The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-11-13
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Chicago for visit.
Ray Retain, of Omaha, Neb., has beer
in the city few days.
Fred Kaiser has opened barber shoI
at his home on Mack street.
Miss Mollie Roberts returned Tuesday
from her trip to Newark, N. j.
Charles Ulch, drunk, paid the costs
Tuesday in Justice Walsh's court.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. James
Grady, Owosso township, Saturday.
N. Phippen, of Park Hill, Ont, is 6
guest of his son, DR.. s. S. G. Phippen
Dominick Speck and Az Gardner
have been added to the street cleaning
force.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Parker have
moved into their new home on Ball
street.
The eighteen months old daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. j. x. Fischer died Sunday
of diphtheria.
The Emerson school was closed on
Tuesday afternoon, the teachers visiting
other grades.
A class of fifteen candidates was
initiated by Wilson Tent, K. o. T. NJ,
Monday night.
A thirty foot smoke stack has been
erected on the Union Mattress Cos.
plant by J. Fl. BRANDED.
Mrs j Lansing Palmer had her hand
badly crushed in machine at the City
Steam Laundry, Friday.
Henry Beswick has put new frcnt
in the Frank Wedman store, corner
west Main and Lansing streets.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Williams, of
Jackson, formerly of Owosso, welcomed
a son to their home, last week.
George w. Devereaux purchased a
fine team of horses this week for Mr..
and Mrs John Scott, of Detroit.
A /" bachelors honeymoon" social at
the First NJ. E. church, Frida'- -'--oafng'
was largely attended and very ENJOY
able. =. s-ssr-yk ~
Harry Marrow, Of the Owosso Paint
& Wall Paper Co., has gone to st. Louis
Mo-, to work. Mrs. Marrow is in
Ovid.
Albert R. Smith, of Owosso, employed
by Ira G. Curry, was married Sunday
evening by Rev. J. A. Rowe to Miss
Lena Brady, of Charleston.
THE Herald Of Hope" a Baptist
chapel car being renovated at the Ann
Arbor shops in this city, will be opened
W hen completed with services here.
The No Name Whist club had dinner
at the Wildermuth, Friday evening,
and played whist afterwards at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Loring.
A plate glass window in the building
on West Main street occupied by Fill
niger g. Snyder was broken Monday
night. The wind hurled sign through
it.
W. S. Lamb, of Ashley, formerly o.
this city, has accepted a position a,
travelling salesman for the wholesale
grocery house Of Lee 81 Cady, of De
troit.
Alfred Laubengayer and John Rose
wear have been hunting near Clare fol
sew eral days. Orville Angel has beer
clerking at Billiard e. Hagan's during
Mr.. Laubengayer's absence.
Samuel Beelby, as representative o
the Maccabees, accompanied the re
mains of Franklin and Hazel DeWolf'
to Troy, o., Friday for burial Mr.
DeWolfe was member of the Macca-
bees.
Andrew Reineke is visiting at hi
home here after an absence of severa
wears. While away he was in England
and Germany, and served during tin
Spanish American war with Mis-
souri, regiment.
The election at Durand, called to vot
st2, 900 in bonds to meet indebtedness
and provide funds for some needed i'm
movements, resulted in the proposition
being defeated by quite majority Tn
village dads are now trying to ascertain
,,,bara tbav care at
It is expected that o. F Harrymai
will soon file petition in bankruptc
| in the u. S district court at Bay City
His assets are $1,000, liabilities So, OW
and llr. Hauyman hopes to pay GO cent
on the dollar. Mr.. Harryman is nov
living on his farm in Bennington.
'0scm Gegsr, Of yhe Hosl5r SAFE
| lock Co., Of Hamilton, O., while in ia
City this week, ualOoGs safe al th
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lid it without knowlelSo Of the con
binatiou. SO thorou "a aud practical
his knowledge th..As ean within te
ninntes ualEt mule by III
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