meeting of McNamara's dancing
class, Wednesday evening. Miss Maude
Taphouse furnished music
1t is said that former U. S. Senator
Charles A. Towne, of Duluth, and later
of New York City; expects to return to
Lansing to reside and practice law.
Miss Felice, little daughter of DIR. and
Mrs. j. o. Parker, 502 West Oliver
street. gave pink tea, Wednesday
afternoon to dozen of her little friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Walton, of Pitts
burg, welcomed a son to their home
Wednesday. A son was born Thurs
day to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Spaulding,
of Rush.
George Boyer, who was an Owosso
Business College student, has received
the appointment as stenographer to the
roadmaster of the Grand Trunk at
Durand.
J. w. Angel is working in his copper
mine at Placerville. Colo, with six men.
He writes home that they have taken
out carload of ore which is now ready
for shipment.
G. G.. Robinson, formerly Grand
Trunk agent, went to Detroit Thursday
night to assume his new duties as state
cashier of the North American Life
Insurance Company His offices are in
the Majestic building.
The rear door of w. A. Richardson's
grocery was accidently left unlocked
one night last week. Surprising the
place was being burglarized, several
men rushed in, one of them stepping
into and smashing crate of eggs.
The Kilby Manufacturing Company,
of Cleveland, denies the statement that
it wishes to take party of men to
Montana to build sugar factory there
although advertisements for men for
such purpose appeared in Lansing
papers
Attorney A. L. Chandler will head a
company soon to be organized for the
raising of peppermint plants and for the
erection of distillery to separate the
crude oil Shiawassee county soil is
peculiarly adapted for the culture of
the plant.
Grand Trunk Engine No. 103, which
haulsthe T., s. 81 NJ. passenger between
Muskegon and Owosso, dropped its
crown-sheet at Greenville, Saturday,
and engine No 1914 brought the train
to Owosso. No. 103 was sent to the
Durand shops.
King" the prize winning White
Wyandotte rooster, valued by its owner
at 800, died Sunday morning. He had
just been brought back from the De-
troit chicken show Mr. Beebe bought
at the show White Angora kitten
which won the third prize.
An ordinance for the appointment of
a city sealer of weights and measures
was presented at Monday evenings
council meeting, and referred to com
mittee consisting of Aids. Brown,
Ketcham and Jordan and the city attor
ney. The ordinance provides the sealei
shau Give bond for the proper per