The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-01-16

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Mrs. G. E Rowe is in jackson for
visit.
Mrs. J. D Estes has been sick for
several days.
Mrs. ]. p. Warner is visiting in Lynch
burg, w. Va,
Verne Converse has gone to Port
Huron to work
Ray Retain is working on newspaper
in Kansas City
Mrs. Samuel Sweat, south Washing
ton street, is i'll
Miss Matte Warren is recovering
from severe illness,
Major Paul M. Roth expects to leave
soon for the Pacific coast.
Ray Byerly has gone to Durand to
work for the Grand Trunk.
Jacob Reiff is now doing Office work
for the Union Transfer Company.
The Linen club is holding a meeting
with Mrs p. S. Wilson this afternoon.
George Scott is working in Frank
Russell's grocery store on West Main
street.
Coroner Hiram Monroe has had a
Union telephone, No. 40, put in his
residence.
Part of the machinery for the sugar
factory has arrived, and is on siding
at the grounds.
The ladies of the Disciple church
opened rummage sale today in the
fourth ward polling place.
William Vert and Floyd Davis have
sold their restaurant on East Main
street to Harvey Loop, OF Flint.
Charles Rindge, who has been for
several months advance man for medi-
cal show, is visiting his family in this
city.
The pay roll for the Perry Glove d
Mitten Company during 1902 amounted
to $34, 900, an increase of $4,000 over
1901
The First National Bank, of Corunna,
has elected Mayor W. f. Gallagher,
president, and reelected w. A Rosen-
krans cashier.
Frank McMackey was called to Grand
Rapids this week by his mothers illness
and William May has been driving the
Naxx, Naf;Npol hua
The first assembly club of eight years
ago will give an "old guard" assembly
at the armory, Wednesday evening,
January 81, to review old times.
George H. Landon, the Hickory street
man who has, it is said, deserted his
family, is working in the lumber woods
in the northern part of the state.
During the first week of January,
1902, Todd & Co. shipped thirty four
cars of hay. During the first week this
year, forty eight carloads were sent out
The o. & G. Electric railway will be
extended to Durand some time. They
were talking about it the other night
in Owosso, so they Vernon Argus.
After an illness of several months,
Chef Charles J. McNally is again at
work. He has succeeded Beuland
Moser, of Mt. Clemens, as chef at Con-
nor's Cafe
Edward. the young son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Michael Byrnes, was bitten by
dog Friday afternoon. He was catch
ing on sleighs when the animal caught
him by the leg.
President Charles w. Parker, of
Owosso, has issued call for the an
nual meeting of the County Drain Com
missioners' State Association at Lans-
ing, January 30, in the Capitol.
l.. d. Wilson, who has been with d.
M. Christian about two years, has gone
To Port Huron, where he is in charge of
the city business of the Port Huron
branch of the National Grocery Com
pany.
Give Richardson goes to st. Louis,
Mo, Monday, to accept position as
draughtsman with the American Car
and Foundry Company He has been
attending the Michigan Agricultural
college.
Charles II. Fraser lectured in the Bap-
fist Church on the Peoples Lecture
Course, Tuesday evening His subject
was 'Unsolved Problems, and he treat
ed on the differences existing between
capital and labor.
Harry Haines has arrived home from
Manchester. England, after two years
stay He goes to Chicago where he
will call on the wholesale house for
which he has been working % whole
sale inu ,ical supply firm.