The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-02-19

Shdrios hoiiudn mas peen III lew
days.
Odell Chapman was in Howell on
legal business Monday.
Bert Amspoker and William Conner
ford are working in Flint
DR.. s s. c. Phippen has been spend
ing few days at Park Hill, Ont
Miss Emma Hux entertains this even
ing at her home for Miss Emma Gerteis
of Detroit.
Louis Johnson, of the Owosso Bust
ness College, has recovered from seri-
Gus illness.
The insurance loss on the Fred San
derhoff home, North Dewey street, has
been fixed at 1895
| Fred j. lies, driver for Sloan's b lkery,
has purchased a house of w. E. McKen-
zie at I'll Broadway.
A son was born Sunday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Stanlake, who live on the S.
s. Miner farm in Owosso township.
The meeting of the superintendent of
the poor which was to have been held
today has been postponed week owing
to the sickness of one member.
Miss Kurkle, Mulberry street, an en-
ploye of the Salisbury glove factory lost
gold watch on the street. last week.
1t was found and returned by Clarence
Perry.
The bill giving DR.. Jabez Perkins, of
this city, a pension of $50 per month
has passed the senate and only the sigma
ture of the President is required to make
it a law.
Mrs. @. G. Tubbs, of Chesaning, well
known to many Owosso people, has been
elected representative to the meeting of
the great hive L. o. T. M. in Battle
Creek, next June.
The question of issuing s1S, 900 in city
bonds will be thoroughly explained at
the meeting of the Federal Labor Union
this evening and at the Central Labor
| Union Tuesday evening. A large at
tendance is requested
Major George B. McCaughna, Capt.
| G. III. Hanks and Lieut.. M. ]. Phil
| lips returned last week from Calumet
where they attended the dedication of
new armory for Company E, Third In
fantry They were royalty entertained
A semaphore lever struck Grand
Trunk Section Foreman John White on
the head Friday fracturing the skull and
inflicting other injuries. White will re-
cover. His brother was killed O year
ago by falling from hand car on the
Grand Trunk.
The machine work having been com
pleted at the sugar factory for the
season, the following employees have
gone to their homes: Louis Bowen to
Bay City; Roger Brown, head mill
wright, to Detroit; Clyde G. Hale and
Michael O'Connor, to Caro-; J. d. and
David Robertson, Tilsonbury, Ont.
Next Sunday being the first Sunday
OF the holy season, services of special
character will be held throughout the
day at Christ Episcopal church, and
the rector hereby earnestly requests all
members of the4church and friends of
the parish to be present. A cordial in
vitation is also extended to the public
In regard to an item in the Chesaning
lAr
News that an electric line will be built
between Prairie Farm and the Owosso
Sugar factory, Assistant Secretary B. E.
Smith says that plenty of people desire
the line. The project has taken no
definite form and the road probably
would not be built this season, even if
decided on.
The Dorcas Society wishes to thank
the following friends for their generos-
ity to the Home: Johnson's Depart
ment Store. a liberal donation of shoes,
caps, mittens, food, etc.; Butchers
Union, $1.50; hardwood lumber for new
floor in the kitchen, L. e. Woodland;
labor for repairs, Thos. HI. Bonsor;
nails, Josiah Thompson.
List of letters advertised at the post
Office, Owosso, Mich, for week ending
Saturday, Feb. ID, 1904: E. +. ALI, AS
sociate 45S, Boston Medical Institute,
Elmer Bradt, John Calhoun, G. B.
Crane, Mrs. Geo. Crugher, Mrs. E.
Cummings, Mrs. Ella j. Green, Miss
May Knowl, A. l.. Mead, J. A. Omeara,
r. Peya, John Sagur, Miss May Sher-
mand, Mrs. John Waters.