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

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Editor Austin, of Elsie, was in the
city Monday.
Fenton school teachers will visit the
Owosso schools, Monday.
Tod Kincaid was in New York this
week on VigorO business
Rev. Herman Schuknecht has return
ed home to Spokane, Wash.
Justice Neil r. Walsh was confined
to the bed by illness the first of the
week.
Owosso Camp No. zoos, M. w. A.
initiated three candidates on Wednes-
day evening.
Mrs. d. q. Clapp has shipped her
household goods to Detroit and will go
there to reside.
Mrs p. M. Rowell has returned home
to Philadelphia, after visit with
friends here.
The O. & G. E. Co. have received
carload of apparatus for the new street
lighting system.
Twenty three rats were caught in
trap in local grocery store within 4S
hours, this week.
Ann Arbor Engineer Fred Morrell, of
Durand, formerly of Owosso, is dying
of typhoid fever.
Mrs. G. M. Dewey and son are spend
ing the week in the city. Mr.. Dewey
was home over Sunday.
Nearly eleven hundred tickets had
been sold up to Tuesday night for the
Peoples Lecture course.
Master Richard Starr, GIG Park street,
stepped on broken bottle, Monday, and
cut his foot quite badly.
| Henry Horton, of Morrice, died Sun
day of paralysis, aged So years He
left three grown children.
Miss Kate Morgan, who has been
spending the summer here, returns this
week to her home in Louisville, Ky.
The sugar factory received a train
load Of coal, Sunday, from the north.
Two engines were required to haul it.
Charles Winslow, of st. Joseph, and
his sister, Mrs. S. V. Hathaway, of
Ovid, were guests today of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. D. Estes.
P. B. Reynolds goes to the Upper
Peninsular next week to attend several
farmers Institutes, being engaged by the
State Board of Agriculture.
AFFORD g. Hankins produce dealers,
are building a hay barn 2Sx64 and 16
feet high on their land on West Main
street near the Michigan Central tracks.
The Epworth League of the M. E.
church will give Bachelors Honey
moon social Friday evening, Nov. 6, in
the league rooms. Admission ten cents.
Owosso Branch No. 1877 National AS
ISOLATION of Letter Carriers, will give a
ball at the armory on November 10.
Wesener's orchestra will furnish the
music.
William s. Shelton. formerly of
Owosso, has left Seattle, WASH, for
Alaska to look after gold mine in
which he is interested. Mrs. Shelton
will join her husband in June.
Mr.. VIM. Blanchett and Miss Emma
Harmon were married at six o'clock last
evening at the home of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs r. A. Harmon.
They will reside in Maple Ridge Park,
Rev. R. O. Cooper, while running
Monday to extinguish pile of leaves
which were burning dangerously near
the rectory, stepped in q ditch and fell.
sustaining severe cuts and bruises about
his head and shoulders.
Mrs. John King of Rush, died last
week of consumption, aged So years.
Among her eight children are Mrs.
Louis Dingler, Mrs. Paul Siess, Jud
King and Miss Alice King, of this city,
The funeral took place at nine o'clock
Monday morning from st. Pauls
Catholic church, Rev. FIR. p. j. Slane
officiating. The remains were inferred
in: the Catholic cemetery.
Deputy U. s. Marshal Turner, of De-
troit, this week attached derrick dredge
No. belonging to the Owosso Sugar
| Co. on libel for towage in favor OF
Capt. A. G. Mclean, of Saginaw. The
, dredge was owned by Z. j. Jocklin, OF
} Saginaw, and was sold to the Owossc
Sugar Co. after the alleged debt was
contracted. The dredge was at work
cutting canal through the Sugar Com
panys farm south of Saginaw.
Following is the list of uncalled fol
letters advertised at the Owosso post
Office for the week ending Saturday,
Oct. "a: Mrs. Nina Allen, Tillie E.
! Barr, Mrs. Mary Bingham, George
Brum, Edward Callahan, Albert M
Chase, d. .Dansby, r. J. Easton, w. R
Edwards, Mrs. r. Hilford, Bruce Jack
son, Alonzo Natteson, Ray Moffat, Mrs
Katie M. Peck, Will Secor, Frank
Smith, Harry Woodwork, Eugene
( Wright.