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

MIS- D. T. Smith is visitin friends in
Perry.
Judge Smith is holding court in How
ell this week.
ii. Q. Wickham, of Oakley, was in
the city Saturday.
Mrs. M. d. Grow is sick with infiam-
matory rheumatism.
The Singer Offices will move soon to
lib West Exchange street.
Editor Hullinger, of the Perry Jour-
nal, called on THE TINES, Friday.
Carl ,Pickert. of Corunna, will leave
soon for Arizona to spend the winter
Samuel Clapp assists at Billiard &
Hagan's store on Saturday and Monday.
John Fahnri III, of Detroit, has return
ed to Owosso to work for August
Stephan.
John Beelby has sold the house az 726
North Washington street, to Albert
Norris.
Gaius c. Fuller. of Owosso, has been
granted patent on magazine ham,
mer or tool.
Otto Schultz lost part of finger in a
carving machine at the Estey factory
yesterday.
John Morgan, drunk, drew 30 days,
in the county Jail, Tuesday, from JUS
tice Walsh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Evans have gone
to Eaton Rapids, where Mr.. Evans goes
into business.
While at work in the Ann Arbor
shops, Wednesday, Ray Farver had his
right thumb badly smashed.
N. X. Potter, of Burns, leaves Mon
day for the northern part Of the state to
conduct State Farmers institutes.
Beulah Wallace, of West Owosso, was
taken to the Adrian school Tuesday by
County Agent D. F. Blair for truancy.
Fletcher Gould, accompanied by his
friend, Walter Haytt, was home from
the Agricultural College over Sunday.
The Misses Ethel Hume Maude Miner
and Arizona Wimple were home from
the Agricultural College over Sunday
Mr.. Peter Dellamater and Miss Cath
crime Rourke, of Henderson, were mar
ried Wednesday evening by J. P. Var
ner.
Miss Ivah Peterson entertained the
Congregational choir on Tuesday even
ing and a three course luncheon was
served.
E. NJ. johnson, of the johnson De-
partment store, entertained his clerks
at six o'clock dinner, Wednesday
evening.
r. L. Bigelow of Owosso, is one of the
subs taken to Minneapolis for the
Michigan Minnesota football game on
Saturday.
Frank j. Davis, of this city, student
at the Michigan Military Academy, has
been promoted from sergeant-ma to
first lieutenant.
Several box cars were ditched near
Clarence, on the Ann Arbor road, Tues
day, and the evening passenger train
was considerably delayed.
Mrs. j. NJ Terbush was surprised on
Tuesday evening by the Jolly Ten, and
presented with souvenir spoon. The
occasion was her birthday.
Rev. g. H. Hanks, DR.. L. J. Morgan
and Mrs. A. l.. Nichols were in Vernon
this week, attending the Genesee As
ISOLATION Of Congregational churches.
The Michigan Central has strengthen
ed its bridges on the Saginaw division
between Jackson and Saginaw and will
put big engines on its passenger runs.
While in Detroit last week, George w
Devereaux purchased Berlin coach fol
his barn. He also purchased a team fol
his nephew, Derr Devereaux, of New
burg.
A bicycle belonging to the littl,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs A. B. Gran,
was stolen last week from the Contra
school grounds 1t is a Reliance No
81, 100.
The Y NJ G. A. rooms were crowded
Tuesday evening, the occasion being
''ragtime musical Ragtime, must,
and popcorn were served in larg
, quantities.
Bert E. Gray and Miss Minnie Matt
news were married Tuesday by Rev. c
II. Hanks at the Congregational parson
age, and have gone to Ohio on thei
wedding trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel House, Will
liam Lewis, Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Lewis
Of Owosso, and Mr.. and Mrs. DAME
Lewis, of Ovid, are at Hudson, attend
ing the Lewis reunion.
Miss Kate DeLaVergne, Of Ovid, siste
Of Mrs. F. E. Brooks, of this city, ant
Charles Southwick, of Ovid, wer,
} married last week. Mrs. Southwicl
frequently visited in this city.
Owing to the torn up condition o
West Main street during the summer
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