The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-02-27
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Harrington, Kas.
Lee Rohrbacher leaves soon for st.
Louis, Mo-, to work.
George Scott, clerk at Russells store,
has gone home to Coaticook, Ont.
Arthur Parshall is the new driver for
one of the Hookway rural wagons.
Mrs. Bert Runyan, South Chapman
street, is recovering from severe ill
ness
The school children deposited the sum
of $43. "a in the Citizens Savings Bank
Friday.
Thomas Turnbull and family have
gone to Ann Arbor, where they will
reside.
VIM. Drebenstedt cut two fingers off,
Monday, on carving machine at Estey
factory A.
Mckenzie q Clark shipped two cars
and Eli Bilhimer one car of sheep and
hogs to Detroit, Wednesday.
A son was born recently to Prof. and
Mrs. E. E. Taylor, at MERGED, Cal.
Prof. Taylor is former Owosso boy.
Thomas johnson and Joseph Beck,
Oakley men drunk on the streets here,
are serving fifteen days in the county
Jail,
Howard Slocum, of Vernon, is can
didate for the republican nomination
for the Office of county school com
missioner.
There was a very large attendance
Monday evening at Castle Hall, the oc-
casion being the last pre- Lenten party of
the season.
B. S. Stratton, formerly a second ward
alderman, is being mentioned as a re-
publican candidate for the nomination
for mayor
Harry R. Cole is district deputy for
the Loyal Protective Association, an in
snrance company exclusively for the
Odd Fellows.
Bert Smalley, South Chapman street,
was struck in the eye by flying stick
from saw at the Owosso Manufacture
ing Company, Tuesday.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
G. Wright died Sunday morning. The
babe. which was but a few days old,
was inferred Monday at Oak Hill.
E. E. Henderson was in Detroit this
week. delegate to the High Court of
Foresters Mrs Odell Chapman was a
delegate to the Companion Court.
Although the Brewers Union has
disbanded, Fred Schiebner, by resolu-
ton of the Central Labor Union, is
allowed to retain his seat in that body
Owosso Company No, As, U. R. X p,
transacted business Tuesday evening,
also installing the officers in their chairs
1t was decided to give a dancing party
March Is.
Master Carey Benoy entertained the
Inter Sc Club, Friday evening. The
club decided by debate that the self
made man is Of more value to the world
than the college bred man.
Married, Monday afternoon, at the
NJ. E. parsonage, by Rev. j. p. Warner,
Ray Homer Cornell, son of train dis
patcher Cornell, of Durand, and Miss
Ada Belle Shears, of the same place.
Word has been received from Rev. J.
T. Hustled that he will resign his pas
torate at Wyandotte, Mich, next Sun
day and will accept the call extended
to him by the First Congregational
church of Durand. Express.
Mark and John Tyler, sons of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. M. Tyler, were hunting Satur.
day, and Mark accidently received a
bullet in the right leg, below the knee,
from gun in the hands of John. The
missile was removed by surgeon.
Mr. and Mrs. Seth Cook, of Maple
River, were surprised by $50 Owosso,
Corunna and Maple River friends, Mon
day, the occasion being their AID we'd
ding anniversary. There were songs,
speeches, and refreshments. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cook were presented with fine
sideboard.
The Y. M. G. A. has received set of
large panel pictures from John Mclean,
showing the various classes at the asso-
citation rooms as they worked during
the past winter. Mrs. Julia F. STARTS
has made her annual present to the
association and to the auxiliary, check
of five dollars to each.
The funeral of William Vented, son
of Mrs. Louisa Vented, of East Main
street, occurred Wednesday forenoon.
Deceased had been i'll two weeks of
heart trouble but had not been confined
to his bed at ALL He was a painter and
paperhanger by trade and leaves a
mother and five brothers and sisters,
Fred, Peter and Henry Vented of this
city, and Mrs. w. X. Brewster and Mrs.
Charles Harder. Interment took place
at Chesaning.