The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-12-02

day for California.
Mr.. nd Mrs. Harry Crosby are resid-
ing with Edward Carr.
F. B. Holman has gone to West Vir-
ginia on business trip,
Mrs. A NJ Hume has been visiting in
Chicago and Sedalia, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Markham have
gone to Denver for the winter.
The Dorcas ladies have postponed
their rummage sale until after the holt
days.
Mrs. w. M. Case, who has been sick
nearly three months, is still confined to
the bed.
James o. Curwood, formerly of Owes
so, now of Detroit. has a story in the
December American Boy.
County Drain Commissioner II. S.
Myres sold the Riley drain in New
Haven township Monday.
John Hoenshell, r. F. D. No. z, got
three deer on his hunting trip to the
northern part of the state.
Miss Nellie Densmore entertained
Friday evening in honor of her guest,
Miss May Kaltendeck, of New York
City.
Justice Walsh on Tuesday afternoon
united William Adkins, of Owosso, and
Miss Laura Smith. of Chesaning, in
marriage.
Frank Kirk and Walter Christie, of
the Ann Arbor shops, have gone to San
Bernardino, Cal, to work in the Santa
Fe shops.
The High school students banquet the
football team tonight at the Central
building, The Episcopal ladies will
furnish the supper.
George Shaft, of Shaftsburg, COM
mitted suicide Friday by taking car
bolic acid. He leaves a wife and
daughter, and was 45 years old.
Arthur Dumond. clerk in the Ann
Arbor offices at Durand, has purchased
of John Kritz two lots on Broadway,
Owosso, and will build home
Miss Ivah Peterson's younger pupils
gave the first recital of the season, We'd
nesday, at Miss Peterson's home. The
advanced pupils also gave concert on
Thursday evening
The November term of the circuit
court contains nine criminal cases, two
petitions, eight issues of fact, nine first
class chancery cases, one second class,
and twelve fourth class cases.
The Ann Arbor Railroad will, begin
ming Dec. 4, have new passenger
train on. 1t will leave Owosso at a.
m, reaching Toledo at 9:3S. Returning
train leaves Toledo at Z o'clock reaching
Owosso at 1890 p. m.
Ydnko Bonkovich, 10 years old, ar
rived here alone from Washington, D..
c., on Monday night No one met him
as he was not expected until Tuesday
night, but an uncle, Nitro Bllna, was
located during the afternoon. Bilna is
Slav who is employed at the sugar
factory.
Joseph Kerwin, the Detroit sailor,
who robbed, it is alleged, Mrs. M. B.
Sweeting. of Jackson, on the steamer
Western States, last summer, has been
held by the federal grand jury to an
swer charge of piracy. Mrs Sweet
ing is the sister of Mrs A. Nj. Ben tley,
Of Owosso.
The following officers of the Shiawas-
see Teachers Association have been
elected: President, F. w. Wheaton,
Perry; vice president, Thomas A.
Mears, Durand; secretary treasurer,
Miss Lucy Carson, Owosso; executive
committee, A. E. Sherman, Byron; and
E. L. Cody, Vernon.
The following Owosso people left
Tuesday for California: DR.. Charles
Shickle and family, Mrs. J. N. Nc
Bride and children, Mrs. N. Ward and
son, Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. butcher, w.
r. and A. w. Hookway and families.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Van Ostran, of the
Grand River road. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey johnson also went west to stay
at least the winter at Summerland,
Cal
A legislative committee of the state
association of farmers clubs, met at the
Wildermuth here Friday, and appoint.
ed Senator Cook and A. L. Chandler. OF
Shiawassee; George Richie, of Tuscola,
and J. IT, Daniels, of Clinton, a commit.
tee to urge the passage of an automo.
bile law, the Kimmis county salaries
bill and other legislation at the next
| session of the legislature.
List of advertised letters in the Owos
80 post Office for the week ending Nov.
90, 1904, Florian Back, Mary c. Bent
ley, G. @. Clark, N. M. Confer, G. w.
Cranie, Mrs. Matilda Fuller, The d. w.
, Hattel Co Horace c. Mann. Patrick