The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-01-23

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Mrs. s. s. Miner is i'll.
Edward Pease, Adams street, is sick.
Charles ]. McNally is again very sick.
Miss Charlotte Newell is visiting in
Fenton.
Major Paul NJ Roth has gone to the
Pacific coast.
Nelson Perica, Oak street, is i'll with
typhoid fever.
Floyd Devereaux has quit his job at
F. j. Storrer's.
The Eastern Stars have special
meeting tonight.
Allan Reed, of Owosso, is now fireman
on the Grand Trunk.
Mrs Louis Weeks, Water street, has
been sick several days
George M. Graham is better after
having been ill several days
The Linen Club met Thursday after
noon with Mrs. A. E. butcher.
Albert Poster, of Echo, Utah, is the
new tailor at Roth e. Sullivans.
DR.. R. J. Tick replaces Roy Knapp as
baritone for the Acme quartette.
Ainsworth e. Hammer recently shipped
four carloads of wheat to Europe.
Edward Weidman has accepted a posi-
ton as fireman on the Ann Arbor.
Miss Hattie Detwiler entertained the
Queen Esther Circle Friday evening.
A son was born Monday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren Pitts, south of the city.
Miss Mamie Taphouse is working in
the Union Telephone Company's office.
The Trolley Pedro Club will have a
dance Friday evening at Wesener's
hall.
Miss Kittie Farrell State street, en-
tertained thirty friends at her home
Tuesday evening.
d A. Barnum, who. is in Detroit,
having returned from Oklahoma, will
visit soon in Owosso.
G. A. Conner is busy putting up 400
tons of ice to last him through next
seasons ice cream business.
Under Sheriff w. M. Case entertained
his father-in-law, Deputy Sheriff G. H.
Brown, of Ludington, this week.
James Daley, William Leonard and
John Euler, of Stephan's cigar factory,
have gone to Kalamazoo to work.
N. w. White, a Chicago expert ac-
countant, is here to open the books OF
the Woodland Furniture Company.
The Asbury church has completed a
two weeks series of meetings More
meetings will be held next spring.
James Float and Miss Ethel Van Zant
were married by Rev. Rowe, Saturday
night. They are residing at 215 Dick
erson street.
President G. W. Parker, g. 7. Mason
and H. s Myers attended convention
of the county drain commissioners asso-
citation at Lansing this week.
F.B. Knapp, the property man for
Hypnotist Knowles, is in Jail at Corun-
ma. When he pays the money taken
and the costs, he will be released.
A. Steggall manufactured and sold
100 pair of sleigfs this winter, and was
forced to refuse several orders for more.
The retail price of the sleighs is from
$18 to $26.
Mr.. CLYDE Belden, driver for the
Standard Oil Company, and Miss Verle
Barnes, were married Dec. 20, in Co
runna, but kept the marriage secret
until last week.
Chas G. Duffy, Ann Arbor foreman
boilermaker, goes to Harrington, Kas.,
Feb. 1, to accept a similar position in
the G. B. g. @. shops. His family re-
mains here for few months.
On Tuesday evening, January 81, six
young lady friends will tender to Miss
isabella Longstreet, who has been q
missionary to China, reception at the
home of Mrs. George Lanphers.
The thirty thousand dollar paving
bonds, the issue of which was recently
authorized, have been sold at par tc
the Citizens Savings Bank. A pre-
MUM of $50 was paid the city.
Mrs. Sarah Smart died last week al
the home Of her daughter, Mrs. Z. A.
Todd, 321 North Washington street
The funeral services took place Sunday
noon, Rev. r. o. Cooper officiating.
Prof. Orville T. Bright, of Chicago
vice president of the National Educa
tional Association, has been secured &c
deliver an address on. "The Rura
Schools, at the Farmers Roundup II
this city next month.