The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-12-18
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| Mrs. Jay Matteson is suffering from
an abcess in her head.
Frank Rutledge will be home from
Chicago for Christmas
James Flanagan and son Edward
will spend the winter in the west.
/ Ann Arbor Engineer William Ryan i,
running the switch engine here days
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Fl. Alliton will spend
the holidays with their daughter al
Akron, o.
William Washburn, of Henderson, il
working in the Grand Trunk freight
house here
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Winklehouse at
tended the funeral of friend in Howell
Wednesday.
Company II will have private in
spection and dance at the Armory next
Tuesday evening.
William Cunningham was sentenced
Wednesday to thirty days in the county
Jail for drunkenness.
Lawrence Gould has completed his
electrical work at Sterling, Ills and
will be home for the holidays.
The directors of the County Farmers
Club will meet at the office of A. L.
Chandler in Corunna at 1 o'clock, Dec.
%, to arrange for the annual meeting.
George Green, a colored man employ
ed by Vernon woman, froze to death
by the railroad track Saturday night.
A bottle of whiskey was found in his
pocket.
Mr.. Edgar Middaugh and Miss
Florence Collamer, both of this city.
were married Thursday evening at the
home OF the bride on South Chapman
street. Rev. R. o. Cooper performed
the ceremony.
/ The w. f. M. S. of the First M. E.
church held its regular monthly bust
ness meeting, Tuesday with Mrs. A. E.
Ferry 1t was voted to hold a week of
prayer soon at which time the Christ
mas Offering will be made.
Owosso Lodge No. 81, Knights of
Pythias, will have public installation
OF officers at its meeting the first week
in January. All Pythians and their
friends xillhe- made we,ce@es7sP. G. G.
CHARLES Ellis will act as installing Off
GER.
Miss Minnie Sullivan entertained the
Washington school eachers Saturday
afternoon, in honor of Miss Lillian
Sweet. The later was presented with
pretty spoon. Miss Sweet goes home to
Detroit, after next week, to stay with
her mother.
VIM. A. Sparkling received recently
from.a relative valuable heirloom. 1t
is grandfathers clock, seven feet tall
which has been in the family for eighty
years and is about one hundred years
old. The wheels are wooden and the
hands tin. The clock keeps good time.
Willard Carleton, for the past thirty
years tyler of Corunna Blue Lodge and
Chapter has refused reelection. Dur
ing the thirty years he has held Office in
these two orders, he has been very rare
ly absent. At each of the thirty install
lations, Hon. Hugh McCurdy was in
stalling officer.
The Michigan Health &c Accident AS
sociation of this city, with 1000 good
accident policies, has purchased,
through Manager E. E. Henderson, the
business of the Goth Century Fraternity,
of st. Johns, just doubling its business.
Though but one year old, the Owosso
company has been very successful.
John and Nicholas Stack, Daniel
Gage, Herman Spiegel, Paul and AL
bert Hess, William Schumann and
Richard and Fred Gackel have been ar
rested on complaints sworn out by M. G
Detective f j. Maynard, of Bay City,
for stealing coal from the Michigan
Central yards and dock here. All will
be tried before Justices Walsh and Nc
Caughna.
Mrs. Eunice Burke died at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Cass Slocum,
south Chapman street, Monday, aged
SO years. Mrs. Burke had been sick only
short time with heart trouble. Sh Q
leaves two other children, Elias Burke,
Of Bennington, and Mrs Eliza Banghart
of Owosso. Interment took place Thurs
day at Oak Hill Rev. Warner conduct
ed the funeral services.
The Jolly Fourteen Club, composed of
the ladies who visited. Mrs. E. G Achard
at Saginaw two years agol was enter
tanned at six o'clock dinner Saturday
by Is. VIM. Jopling The favors at
cards were won by Mrs. Fred Harts-
horn, Mrs Fred Grove, Mrs. George
eeineke. and Mrs A. III. Northway.
The club presented Mrs. Jopling with a
solid silver fork The four invited
guests outside the club gave their host