The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-03-13
LOCAL NEWS.

L. G.. Cheney, North Cedar street. is
i'll with the grip.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Spencer Corey, Sunday.
Allie Rourke has quit his job with the
American Express Company.
son was born on Sunday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilbur Elkins. of Middletown.
Mrs. E. B. Tubbs entertained eigh-
teen ladies at palm party Saturday
afternoon.
Harry Rudd, who worked for Bunting
miller, is now in the employ of E. L..
Devereaux.
Work will be commenced in few
DAVIS on the $50 foot smoke stack at the
Sugar plant.
Harry Northway won one dollar
prize in the Sunday Free Press puzzle
contest last week.
VIM. Saver Jr. shipped trio of Cor
nish Indian game fowls to parties in
Arizona this week.
Invitations are out for the marriage
of Asa Terrence Wright and Miss Mary
Alta Brown, Wednesday, March 25
Miss Anna Herbison is home from her
stav with a wholesale millinery house at
Toledo and will work this season at
Lansing.
Mayor Werner NJ White has formally
announced his candidacy for the repub-
lican nomination for supervisor of the
fourth ward.
Mr.. and Mrs. John M. Carmody. of
Henderson, formerly of Owosso, well
coined a daughter to their home Tues
day evening.
The Executive Board of Mich. State
Federation of Womens Clubs will hold
their semi annual meeting in Owosso
April LIST and End.
Charles Foote, better known as Blind
Charley" the popcorn vender at Owosso
Junction, will open restaurant at 9O5
West Main street
Company H can accept no more re-
cruits until those who do not intend go
ing to camp have been weeded out, as
the roster is now complete.
Louis H Odell, of Lansing, member
{. of Company G, Thirty-third Michigan
Volunteer Infantry, has moved to this
city and joined Company Fl.
Miss Arvilla Oatman, of Owosso, was
married to MIR. Joseph Powers, OF Lans-
ing, at the latter city Wednesday
They will reside at Lansing.
Mr.. Frank s. Gurden, of OwOsso, and
Miss Mary Isabel Graham, OF Nelson,
were married Monday at Chesaning
Mr. Gurden is a local railroad man.
Attention is directed to the ad OF G.
A. Fox, successor to d. r Salisbury
He intends to close out all the stock on
hand and has made prices to do it quick
ly.
Willard M. Case and Albert Curtis
have been elected delegates to the
Woodmen's State Camp, which will
meet in Owosso soon. They represent
Owosso Camp
The Adventists dedicated a $4,000
church. with a seating capacity OF 4Oo,
at Middletown Sunday. Elder l. d.
Van Horn, of Battle Creek, preached
the dedication sermon.
At the second biennial meeting of the
Ideal Reserve Association, in Detroit,
II. Kirk White, of Owosso, was elected
a member of the senate, or legislative
body Of the Association.
Edward Carr, meat cutter employed
at Shickles market, had the bone In the
forefinger of his right hand cut clearly
in two Wednesday by sausage knife.
An effort will be made to save the
member.
Joseph Dingwall, for seven years cir
culator of the Evening Argus, has gone
into the grocery business. occupying
mart of the store formerly used by
Herbison Sisters millinery. Harry
Hairht succeeds him as the Argus cir
culator.
James Benton Lewis, OF Chesaning'
and Miss Pearl Shannon, OF this city,
were married Wednesday morning at
the M. E. parsonage by Rev. J. Z. Var
ner. Mr.. and Mrs Lewis will reside In
Chesaning, where the groom has a
home all furnished for his bride.
The condition of the roads this week
has made it almost impossible for the
rural mail carriers to cover their routes
and but partial service has been given.
AS has been stated before the roads VIII
have to be materially improved II the
service is continued over certain roads.