The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-01-02

Mrs. j. :. Haggart and Mrs Georg'
Needham have been at Inlay City few
days.
William Stoddard is at Marengo
working ON the jackson, Battle Creel
electric line.
Miss Agnes Laveck has resigned he'
position as bookkeeper at the UniOn
Transfer Company.
The family of G. L. Tubbs. Cas-
street, is quarentined on account of 8
contagious disease.
Mr.. and Mrs.. job n N. AFFORD have
taken rooms at the home of Miss Carrie
Stewart, Oliver street.
A Tavala, of Wallaceburg, Ont. Ii
working ON the new sugar factory fol
the Kilby Manufacturing Co.
The stores of Woodland, North g. Jen-
nings and Foster Brothers are closed fol-
inventory pending consolidation.
One of the large hus horses owned by
the Union Transfer Company died this
week. The animal was valued at $40.
Rev. and Mrs. c. Dew. Brewer, of
South Haven, are i'm the city, called
here by the sickness and death of DIR.
c. A. Osborn.
VIM Fetterly, proprietor of the Pal
ace restaurant will occupy the first floor
of the Woodland, North q Jennings
building soon.
Clarence Young, an Owosso boy who
was very i'll with consumption last
summer, is now at the 500, and is very
much improved.
Edward Wright and Leroy Taylor,
who have been working on an electric
line at Wheaton, are now in a carriage
factory at Flint.
The receipts at the Owosso post Office
for the month of December were over
$4,000 nearly $400 larger than any
previous month.
Mr.. Levi A. Johnson, of Grand Ledge
and Miss Kittie M. Stimson, of Elsie,
were married Wednesday noon by Rev.
Frederick Strong.
Elias Kingsley, an inmate of the
county house, has fallen heir to small
legacy, left him by the death of broth
or in New York City.
Mrs. Harry Turner Newcombe and
children, of Philadelphia, will soon be
here for visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Comstock.
Kings shoe store in the Beebe build
ing, corner Of Main and Washington
streets, has been closed up and the stock
will be shipped to other cities.
Prof L. H. Wood, formerly principal
of the Owosso High school, is now head
of the physical science department of
the Marquette Normal school
About sixty couples attended the No
Name Assembly Clubs banquet at the
-Armory Wednesday evening, and danced
the old year out and the new year in.
The Pacific Express Company began
doing business in Owosso Yesterday.
The first shipment was tub of Connor's
ice cream for M. d. Foley, of Durand.
The employees of Connor's Cafe had
sleigh ride, Tuesday evening to the home
of George w. Love, Owosso township.
Oysters were served by Mr.. and Mrs.
Love.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Devereaux enter
tanned score of friends, Tuesday even
ing at cards in honor of Mr.. Devereaux's
sister, Miss Flora Spencer, of New
Hudson.
Twelve hundred and fifty of the six
teen hundred cigars stolen from J. X.
Fischers factory on West Main street
recently have been recovered at st.
Charles, although the thief escaped.
The fine new hall of the Elsie Odd
Fellows was dedicated Tuesday night
with ball, for which August Wesener,
Ray Morehouse, Arthur Burhans and
Miss Maude Taphouse, Of Owosso, furn-
ished music.
Edna Hoard, who lives near Bancroft,
has caused the arrest of Norman Reed,
of Bancroft, on charge of bastardy,
and the young man has been bound
over TO the circuit court The girl is
not yet seventeen.
Clinton Whitehearse, who recently
moved from Owosso to Corunna, was
seriously injured at the new furniture
factory there, Wednesday, by stick
which flew out of the machine and
struck him in the stomach.
Joseph Lincoln Ferguson, of Detroit,
and Miss Carrie Augusta Gum. of this
city, were married at clock Wednes
day afternoon, at the Baptist parsonage
by Rev. Frank s. Lyon. They will re-
side in Detroit.
Judge S. f. Smith will speak al
Howell, Jan. T.. at the annual meeting
of the ex and present supervisors and
county officers, on "What Has Living
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