The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-10-23

Albert West is home from long tril
in the west.
G. A. Byerly was in Lansing ON bust
ness Wednesday.
Mrs. Lillian Hadsall returned Wed
nesday from Hartland.
Secy. G. N. Smith, of the Sugar Co.
was in the city yesterday.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
George Jennings last week.
Mrs. r. Sticater, of Delhi, Ont, is 8
guest of her grandson, Richard Coy.
Elmer Cheney is driving the deliver,
wagon for the Owosso Tea Company.
Miss Kate Haarer, of Chelsea, visit
ed friends in the city part of the week
DIR. and Mrs. H. M. Estes, of st. Johns
were guests of relatives in the city Wed
nesday.
Mrs. E. Carl Glenwood avenue, has
been sick several days of neuralgia OF
the heart.
Thirty-four county teachers attended
a two days examination at Corunna
last week.
James L. Locker has resigned his
place as chef at Connor's Cafe, and has
returned to Detroit.
ID. s. Guipe, who has been visiting
his brother, VIM. Guipe left for hi:
home in Hudson, Wis, Wednesday.
William Barrisford, Jr., suffered 9
double fracture of the outer bone of the
right forearm, Wednesday, by fall.
j. II. Payne has gone to Indianapolis
to accept position as travelling sales
man in Michigan for the Deere Plow
Co.
Floyd Reynolds has received $40 from
the city. He broke a finger by fail
while riding to a fire, and was laid up
five weeks.
Misses Name Hoyt and Name Mason
give "bundle" shower tomorrow even
ing at the home of the latter for Miss
Fannie Crawford.
Miss Clara Soule entertained Monday
evening for Miss Hazel Reed at a cos
tune party. Miss Hazel received some
handsome presents.
The trustees of the Congregational
church organized Tuesday evening by
electing DR.. A. M. Hume as chairman
and Jay Matteson clerk.
w. E. Mckenzie now owns the J. S.
Colby house at the corner of Oliver and
Hickory streets, and will move in as
soon as he can get possession.
Supt. of Public instruction Fall has
written Supt. Simmons that Owosso will
surely have one of the ten county nor
mails to be established in the state next
DR.. E. T. Carmody, of Denver, for
merly of Owosso, is surgeon in the First
Colorado Infantry and is seeing active
service with the troops at the Cripple
Creek strike.
The mems meeting announced to be
held in Christ Episcopal church on Fri
day evening next has been postponed
until later date of which due notice
will be given.
o. F. Harryman has sold his stock of
to Hartshorn & Son, and
will enter the employ Of the firm. The
two stocks will not be consolidated, for
the present, at least.
The Tillotson house, $50 Adams street,
is being remodeled. Hardwood floors
are being put in, and the ceilings and
woodwork redecorated. J. H. Laverock
has charge of the work.
Henry Beswick is repairing the store
at 115 East Main street, formerly &C.
cupied by the City Restaurant. 1t will
be occupied after Nov. 1 by w. d.
Burke, the owner, with his saloon.
Special Agent Daboll was at Benning-
ton, Thursday, arranging to add several
miles of territory to the present rural
route from that Office, making it full
route instead of IA miles as at present.
Congressman Fordney was in the city
a short time Wednesday evening. He
is busily engaged gathering statistics
to use in his fight against the ratifica-
ton of the Cuban treaty at the coming
special session of congress.
While Agent E. p Vandewater and
family, of Grayling, were at church on
a recent Sunday, thieves broke into
their house. The burglars were in too
much of hurry to do thorough job and
the family's loss was slight.
L. P. Royce and Mrs. Miles Newman
were in, Flint, Tuesday, to attend the
funeral of their cousin, A. H. Soule.
Four generations of the family were
present at the funeral and this is the
first death in the family in 4S years.
The funeral of Miss Jennie Noonan
Monday morning from ST