The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-11-27

Miss Margaret McCarty is bookkeepel
for the Lake Ice Company.
The city schools closed "Wednesday
for the balance of the week.
The Pacific Express Co. received 9
new delivery sleigh this week..
Alexander Beresford is working at
the sugar factory as machinist
Martin LaClear, of the casket factory
had his hand cut quite badly last week.
@. s. and l.. B. Allison, and families,
OF this city spent Thanksgiving in ST.
Johns.
Mrs. A. w. Henderson and daughter
Gladys are spending two weeks at SYRIA
cuse, Ind.
Mark Tyler, east Oliver street, is able
to be out after an illness of three weeks
with pleurisy.
] Clark Harris and Ella Anderson, of
Rush, were married at Corunna Monday
by Justice Mcbride.
Miss Josie Corcoran of Gaines, is in
the city for the winter. She will learn
the dress making trade.
The Owosso Paint e. Wall Paper Co.
has the contract for doing the glazing
of the new bank block at Corunna.
The next meeting of the Burton
Farmers Club will be held ON Thursday,
Dec. Sd at the home of Geo. and Sylvia
Guilford.
The Fat Mans Bicycle Club dined at
the Wildermuth Friday and spent a
pleasant evening thereafter with Presi-
dent w. s. Hunt.
H. G. Frieseke has disposed of his
household goods, and will spend most
of his time, hereafter, travelling on the
road for Vigor-O.
The Owosso Paint e. Wall Paper Co.
has secured the contract for the glazing
on the court house at Corunna About
$500 worth of glass will be used.
Chester W. Hopkins, senior warden
of Corunna Commandery, was presented
with handsome Masonic ring by his
fraters, Tuesday evening, w. H. Bige-
low making the presentation.
Edward Sweeney of Owosso, and
Miss Mary Darling, also of Owosso,
daughter of Victor Darling, were mar
ried Tuesday by Justice Mcbride at
Corunna.
Miss HELEN Decker, of Corunna,
well known in this city as music teach
er, leaves after the holidays for Chicago,
where she becomes teacher of the guitar
in the conservatory.
The west Main street car track, espec-
tally near the corner of Lansing, con-
tinues to sink as the worthless stringers
give way, until it is now, in spots, four
inches below the street level.
The funeral of Byron Brockway took
place from the residence of G. w. Sack
rider, Sunday, Rev. c. T. Van Antwerp,
of Lake View, officiating. The remains
were placed in the vault at Oak Hill.
Robert Carr has moved from East
Williams street to the Nicholas Miesen
house on South Washington street. Mr..
Miesen and family are living over the
Farmers Home on West Main street.
Matt Crandall was riding down West
Main street on his bicycle Monday night
when he collided with an American Ex-
press wagon. He was thrown to the
pavement and one knee was badly
bruised.
At meeting Of Corunna Command
cry in this city Tuesday evening, the
invitation to assist Genesee Command
cry in laying the corner stone for the
new court house at Flint, Dec. 16, was
accepted.
The Bell Telephone Co.'S. line men,
within the past two weeks, have been
stringing 26, 900 feet of cable about the
city, principally on Main, Washington,
Park, Oliyer and King streets and Co.
runna avenue.
The Owosso Carriage Co. display at
the National Carriage Manufactures
association show in Cincinnati, last
week, is said to have been the finest on
the floor. The local factory received
many orders as result
While taking barrel of cider down
cellar, last week, City treasurer j. L.
Walsh slipped and was painfully injured
by the barrel falling upon him. A cash
was cut in his head, two ribs were
broken, and his face bruised.
Mr.. and Mrs Jesse Morrison, who
formerly resided on Corunna avenue
but are now at Clovis, Cal are doing
we'll and like the west very much. They
sent their daughter, Mrs. Chas. Going,
box of raisins and figs this week.
The remains of Mrs Ellen Getman ar
rived Saturday night from Aberdeen, s.
d., and were buried Sunday at Oak
Hill, Rev. G. III. Hanks conducting the
services. Mrs. Getman was the mother
of q. M. Getman, and died last January