The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-10-02

W. L.. Parker was In Elsie on business
Tuesday evening.
Miss Allie Parshall has accepted a
position with d. M. Christian.
The knights of the Loyal Guard en-
joyed bean throwing contest last even
ing.
Hughes q Son have purchased a
thirty horse power boiler for their laun-
dry.
Mrs. G. ID. Stewart and Mrs. w. X.
Tillotson spent Monday with friends in
st. Johns.
George Chandler, former street car
motorman, is now employed at the Ann
Arbor shops.
Miss Violet Crane, of Owosso town
ship, has gone to Mt. Pleasant to resume
her studies in the Normal.
Rev. ]. H. Coultard has gone to Du
plain to attend the sixth district con-
vention of the Disciple church.
j. w. and J. B. Thorn have moved to
Bennington, where they recently pur-
chased the Hubbard stock of goods.
H. p. White and Miss Lawrence have
been kept from their work at the post
Office part of the week by sickness.
Though outweighed ten pounds per
man, Owosso High school football team
defeated st. Johns here Saturday 20 to
0.
Letters from A. E. Ferry indicate
that he is pleased with his position at
Ironton, Missouri, and that he likes the
city.
H. E. Odell left for Detroit Wednes-
day morning to join the Sault Ste.
Marie company M. N. G.. and go to
West Point.
Kathleen, eleven months old daughter
of George Blenn, $50 south Chapman
street, died Sunday. Interment took
place at Saginaw.
Spiritual services at A. o. U. w. hall
Sunday, Oct. 4, conducted by Mrs. j. A.
Murtha, test medium. Admission, ten
cents to all meetings.
Mrs. Caroline Kelley, who died at her
home in Bay City this week, will be
buried at Clinton. Among her children
was George Kelley, of Owosso.
Rev. G. H. Hanks chaplain of the
Third Infantry, M. N. g., preached
fine sermon to Company H Sunday be-
fore their departure for Kentucky.
August Gerard and Warren Smith
while walking near the Five Points,
Sunday, found patch of red raspberry
bushes loaded with delicious berries
The annual meeting of the Congrega..
tional church and society will be held
on Tuesday evening next. The annual
meeting of the church occurs on Thurs
day evening
The Owosso Manufacturing company
will on Saturday, Oct. 81, give its en-
ployes bonus of ten per cent of his
earnings, based on the amount each
man earned during the year.
Mr. Charles M. Butterfeld, of st.
Charles, and Miss Elizabeth Alice
Campbell, for several years clerk at
d. NJ Christians store, were married
Tuesday by Rev. G. H. Hanks.
Thomas Bowling takes l.. D. Taylor's
place for the Pacific Express Company
and Otto Stever, Claud Willoughby's
with the American Express Company,
during the Kentucky encampment.
George Cummins, of Grover street,
ran into another bicyclist on Monday
evening, was thrown to the pavement
on West Main street and seriously in
iured. He has slight conclusion of
the rain.
Louis Burkhart has sold his barber
shop to j, Turner, of Saginaw, who
will take immediate possession. Willis
Titus has entered Mr. Turner's employ.
Mr.. Burkhart expects to return to Mt.
Clemens.
C. A. Conner will leave Monday to
the Santelmo Cigar Co., OF
Detroit, on the road as salesman. He is
one of the stockholders of the company
and will go out with the hope of benefit
ting his health F. H. Conner will
look after the business of the ice cream
factory.
L.C. Hall, of Hall Bros, Nichols q
butcher Co., has purchased the grocery
business of Fraser Bros. and is in pos
session of the same. Mr.. Hall will re-
tain for the present his interest in the
wholesale company which will however
pass into the hands of the National
Grocery Company.
The following orchestra will furnish
music at the Baptist Sunday school;
Alfred Ringe, Benjamin Angel, Misses
Melissa Westrich, Bessie Burch and Mrs.
George Swartout, first mandolins; A.
w. Henderson. Mrs. Rollon Lord, Miss