The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-10-30
LOCAL NEWS.

a. y. Crum Is improving slowly.
Albert Goetzen spent Sunday in Ian
sing.
N. R Walsh spent Sunday in Oak
Grove.
Baptist rummage sale the second week
In November.
F, Mrs. Fred Hulk, of Durand, was in the
city Wednesday.
Mr.. and Samuel Willis have returned
to Thompsonville.
Warren Pierpont was in Detroit on
business Monday.
Stanley Carr, of Morrice, is working
at the sugar factory.
William Cook of the Lake Ice Co.,
has been sick few days.
q. w. Whaley and family spent Sun
day with friends in Lennon.
The Bell telephone poles in the bust
ness part of the city are being painted.
John j. Mackey is slowly recovering
from the injuries he received last week.
L. Burch had one of his fingers crush
ed in some machinery in the sugar plant
Friday.
Mrs. Fred Ingersoll, of East Will
liams street, is spending a week in
Lansing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Hardy, of
Flint, spent Sund ~ with Mr.. and Mrs.
S. E. Parkill.
Chas Miller and family have moved
in to their new residence on North Null
berry street.
Leo Crum returned to Ann Arbor the
first of the week to resum his work in
the U. of M.
Charles Holden has quite crop of
Jerusalem corn, which was raised on
land in this city
1t is not believed at this time that the
corner stone of the court house can be
laid before May 1.
Before selling your poultry be sure to
go to Legg's Poultry House, 134-13S
south Water street.
The sum of $4S.7S was deposited by
the school children in the Citizens Say
ings Bank, Friday.
Walter Cook, formerly of Owosso is
now telegraph operator in brokers'
Office in New York City,
A son, Philip Todd Sherman, was
born last week to Mr., and Mrs. Meron
Sherman, of North Baltimore, o.
The Laingsburg News states that
about 100 people from that vicinity are
preparing to move to California.
E. A. Barnes property at AIT Grace
street has been sold through the agency
of ]. H. Laverock to Frank Lepoir.
William II. Bverly, of Meadows Of
Dan, Va, is visiting old friends here.
Mr.. Byerly went to Virginia ten years
ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Swarthout en-
tertained friends Friday evening in
honor of their second wedding anniver
sary.
Aid. A. L. Densmore received pres
ent of Scotch collie the first of the
week from his friend, w. B. Vivian, Of
Monroe.
Mrs Garwood Post, of Flint, returned
to Flint yesterday after short visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl
Richards.
Miss May Norton, of Laingsburg, sis
ter of Mrs. L. G. Heyer, of this city
was married last week to James Harper
of Saginaw.
L. A. Burhans left the first of thu
week for Chicago to resume his work a
a travelling salesman for one of thu
large bicycle houses.
The Rathbone Sisters entertained tn,
Knights of Pythias Friday evening at {
banquet and dance. The Mandolin
Club and Weseners orchestra furnished
music.
Manager A. N. Richardson, of the o
g. G. E. Co. was granted an extension o
time by the council on Monday evening
for the purpose of putting in the new
arc lights on the streets.
J.F. ODonnell, manager of G. M. d
Legg Poultry House, wishes to announce
that he will pay highest cash price TO
all kinds of poultry delivered at 1919
south Water street, Owosso.
G. A. johnson, of Ovid, and H. Kirl
White, of this city, were elected direc
tors from this vicinity at the Baptis
State Convention held in Battle Creel
last week. The convention will NEE
in Port Huron next year.
Charles Lincoln. of Port Huron
created disturbance in West Owosso
Monday night, and was arrested. HI
resisted the officer, and poked his elbow
during the struggle, through a window
in the Central House Office.
A delightful reception was rendered
Mrs. L E. Gould, president of the State
Federation of Woman's clubs, on Fri
day evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Gale. The house was
beautifully decorated with bittersweet
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