The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-11-04

Charles Miller, of Sacramento, CAL,
is visiting w. H. AFFORD.
The Owosso Sayings Bank pays FOUR
per cent interest on savings deposits.
Next Sunday will be celebrated as
cold Peoples Day" at the First M. E.
church.
L. o. Underwood is moving his house
from North Washington street to North
Ball street.
Mrs. Belle Covert is here from North
vile to care for Mrs. M. L. Parker.
who is sick.
The Erharts production of "a Dream
of Fair Women" is fairyland of melody,
beauty and spectacle.
Paul Willoughby has resigned his
place at Catman's store to solicit for the
Modern Brotherhood.
Mr.. James S. Thompson, formerly of
Owosso, and Miss Gunther, of Chicago,
were married Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Robinson, of
Washington, d. c., are guests of their
daughter, Mrs G. L. Schenck.
A son was born recently to Mr.. and
Mrs. E r. Vincent, of Belding. Mrs.
Vincent formerly lived in Owosso.
The fire department was called out
Sunday night by fire in Robert
Bowles' woodshed. Little damage was
done.
The building west of the Grand
Trunk depot, formerly used by agents
of the road as residence, has been torn
down.
George Needham has sold his house
on Michigan Avenue to John T. Walsh,
and will reside in the Dudley apartment
house.
At the sale of Peoples Course reserv-
ed seat tickets at the Armory on Thurs
day evening, over 500 seats were dis
posed of.
Miss Cordelia Doane, who has been
working for the Union Telephone Co.,
at Durand, will return to Owosso for
the winter.
!, Mrs. G. M. Gibbons and son, Master
Clarence Darling, of Detroit, are visit
ing at the home of the formers me other.
Mrs G. w. Rindge, Park street.
Mrs. Helen Amos was called to Ian
sing this week by the illness of her
daughter, Miss Grace Amos, who is
sick in the hospital with Inflammation
of the nerves.
Reelection as circuit court commits
sioner will not bring one-half the joy to
Neil r. Walsh that the appearance of d
son did at his home on Sunday. Mrs.
Walsh and the young man are doing
nicely.
At the last meeting of the school
board it was decided to change the reg
ular meeting time to the first Thursday
of the month. The committee on build
ings and grounds was directed to have
the closet system put in the Emerson
school,
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Byerly have ar
arrived at Los Angeles, CAL, and have
purchased two lots within block of A.
M. Gay, A. E. butcher and Herman
Frieseke, former Owosso people. The
familys address is 2434 West 21st street,
Los Angeles, Cal
II. r. Tooley, ST., was giuen a sur
prise on Saturday evening, the occasion
being his 10th anniversary, and was
presented with some handsome jardi-
niers containing chrysanthemums. Re-
freshments were served and the even
i, ing was spent in cards and other games
| A surprise party was given Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Schaar on Tuesday night, the
occasion being their 30th wedding an
niversary, They were given some rugs,
a cut glass water set, and other pres
ents. The out of town guests were o.
f. Schaar and family, of Toledo, o.,
q and Misses Il. Schaar A. Schaar, Lou
lisa Schaar and Mr.. and Mrs Wollfeld,
of Detroit.
r Comrade John J. Mackey, for the past
1 two years and eight months carrier on
, Durand r. f. d. No. 2, during which
time he travelled 10000 miles, has been
transferred to Owosso r. F. d. No 4 to
replace Philip Shepard who has resign
ed from the service. Mr.. and Mrs. Mack
ey, who are very glad to return to
Owosso, will move into their own home
, on Maple Avenue.
Hunters Excursion to upper Peninsu-
Q Ia points via Grand Trunk Ry Tick