The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-10-28
OWOsSO, FRIDAY, OCT. %, 1904
LOCAL NEWS.

MIS- I0Opert 0rdy mas SOHe W OoutH
Bend, Ind.
James G. Rigley is spending the week
at the ST. Louis Exposition.
w. E. Mckenzie will spend the
winter in Southern California.
Harold Miner, of Owosso, is playing
tackle on the U. of M. '07 Lit. team.
A son was born last week to Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Allen, Olmstead street.
E. w. Woodward and family left to-
day for their home in Providence, r. l.
j. M. Cummings is recovering from
an operation for the removal of an alb
scess.
Miss Nellie Carpenter entertained the
Monday Night Club at her home this
! week.
Mrs. Frank Chase, r. F. d. No. s,
will go to Richmond, Va, soon, for the
winter.
About fifty couples attended the leap
year party at the Armory on Friday
evening.
Mrs. Frank Quinn has resigned her
position as carpet maker for D. M.
Christian.
w. S. Lamb, of Ashley, formerly of
Owosso, is on the road for the Ithaca
roller mills.
Fred Aberle has purchased the E. AL
lingham store building on South
Washington st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Lemon will move
here from Bancroft. Mr.. Lemon will
work for the o. & G. E.
The examination of the alleged whole
sale thieves, Carr and Main, has been
adjourned until Nov. 8.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Rundell, Dickerson st. died Sat
urday of cholera infantum.
Harris Russell, 429 Genesee ST., was
given surprise on Friday afternoon in
honor of his eighth birthday.
F. E. Hartshorn has purchased the in
terest of his father in the implement
business of Hartshorn 81 Son.
The Allingham residence, West King
street, has been purchased by Charles
Freeman, of New Haven township.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. butcher have
sold their property in Owosso and st.
Johns, and leave soon for California.
E. w. Lowe, formerly of this city,
was defeated in Detroit in his canvass
for the republican senatorial nomina
ton.
M. A. Crane has sold his store at
Henderson to Postmaster John Teller
and will enter Detroit Medical Col
lege.
A. G. Hodgins, l. Mueller and Oliver
Goldsmith are back from Tempt,
where they got 81 cartridges and two
ducks.
| Saloonists have been warned not Il
+ sell liquor to 16 year old Walter Ed
ridge. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Ed
ridge
J. w. Collins, of Pennington, who
recently returned from the st. Loui
exposition, is visiting his son, w. E
: Collins.
j, Charles Howe and DR.. r. G. Mahaney
. are back from a hunting trip to Pin
coming, where they got 35 partridge
and ducks.
Former County Clerk d. G. Coope
k and family will soon move to their new
home on Grand Avenue, Owosso, from
+ Maple RIVER.
Morris Osburn's horse became fright
ened at an automobile on Sunday an,
d threw him from his carriage. Mr.. Os
2 burn was not injured.
!, Misses Vera Haskell violinist, Ger
J. tiude Faxon, soprano, and Maude Gates
!. reader, will form o. concert compan,
:. and go on the road soon.
4 Fred Liable, formerly of this city
d now of Norwalk, o., was married OF
t Wednesday to Miss Dorothy lick, ais
Y of Norwalk Owosso friends extern
congratulations.
John Mclean has sold his photograph
gallery to Christian Rensselaer,, of AM
Arbor, but retains his picture framing
business. Mr.. Rensselaer, had been 70
ten years connected with gallery il
the University city.
Richard Williams has waived exami
n nation and been bound over to the Gil
]. cult court on the charge of stealing
= team of horses and wagon Of Georg
y Tubbs, a farmer living near the city
,. The alleged theft occurred July3.