The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-07-03
1O7 N. Washington Street. Owosso.

pairs to his house.
! Mrs. f. ]. Storrer and children are in
fenton for two weeks visit.
Forepaugh & Sells Brothers shows will
exhibit here Wednesday, August 10.
! Frank Doak, of Fergus, formerly of
Owosso, is seriously ill of appendicitis.
|. Gus. Friegel is home from Petoskey,
where he has been teaching school the
past year.
H. W. Bigelow had Early Rose pota-
toes from his own garden Monday, the
first of the season.
J. A. Rudy, of Mt. Pleasant, is visit
ing his sister Mrs. Edward Mcdonald,
Owosso township.
Miss Della Fox leaves the first of the
week for Albany, N. Y, to visit her sis
ter, Mrs. L. H. Retain.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lepior welcomed
ten pound son to their home on Grace
street, Sunday evening.
The Robbins Table factory is closed
down this week for inventory and for
the repairing to the boiler
Charles Ellsworth has popcorn
and peanut rooster, and is in Grand
Rapids looking for location.
M. N. Wilkes, 213 north Chapman
street, voted for John G. Fremont in
1855. 1t was his first presidential bal
lot
The annual meeting of the union
school district of the city of Owosso will
be held in the armory Monday evening,
July 1B.
Twin daughters were born to Mr.. and
Mrs. E. P. Vandewater, of Grayling,
Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Vandewater
formerly resided in Owosso
w. E. Collins has had Whitney q
Day enlarge by Photographic process a
picture of DR.. Jabez Perkins The
negative is full size and fine likeness.
There was small switching wreck in
the Ann Arbor yards, Monday. A fat
car was smashed and two box cars some
what damaged, no trains were delayed.
The structural iron work on two of the
three large sugar factory buildings is
now complete. The factory will be
ready for business when the beets are
brought in.
Ray Byerly, formerly in the Western
Union offices here, is now ticket seller
at Holly on the Grand Trunk. Arthur
Spiess, also former Owosso boy, is at
Gooding, where he is agent.
A large class of children was given
first communion at st. Pauls Catholic
church Sunday morning by FIR. P. J.
Slane. The pastor preached special
sermon to the children.
The funeral of Mrs. Strickland, of
Roscommon, occurred Monday at Fen
ton. Deceased was a mother of Mrs G.
w. Ayers, of Owosso, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ayers attended the funeral.
Mrs. Charles Loring, of Owosso,
James A. Cox, of Durand, W. D. Holmes
of Vernon, and Mrs. S. r. Smith, of
Ovid, each received one dollar from the
Detroit Free Press, Sunday, for solving
puzzles.
w. L. Parker has taken the contract
to erect Missouri red granite monu-
ment, surmounted by a massive granite
cross, on the lot of John Moloney, of
Chesaning, in the Catholic cemetery at
st. Charles.
Philip Schnabel, a veteran Of the
Civil war, died at his home in Rush,
Sunday, aged 70 years He leaves a
wife and six children. Parker. Palmer,
of this city, was a grandson of Mr..
Schnabel.
The funeral Of David H. Moss was
held Sunday from his late residence,
Rev. J. P. Warner officiating. There
was large attendance, including the
A. o. U. W., Degree of Honor, and the
Transfers Union.
Martin Rourke. Jr., Of Rush, died OF
consumption at his home, Sunday morn
ing, aged 81 years. He was the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Rourke, and be-
sides his parents, is survived, by several
brothers and sisters.
On recommendation of Major George
B. McCaughna, Col Robert j. Bates
has appointed First Sergeant Charles G.
Cuthbert. of Bay City, sergeant-maJor
of Major McCaughnas battalion OF the
Third Infantry M. N. G.
Edward Warren, who is employed by
7. Fl. BRANDED, fell from the roof OF the
Office porch at the Robbins Table Com
pany. Monday, and severely injured
his back and legs He was fastening
ouy wire when he slipped and fell.
Thos. Doyle, shipping clerk at the
Owosso Carriage Co.'S plant and Mrs
Maude Adams were married at the Con-
oreoational parsonage at $50 Monday
evening, Rev. c. II. Hanks officiating.
Tbev will reside at 800 Saginaw street,
A. 1r;de has dressmaking rooms.