The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-02-06

Inc Elks initiated a candidate Tues
day evening.
Mrs. Samuel Willis has gone back to
Thompsonville.
Miss Hannah Dewey came home from
the U. of M. Tuesday for the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. M. Dewey and son
were home from Lansing over Sunday
John Connolly, formerly of Owosso
township. is ill in Cleveland of typhoid
fever.
George Russell, drunk, got thirty
days in Justice McCaughna's court last
week.
@. E. Hubbard is the new manager
of the Singer Sewing Machines Office in
this city.
DR.. j. o. Parker operated upon A. d.
Sax for cancer last week. Mr.. Sax is
recovering
Miss Kittie Gaylord was given sur
prised on Friday by about fifty of her
little friends.
Mrs Stanhope of Corunna avenue,
has gone to Chicago called there by the
death of sister.
Mr. and Mrs. W. r. Hookway will be
home this spring from several months
stay in California.
Herman Josenhans and Leon Boyd
are shearing 800 lambs for p B. Rey-
nolds, of Maple River.
The Bell Telephone girls had cos
tune party, last week, at the home of
Miss Margaret Dynes.
Misses Abbie Burhard, of Chicago,
and Ada Heaton, of Detroit are guests
of Miss Annie Osburn.
Mrs. E. B. Dewey fell while going
down cellar Sunday and broke one of
the bones of her right wrist.
The Dorcas Society acknowledges
with thanks the receipt of $3.50. 70 from
the soldiers relief Commission.
Base ball grounds are being discussed
already, and it is probable the city will
have suitable park this summer.
Miss Isabelle Longstreet spoke at
missionary meeting at Chssaning, Fri
day, and was later rendered reception.
Miss Elsie Woodin gave progressive
pedro party Wednesday evening. Fred
Osmer and Neil Shepard won the prizes.
A. G. Fisher, of Howell, has rented
the Weidman building on West Main
street, and will open boarding house,
TIL q offertory at Christ Episcopal
church, Sunday morning, was duet
by Mrs. James Osburn and Miss Edith
Wykes.
John Hanifan and Miss Rose Ranows-
key who live east of Corunna will be
married the week of Feb. 10 at st. Pauls
Catholic church, Owosso.
Mr. and Mrs George Reineke enter
tanned friends at pedro on Friday night
The prizes were won by Mrs. E. NJ.
Richardson and DR.. VIM. Jopling.
The little daughter of George Mona
CHAN, Hickory street. pulled kettle of
boiling water off the stove, recently,
and was badly scalded about the legs.
The sentiment all over the county is
for the denomination of o. L. Bristol
for county commissioner of schools at
the coming republican convention.
Fred Green, who has been putting out
banks for the Owosso Savings Bank, will
go on the road soon with circus to
play trap drums in the band and or
chestra.
Fred Conklin, formerly of this city,
plays cornet in the st Johns band. The
organization is prospecting, and is re-
garded as very good band by Owosso
musicians.
Miss Norma Sheldon, of Shiawassee,
has gone to Denver, where she will be
united in marriage to Mr.. Robert Mol
10y, railroad man who formerly resid
ed at Durand.
The Van Houten place on the Ovid
road has been exchanged by w. E. Nc
Kenzie for Henry Houck's place on
Division street. Mr. Houck will move
out to Burton at once.
Mrs. Pearl Hawkins Beebe. of this
city, whose husband, Prof A. H. Beebe
is suing her for divorce in Chicago, hi
her petition for temporary alimony
denied there last week
There was but partial delivery of
mail on Route No. 5, Friday. The
rough roads broke Carrier Halstead's
wagon, shortly after he started out, and
he was forced to return to this city.
Norman Reed, of Bancroft, has been
bound over to the Circuit Court on
charge of bastardy preferred by Miss
Edna Hoard, also of Bancroft. She
claims that Reed assaulted her on June
8, 1902.
The funeral of Mrs. William Tobias
took place Monday from Asbury church,
Rev. Benson officiating. Interment
took place at Henderson. Deceased
lived at TT Stewart street. She leaves