The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-12-16

G.. 7. Campbell was in Chicago, Mon
day.
J. w. Jordan was in Lansing, Tues
day.
Guy Tubbs is working at Mac Bain's
cafe
Mrs. J. S. Hunt has been quite sick
this week.
Miss Bessie johnson is clerking at
Allison 81 Sons.
Mrs. H. Kirk White has been sick
few days with grip.
John T. Bush has sold his oil business
to Ernest Rifenbury, of Maple Ridge
Park.
Mrs. Ainsley Silverthorn, of jennings,
formerly of Owosso, is i'll with pneu-
monia.
Mrs. A. M. Hume returned home
Monday from visit with relatives in
Missouri
g. r. Brandt, of Perry, and J. d.
Royce, of Corunna, were in Lansing,
Tuesday.
Eugene May has been elected captain
of the Owosso Lodge, 1. o. o. F., de-
gree team.
The Congregational Social Union will
net snug sum from its annual bazaar
held this week.
1t is said that at six o'clock Wednes-
day morning, the temperature was
down to twenty below zero.
A broken cylinder in the Casket Co.
engine caused the factory to be shut
down for several days this week.
Ann Arbor Brakeman j. Clark and
family have moved from Durand to the
corner of Oak and Williams streets.
Miss Fern Beebe was given a surprise
on Friday evening in honor of her
birthday, by number of young friends.
There was false alarm of fire Wed
nesday morning at six o'clock, caused
by breaking wire or some similar &C
cident.
Arthur Cooper and George Bradley
have gone to the northern part of the
state to spend the winter trapping and
hunting.
One street car was disabled Monday
attempting to get through the snow
drifts. The service was badly crippled
for several days.
On Monday night the mercury drop
ped between thirty and forty degrees in
twelve hours, standing at two below
zero Tuesday morning.
The Eagles circus at the opera house
On Monday and Tuesday nights was not
largely attended, although the enter
tainment was fairly good.
The Veronica Trio gave an entertain
ment at Bancroft last night, and appear
Tuesday at Shepherd, for the last en-
gagement before the holidays.
Ann Arbor Engineer Daniel Prende-
CAST has removed here from Durand,
and is living in one of the Dimmick
houses on East Williams street.
The boiler men at the Owosso Sugar
Co. on Tuesday night presented Fore
man Machinist William McKendry
with handsome Morris chair.
Misses Agnes Mellis, Winnie Corcor-
an, Hannah Fuller, Daisy Sutton, Kit
tie Burhans Lizzie Murphy and Anna
Ralph are clerking at the Racket store
during the holidays.
Henry Eib, who was arrested and
brought here from Detroit for non sup
port, has begun divorce proceedings in
the Wayne county circuit court. Charles
M. Hamper will represent Mrs. Eib.
Fred Burhans, the oil man, had a
narrow escape from being struck by
passenger train on the South Chapman
street crossing, last week. This is a
very dangerous crossing, and several
accidents have happened there.
The building at the corner of Main
and State streets burned Monday even
ing 1t is owned by w. III. AFFORD, and
had $3.50 insurance. The stock belong
ed to Benjamin Revenaugh, and con-
sisted of harnesses and robes 1t was
insured for $3.50.
The funeral services over the remains
of the late John j. Haley were held
Monday from st. Pauls Catholic
church, Rev FIR. p. J. Slane officiating
Deceased, who was 80 years old, died at
the home of his daughter, Mrs. James
Lynch, West Main street
George M. Graham, of the implement
firm of Payne e. Graham, has been mott
fled by Paul e. Durham, secretary,
that he has been appointed chairman of
the committee ON program for the
meeting of the Michigan Retail Imple-
ment and Vehicle Dealers Association
in Lansing, Jan. So.