The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-10-23

d, E. barnes, OF byron, spent Wed
nesday in the city.
Hugh Shafer has given up his position
with Detwiler q Son.
Daniel Guinan has gone to the Upper
Peninsula on business trip.
L. III. Van Wormer is recovering
after long and tedious illness.
The Salisbury opera house may be re-
modelled and again used as theatre.
The Union Transfer Company has
purchased large safe from G. G. Duff.
James Sipnott has gone to Jackson to
work in the Michigan Central machine
shops.
L. S. Goodale and daughter, Miss
Lettie, spent Sunday with friends in
Saginaw.
A. II. Let's was in Saginaw, Tuesday
and Wednesday, taking a civil service
examination.
| Mrs. Z. Martin and daughter, Miss
Lena, left yesterday for Chicago to be
gone few days.
Hon. G. w. Giddings, of st. Louis, a
member of the State pardon board,
was in the city Wednesday.
Thirty-four deaths were reported from
this county to the State Board of Health
for the month of September.
Mrs. G. D. Stewart left on Monday
for Adrian to spend some time with her
mother who is is in poor health.
Mrs J. M. Gould and Mrs S. E. Park
i'll go to Saginaw tomorrow to attend a
meeting of the Womans Club in that
city.
Owosso Chapter No. 80, R. A. M. will
confer the Royal Arch degree tonight.
A banquet will be served by the
stewards.
o. G. Seelye, of Detroit, was in the
city Wednesday, looking after business
for the Mutual Life ms. Co., of New
ark, N. j.
Walter Fitzgerald succeeds Joseph
Spaniola as porter at Geeck's shop.
Spaniola is working in Geek Bros s
beet fields.
VIM. Griffith has traded his property
on East Oliver street for the Sager farm
south of the city. L. A. Hamblin made
the exchange.
Mrs. Glenn V. Potter, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Gilbert. will go to
Ann Arbor to prepare herself for a
trained nurse.
Miss Mabel Wilmington succeeds Miss
Grace Hammer as bookkeeper at the
Owosso Hardware Co. Miss Hammer
goes to Flint to reside with her parents.
A new sugar beet topper, invented by
I. Wilson, of Vassar, was tried in the
fields of George Whitesels farm, north
of the city, Tuesday, and proved sue
cess.
A COW belonging to Alfred Cook was
run over and killed, near the Shiawas-
see street crossing by an east bound
Grand Trunk passenger on Tuesday
night. 80
Mr.. Cassius Ockerman, of Burton,
and Miss Edith, daughter of Niles Wig.
gins, of this city, were married by Rev.
R. o. Cooper at the Episcopal church
on Tuesday evening.
Thomas Yale and family, who were
guests at the home of Mrs. Yale's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Saver, have
gone to ST. Louis, Mo-, where Mr.. Yale
will work in an electric plant.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Stever, of New
York state, will spend the next few
days with friends here, leaving about
the first of November for Colorado
Beach, Cal, to spend the winter.
DR.. G. B. Kenyon, of the U. of M.
faculty, was in the city on Monday
in consultation on the case of DR.. J. d.
Crum, who is seriously i'll of nervous
trouble, brought on by over work.
Misses Ivah Maliskey and Hannah
Dewey give linen shower this evening
at the home of the former, 625 Saginaw
street, in honor of Miss Fannie Craw-
ford who is to be married next week.
Miss Bertha Cooper, formerly of this
city, was married last week to Mr..
George Livingway, of Mackinac. They
will reside at Port Clinton. Ohio. Miss
Cooper is cousin of Miss Mabel Rindge
of this city.
Wilson Brooks, of Owosso Lodge No.
SO, E, II. Jacobs of Colfax Lodge, Mrs.
Mary Horton, of Star of Hope Rebekahs,
and Mrs. Charles Harnack, of Colfax
Rebekahs, were at Saginaw this week,
attending the grand lodge of Odd Eel
lows. H. R. Cole, s. Z. and Eugene
May, @. J. Snyder, E. s. Richards,
Robert Carr, F. Sutfin, Earl Sutterby,
Fred Hurry, and Albert Schmidt, were
also visitors in Saginaw Tuesday.