The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-01-02
LOCAL NEWS.

Mrs. Leo Smalley is working at Con-
nor's cafe.
Secy. c. N. Smith of the Sugar Co.
was in the city Wednesday.
Miss Josephine Collier has been in
Cleveland few days, visiting sister.
A. E. Hartshorn and daughter Miss
Edith, spent the holidays at Fort Wayne,
Ind.
The Bay View Reading Circle meets
next Monday with Mrs. H. H. Daniels,
Ball street
w. A. Wright succeeds August Crate
as second ward delivery man for the
merchants delivery.
A. G. Williams, of Newark, N. j., is
visiting his mother, Mrs. H. N. Williams,
and other relatives in the city.
d. M. Christian received handsome
present from his clerks, Christmas. 1t
is an oak and leather Office chair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester McDiarmid' S
SurlS'ildS duu WcuuihS PicoOhp iiOhi
the High school pupils was quartered
oak buffet.
Edward II. Rappleyee and Miss Lii
liam M. Jackson, both of this city, were
married by Rev. Frank S. Lyon, Christ
mas afternoon.
K. Beelby and Frank Glover. of Brant,
were in the city Monday. The latter
will soon move to this city with his
family to reside.
Mrs. T. w. Yale and son, of Battle
Creek, are the guests of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Saver, and other rela-
tives in the county.
Prof and Mrs. Hudson Sheldon return
ed to Detroit, Wednesday after a weeks
visit with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
f. e. Sheldon, of Shiawassee.
Herman Miesen is in Napanee, Ont.
chief carver in a furniture factory. Be-
fore he went the carvers of Factory A
presented him with fine Elk's pin.
Ira Thayer received $40 last week,
from Agent G. A Byerly, of the Fidelity
Accident e. Protective Association.
Mr.. Thayer broke two ribs recently.
w. S. Beebe has some White Wyan-
dottes on exhibition this week at the
Saginaw poultry show. The chickens
were sold to Frank Hawick, of Saginaw
Corunna Commandery No 81, Knights
Templar, lost 5000 worth of furniture
and fixtures in the fire recently. TIE
Commandery will receive all its inscr
ance thereon $3.50
Sergt Glenn U. Angevine, of Com
pany II, Thirtythird Michigan, has
been granted an increase OF pension
from SO to SO per month. Mr.. Ange
vine is a Cuban veteran.
Mr.. G.. L. Watson, of Telluride, Col
visited at the home Of f. II. Watson, the
first of the week. Mr.. Watson is prac
ticing law at Telluride and is enjoying
a good business. Owosso friends wer,
pleased to see him.
G. L. Tubbs, leader of the o. L. l
Band, wass presented with chair Oh
Friday evening by the organization
which he leads. This gifts a handsom
mahogany rocker. George Hunt mad
the presentation speech.
During a free for-all fight at Gustav
Luckermanns saloon, Friday night
Farrant Cook, Fred Edwards, loca
horse jockey, and Irving McGurer wer
badly cut.by clubs or fists. Cook an
VIM Stafford were arrested.
Frank Glover will sell at auction a
his farm, two miles south and half
mile west of Brant Center, on Tuesda
Jan. 9th, at one o'clock, pair of heav
work horses, six head of cattle, fou
hogs, 80 Wyandotte hens, wagon, buggy
harnesses, farm tools, an incubator
separator, etc. Usual terms.
Mrs Alice Cooper Kellogg, formerl
of Corunna, has located at 90 Hig
street East, Detroit, and has inserte
advertisements in Detroit papers
stating Sne Will WIioe PoPoio III ~
club women. The strangeness OF tn
ad has brought Mrs Kellogg much va
uable publicity in the way OF new
paper interviews.
Henry Arnold, German living Q
Randolph street, is out $500, he claim
because ne cannot read Arnold claim
that he save G. N. Race notes aggrega
ing $500 to keep for him, and that Rae
instead of giving him back the note
gave him deeds for two lots, making I'll
consideration $3.50. Arnold, not beir
able to read, did not discover until
Gently what the papers were. He sa.
the lots are almost worthless, and D.
forbidden registration Of the deeds.
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