The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-01-30

The smoke-stack of the Carriage fac
tory was blown down by the hig
winds, last night.
E. p and E. E. Turner, sons of Hon
j. w. Turner, who have been in tn
northern part of the state, will open
law Office at Detroit.
Township committees are requisite
to send calls for republican caucuses fo
publication. The county conventio
has been called for March 3D..
The Free Methodists held four praye
meetings at different places in the cit
last Sunday. They are in for an oil
fashioned Methodist revival.
Victor NWelte who is with the ban
and orchestraTof Barlow Brothers Min
strels, is in Missouri. The show goes t
Denver and Seattle, and will visit Mich
gan in June.
Pearl Dwight's horse turned sudden
ly on Exchange street, Sunday, and Nj
and Mrs. Dwight were thrown out I
their cutter. Mr. Dwight received
sprained ankle.
Leroy Smith, an employe of til
Owosso Sugar Company, injured him
self slightly the other day, and wa
taken to Ann Arbor soon after for trea
ment, blood poisoning having set in.
The Rev. j. A. Spencer, pastor of th
Free Methodist church on Railros,
avenue, is holding special meetings
This is the third week with interest in
creasing. Meetings every night excep
Saturday nights. All are welcome.
THE TINES job department is print
ing the record in the case of John I.
McCurdy VS.. Susan Dillon for Watso3
& Chapman, attorneys for the defendant
1t is expected that the case will :
heard at the April term of the Suprem.
Court.
The home of w. S. Lewis, six mile,
northwest of Owosso, was the center o.
birthday anniversaries, Friday, three
being celebrated at that place. Mr.
Lewis looks young at SO; his son-in-law
o g. Pearce, reports 20, and daughter
Eliza, was 10 years of age.
Owosso friends have received invita-
tiOns to the wedding of Mr.. Dudley Tay
lor and Miss Eva Bennett, which takes
place Tuesday evening, Feb. 10, at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Wesley
Bennett, Austin, Ill. Mr.. Taylor was
formerly resident of this city.
Abigail Chapter o. E. s., had ban
quet Friday evening at Masonic Hall
The degree was conferred upon City
Treasurer John T. Walsh, and after the
banquet, served by the gentlemen under
the direction of Charles Adams and w
E. Collins, there were several speeches.
Hon. J. w. Turner left for Chicago
morning with his son, Chas.
g., of Grand Rapids. Since Mr.. Tur.
ner's recent fall while down street one
day he has partially lost the use of his
left arm, and has gone to Chicago for
His many friends hope
for his speedy recovery.
Aid. Warren Pierpont, at Monday
nights council meeting called attention
1A 60 NJ ha dot Of
$50 900 paving onds,-February g.
until June 1, when the money will be
really needed the city paws to the pur-
chasers about $500 in interest which is
well-nigh useless expense. The coun-
ellis mistake was in dating the bonds so
early.
w. E. Collins, Frank H. Watson, DR..
A. NJ. Hume, George B. McCaughna,
George T. Campbell and w. E. Aten
attended the meeting of the Michigan
Grand Lodge of Masons in Detroit this
week. Mr. Aten, who is worshipful
master of Owosso Lodge No. 81, F. 81
NJ, was the delegate. Frank H.
Watson is member of the committee
on jurisprudence.
Andrew Mylott, who has been very
i'll and was threatened with typhoid
fever in the early stages of his sickness,
has been brought safely through by the
skillful treatment and constant atten-
tion of DR.. Hixon, and he is now recov-
ering his strength at his uncle's home
in Owosso, where himself and mother,
who came to nurse him, went last week.
-Durand Express
List of letters advertised at Owosso
post Office for week ending Saturday,
January "a, 1908: Miss Rachael Bar
RACER, VIM H. Clark, Mrs. S. Crandall,
Mrs. Alice Dereran, Miss Helen Hall,
Chas. Hollinworth, G. Hover, E. r..
Jaques (2), Miss May Martin, d. Nc
Uarty, National Supply Co., Miss Donna
Peterson, A. LaPratt, Norman o. Root,
Mrs. Flota Showers, p. J. Stone, Toney
Tovatt M Vapdarcook