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

MI. anu MRS. T.. A. TODD nave gone
to Oklahoma for the winter
s. N. Pierpont. who resides south of
town, will move to this city.
A. N. Goodwin and John T. Martin
are deer hunting in the Upper PENN
sula.
George Stress, of Battle Creek, is the
new colored porter at Benton's barber
shop.
Fred A. Knapp and family, of Day
ton, o., are guests at the home of M.
H. Knapp.
Fred LOCKER has been in Milwaukee
several days, working on the Ann Arbor
car ferries.
Company H has made its annual do
nation to the Dorcas Home, check for
five dollars.
Miss Maude Fish is home from Brigh-
ton, where she has been working in
millinery store.
Stanley and Charles Hagan, of Ben
nington, will spend the winter at Riv-
erside California.
Junction Operator Peter Van Scooter
and wife are spending few days at
Detroit and Three Rivers
Frank Richards and M. Van Wagon
er, of Owosso. who formerly conducted
hotel at Oyid, now have hostelry at
Standish.
G. H. Preece, James Shotwell and
William Cady, who returned home
Tuesday, are three of party of four
which shot nine deer up north this fall
Mrs. A. M. Hume, whose new phone
number is S13 rings. is financial secre-
tary of the Dorcas society, and will
gratefully receive money donations for
the Home.
Theodore Sanderson was presented
last week with an oak rocker by the r.
A. p. c., of which he is member. Mr..
Sanderson was married Thursday to
Miss Nellie Soderquist.
Davidson e. Son, of this city, sent
four singlecomb Brown Leghorns to q
San Francisco gentleman this week.
The birds will be entered in the Oak
land, Cal, poultry show.
The eleven months old son of Mr..
and Mrs. E. Jago, of Bennington, died
Saturday Interment took place Mon
day in the Catholic cemetery here,
after services at the Catholic church.
Fifty-eight members of Owosso Lodge
No. 81, K. of p. went to Lansing Mon
day evening, where degrees were con-
ferred and banquet served to the
members of fifteen visiting lodges
Owosso conferred the third rank so i'm
pressively that the team was recalled
with loud applause.
Van Ranst Pond, formerly of this
city, but more recently in the United
States pension Office at Detroit, has
been transferred to the Attorney Gen
erals Office in Detroit and is assisting
in the preparation of papers for the
state in the big suit brought against it
by the Michigan Central.
The K. o. T. M. M. ON Monday even
ing initiated candidates and listened to
fine address on fraternal insurance by
Aid. Jeffries, Of Detroit, who is mem
Der of the executive committee 1t was
voted to put on the "old work" at the
next meeting on Dec. IA. Officers will
be elected at that time and Father" N.
s. Boynton and Grand Medical Exam
liner Seleauno, of Port Huron, will be
present
Mr.. Clarence Baker and Miss Emma,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Sneider,
625 Stewart street, were married We'd
nesday afternoon by Rev. J. Horsch at
the brides home, which was beautifully
decorated for the occasion. The groom
is employed at the Corunna Furniture
Co.'S. factory, and is member of Wilson
Tent X O T. M On their return from
their honeymoon trip to Niagara Falls
Mr. and Mrs. Baker will reside at 425
Clinton street Owosso.
Eugene r. Cox, of Chicago was in
the city this week. AS attorney for the
Barber Asphalt Paving Co., he came
prepared to defend the city in a suit
which the Warren Bros Co. may bring
for the infringement of patents in lay
ing the pavement. He also asked for
the payment of 100000, still due the
Barber company from the city Mr..
Cox is first reader of the First Christian
Scientist church of Chicago, and adj
dressed local Christian Scientists Mon
day evening at the home of Mrs l.. B.
Allison.
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