The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-09-25
Mrs. E. A. Todd is quite sick.

Mrs E. A. Todd is quite sick.
Alfred Dredge is clerking for Fraser
Bros.
A. M. Bentley is in Cleveland on
business.
G. A Conner did business in Detroit,
Monday,
Lewis Sackrider is home from Hough-
ton Lake.
There have been one or two light
frosts this week.
Miss Sophia Osmer is able to be out
after long illness.
W. M. Gillett has sold his fine driving
horse to F. b. Holman.
r. B. Warren has sold his place on
South Shiawassee to Josiah Orth.
Miss Louise Haupt has gone to Battle
Creek to work in millinery store.
Miss Bertha Alliton has resigned her
position at d. NJ. Christians store.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
E. A. Barrett, 701 Grand Avenue, Sun
day.
w. S. Beebe and John Rosevear won
$40 in prizes at the trap shoot at Ovid,
Tuesday.
Joseph Rundell, of the Vigor-O plant
has gone to Muskegon to work in a
Touring mill.
Mrs. William Rose, of Chattanooga,
Tenn, will be a guest Of Mrs. G. M.
Edwards this week.
Miss Anna Van Rensselaer,, of Detroit,
has charge of the trimming department
for Dora Z. Kenyon & Co.
Mrs. Charles F. Schultz is back from
Battle Creek, where she has been taking
treatment for several weeks.
Miss Hartwick, hair dresser at D. M.
Christians store, has decided to return
to Jackson, her former home.
John Cracked, the former Owossoite,
who was badly injured in the dynamite
explosion at Bay City, is able to sit up.
Charles Blanchard, of this city, a
member of the class of 1908, M. A. c.,
is working in a steel plant at Harris
burg, Pa.
The four year old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Mitchell, Saginaw street fell
from swing Saturday and broke her
collar bone.
Rev. w. T. Wallace, pastor of the
Henderson M. E. church for the past
five years, has been sent to Kingston by
the conference.
The doctors of the city met on Tues
day evening and discussed plans for a
new hospital, but adjourned for three
weeks without taking action.
Andrew Goodwin, the south Owosso
grocer, has admitted his son Lyle to
partnership, and the firm name has
been changed to Goodwin & Son.
G. P. Matthews while hauling load
of milk cans was run down by street
car Wednesday afternoon. One of the
wheels was torn from his wagon.
The Berean class of the M. E. Sunday
school has elected Eta Brooks, presi-
dent; Selah Maxson, vice PRESIDENT
Vida Guipe. secretary and Myrtle
Gregory treasurer.
A. H. Marsh, who lives six miles west
of the city, has gone to Grayling to
bring back Mrs. Marsh's mother, Mrs.
West, who was seriously burned in
fire there recently.
/. N. Parker, of Salt Lake City, Utah,
was the guest over Sunday of his broth
er, G. +. Parker. Mr.. Parker formerly
lived in the city but had not been here
before in 90 years.
Frank H. Watson was at Kalamazoo
on Monday to argue demurrer in the
ten thousand dollar damage suit of Elsie
Warner VS.. the G. R. q l. Ry. Watson
81 Chapman represent plaintiff.
ITO COnCItJc SUIlllScIS vi WcoI Nudlh
streets from Cedar street to the M. G. r.
r. have been covered with Macadam.
The South Washington street defective
paving has been torn up and will be re-
laid.
Company H will be inspected at the
Armory tonight by Major McCaughna
On Sunday morning the company, at
tired in new Khaki uniforms, will at
tend services at the Congregational
church.
About twenty-fi five friends of Master
Harland Robbins gave him surprise
Tuesday evening. The little people
thoroughly enjoyed themselves. Mrs.
Robbins and Harland left Thursday to
join Mr.. Robbins in Colorado.
Mrs Elizabeth Simons, mother of
Mrs A Stanton, died Wednesday even
ing, aged II years. She had been sick
six weeks. She had no living children
besides Mrs. Stanton. The funeral
took place at $50 this morning from the
house. Interment at Oak Hill.
The High school foot ball team was