The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-01-09
Mrs. w. d. Murray is better.

n. oiioou 10 io0o'VAAn6 if~An oOAio"o
illness.
Colfax Rebekahs install officers tor,
night. 4
Water Wilson has resumed his po-
sition with The TIMES.
Mrs. w. e. Washburn is recovering
from several weeks illness.
Ice has formed on Gould and Hopkins
lakes, and is being harvested.
Mrs. John Dynes, who resides three
miles south of Owosso, is quite sick.
1.-The Chimes of Normandy will he
presented by local talent in February.
Irving Campbell, of st Charles, is a
clerk for American Express Company
here.
Frank Hunt, of Laingsburg, recently
sold ST. worth of sheep and cattle
from his farm.
The Social meeting of the Queen Ester
Circle has been postponed from this eve
n1ng TO january IL.
Clarence E. WEIGH of Byron, has ac-
cepted position with Corunna Furni-
ture Co. as bookkeeper.
Harry Call and Miss Ethel Kousch
will be entertainers at Woodman cele-
bration at Bannister tonight.
Chas E. Rigley is looking after the
interests of the Estey Mfg. Co. at the
Grand Rapids furniture sales.
F. B. Holman and family have return
ed to the city. Mr.. Holman can be
found at his usual place of business.
About twenty-five couple attended
McNamara's dancing class meeting
Wednesday evening at Wesener's hall.
The exhibition of amateur photogra-
ply has been made permanent feature
of the Y M. G. A. New Years recep-
tons.
A safe at the Pacific Express Com
pany's Office fell through the floor the
first of the week. The safe was too
heavy.
w. T. Cunningham was in Fenton,
and Z. T Chaplin in Ithaca, this week,
in the interests Of the American Equity
Association.
The Y M. G. A. finance committee
has been making its annual soliciting
tour the past few days, and has been
quite successful.
Mrs. Nancy Gould, who left for Buff
falo Friday, was in Grand Trunk
wreck Saturday morning, and was quite
badly shaken up.
l.. Morehouse, a Detroit Commercial
traveller, was seriously i'll at the New
National, this week. His wife was sum-
moned on Monday. ~
w. E. Billiard has severed his con-
nection with Murray e. Terbush, for
whom he was ad-writer, salesman and
bookkeeper for several years.
The class of 1900, o. H. S., held de-
ightful reunion, New Years, in this
city. The members have decided to
make the affair an annual one.
Engineer F. Winters has moved his
family here and taken rooms on East
Williams street. They will remain un-
til the sugar factory is under way, at
least.
The Woman's Club will give an
Evening" at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs Stanley e. Parkill next Wednes
day in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. A. A.
Crawford.
The Ann Arbor Railroad has engine
As hauling coal on the Hooking Valley
line between Columbus and Toledo
John Scott, of Durand, and Benjamin
Priest, of Owosso, are the engine crew
The Royal Circle will hold an oper
meeting and installation of officers thi'
evening at their hall. All members arr
requested to be present and cordial in
vitation is extended to their families
and friends
The Shiawassee County Mobiles of tn,
Mystic Shrine will banquet in the Ma
sonic Hall, Owosso, early in February
A class of candidates from this city ant
vicinity will take the degree at Detroi
le middle of next month.
During the busy season just closed
the Grand Trunk had nearly, if no
quite all the business it could do. On
freight engineer earned 5000 between
December 1st and Goth, but he did no
have much time for sleep.
In the Woman's Home Companion
| for this month. M j. Phillips, of Owes
so, has short story entitled, "A Jan
uary Elopement.' 1t is written unde
the pen name of James Wesley Mac
Neill and is founded on an inciden
which happened in Owosso last winter
The funeral of little Flossie Haun oc
Cured Sunday afternoon at $3.50, Rev
Benson officiating. The child died from
burns. She had been playing with par
lor matches which became ignited an,
inflicted terrible injuries to her hea,
a nd body