The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-01-09
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ily mere from hOScOmmOn.
Charles Seward has gone to Grand
Rapids to work in restaurant.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. John Doane,
Owosso township, on Sunday, girl
Daniel Ketcham and Mrs. Ada Russell
were married New Years Day by Rev.
Warner.
George Rowe, of Corunna avenue,
has gone to Bay City to act as telegraph
operator
James Campbell, South Chapman
street, has gone to WATERFOWL, N. Y,
to visit relatives.
James Briggs and James Waldron, of
Ionia, are working at w. L. Parker's
monument works.
The snowfall of Tuesday night and
Wednesday has assured good sleighing,
for time, at least.
Fred Stammer is home from Seattle,
Wash, where he has been working in
a furniture factory.
Thomas Hagen has quit his job as
clerk at Murray e. Terbushs. John N
AFFORD takes his place.
A Reillie, relief operator at the Grand
Trunk depot here has been transferred
to Fuller, Mich, where he is night OPP
orator.
Cuts of w S. Beebe's prize winning
White Wyandottes, pullet and a
cockerel, appeared in Sundays Free
Press.
j. Webster and j. Rosevear won five
dollars each i'll the gubernational guess
ing contest of the Press Publishing Co.,
of Detroit
The Congregational Social Union has
opened a rummage sale in the store va
Gated by the Palace Restaurant, on West
Exchange street.
A Wabash engine, the first ever sent
here, is in the Ann Arbor shops for gen.
eral overhauling. The engine is No.
765, and is of large size.
Ann Arbor Engine Al, with a heavy
train, had considerable difficulty in
reaching Garland Sunday evening.
Broken couplings caused delay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ellis, who for
merly resided in this city, have moved
from Springfield, Ohio, to Ypsilanti.
Mr.. EllisSw go on the road for a
wholesale lumber firm.
The Oakhill Cemetery Company, at
its annual meeting on Tuesday, elected
G. r. Lyon, E. NJ Miller and John
Mabin trustees, and George Eddy super
intendent and sexton.
Two boys who were hanging around
Owosso Junction, late Saturday night,
were held up by quartette of tramps
who were, however, disappointed, as
the boys had no money
After the school board meeting Tues
day evening, the school board and Supt
Simmons were guests at Connor's Cafe
of Trustee S. d Emery Delicious
roast chicken was served.
Attorney John d. Spinney, business
agent for DIR. A. B. Spinney, of Reed
City, was in the city last week looking
over the Owosso Sanitarium, which the
doctor may decide to purchase.
Oscar H. Cornell, who was convicted
in Justice McCaughna's court of hunting
on Frank Rush's farm few months
ago, when hunting thereon is strictly
forbidden, has appealed the case to the
Circuit Court.
John O'Neill, of Bennington, was in
the county Jail, Saturday night, because
of his violent actions at Central Hotel.
A friend secured his release Sunday, but
it is believed he is insane, and an effort
will be made to have him sent to Pontiac.
Supervisor Warren Jared, of Antrim,
is of the opinion that the county should
bear share of Owosso's expenses on
getting the sugar factory, and says his
township believes that the injunction
upon issuing the bonds should be dis
solved.
The 0. l.. /. band and an escort from
the Blue Lodge of Masons, with sixty
Sir Knights from Corunna Commandery
in line, attended the funeral services OF
Hugo Wesener, Sunday afternoon. Rev
G. III. Hanks was in charge. The re.
mains were inferred at Oak Hill.
w. 4. Mckenzie has arranged the fol
lowing real estate transfers this week
Edward Bartz, 1920 West Main street
sold TO George Mckenzie, Owosso town.
ship house and lot; S. d. Mckenzie,
Willow City, N. d, exchanged 1870 acre
farm in Owosso township for Charles
( Van Ostren's house and lot at $50 Michi.
gan avenue;Luella b. Olcott sold a house
and lot east of the city to Eli Hovey
w. h. Mckenzie bought the ]. E. Van
Hoten property near Burton.