The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-11-13

Mrs. Fred Marvin, of Lenox, is a
guest of Mrs. G. B. Symes.
Laingsburg village officials have de.
clared war on slot machines.
F, H. Watson and Tod Kincaid were
in Bay City on business Tuesday.
Mrs. G. A. INeedham is visiting DR..
and Mrs. John Wesener in Chicago.
Phil Shepard, James Hopkins and O.
l.. Sprague are hunting near Davids
burg.
q. L. Taylor harvested his sugar
beets-two and one-half acres this
week.
Harry Cooper has succeeded Clarence
Smith as deliveryman for Lewis &
Loomis.
Invitations are out for the marriage of
Mr.. Theodore Sanderson and Miss Nellie
Soderquist
Harry Southworth has gone to Whit
more Lake to act as operator for the
Ann Arbor.
Hon. George L. Lusk, of West Bay
City, spent Monday night with DR..
A. l.. Arnold.
The ladies of the Congregational
church Melted about $3.50 from their
rummage sale.
j. Fl. Laverock has purchased of Miss
Nettie Brown the house and lot at 1870
South Elm street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Tooley entertain
ed Friday evening in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Harris.
f. w. Pearce left the first of the week
on business trip for the Screen Door
and Window Co., Ltd.
Owosso Camp No. 1908, M. w. of A.
added three new members to its rolls at
Wednesday evenings meeting.
August Stephan's cigar shop has
again been unionized. Mr. Stephan
now employs sixteen workmen.
Hugh Byrnes has been transferred
from Durand to this city to do switch
ing in the Ann Arbor yards.
DR.. j. B. Dowdigan and sister, Miss
Emma, have packed their house h old
goods and removed to Charlotte
Chas. E. Rigley returned WednAs4.es;y
evening from his tri~4- o"'Iiioi nia WIN
tL--4smerIcan Banker, Association,
party. -. -,
& Joseph Rose has had an automatic
electrical sign placed over the walk in
front of his store on West Exchange
street.
The Washington school teachers visited
other schools in the city Friday after
noon, and their scholars enjoyed half
holiday.
Owosso Lodge No. 81. K. of P, con-
ferred the third degree on class OF five
candidates Thursday evening, and en-
joyed lunch.
James Osburn and Rev. r. o. Cooper
were in Detroit this week attending a
meeting of the Michigan diocese of the
Episcopal church.
The Fat Mems Bicycle club will hav e
supper at the Wildermuth this evening,
afterwards spending an hour or two
with Pres. W. S. Hunt.
| DR.. and Mrs. J. s. Blair entertained
the Jolly Ten Pedro club, Friday even
ing. Mrs. F. NJ. Grove and E. M.
Richardson won the prizes
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. VanNess left this
morning for st. Louis where Mrs Van
Ness will remain for some time to take
treatment at the sanitarium.
Odell Chapman was in Howell part of
last week and this trying a damage case
for malicious prosecution. The jury
gave his client verdict for $500.
Harvey White, formerly of Owosso,
now with the Peoples Quitting Co., OF
Detroit has been laid up several days
having fallen and strained his back.
The first of series of No Name AS
sembly parties was given Friday even
ing at the Armory, and largely attended
The next in the series will be given
Nov. 90.
A. d. Chase and G.. M. Whalev hav,
been in Cincinnati, this week attending
the Carriage Makers convention
They we're in charge of the Owossc
Carriage Co.'S exhibit.
Complaints have been coming in that
the city's street cleaners burn leaves on
the macadam and asphalt, thereby ruin
ing the pavement. The police recently
served notice on property holders that
they mud not do this.
Thomas McHugh, an engineer of the
Big Fond died this week of an operation
at TIitclfeld, Ills Death was the in
direct itult of an injury sustained
some tiuf ago. Deceased leaves a wife
who wa, formerly Miss Mabel Fortress
loto.rNib and three children.