The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-03-04
LOCAL NEWS.

William Teller has gone to Cleveland
| with three loads of stock.
Floyd Bowles has gone to st. Louis
Mo-, to spend the summer.
J Mrs. Aretta Dean and daughter, Miss
Meta, are visiting in Saginaw.
Fred Goyt cut both hands quite severe
ly on a carving machine last week.
Glenn Potter, of Kalamazoo, has come
to Owosso to work in cigar factory.
Mrs. L. HI. Retain and daughter re
turned home this week to Albany, N. Y
nc. A. Fox is in Boston buying shoes
for new shoe store he is starting in
Flint.
J. w. Hibbard has sold his house on
4t9 East Mason street to John Earle, fol
1850.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. M. Collins, of Fort
Wayne, Ind, have been in the city fol
q week.
E. F. Joslin and William Wintemute
are surveying the Maple River drain
at Ovid.
The revival meetings at the Railroad
Avenue F. M. church, were continued
this week.
Mr.. Getman, who lives with his
daughter, Mrs. j. G. Dingman, is in
very poor health.
The Michigan Central ice house was
filled this week. The ice was shipped
here from the north.
1t is said the small black city team il
too light to be used by the fire depart
ment. The horses lack stamina.
Ann Arbor Dispatcher Floyd Bailey
and wife, of Durand, spent the weel
with the formers parents here.
Clare Albach, of Vernon, is sick at thu
home of his sister, Mrs. Edward Wright
His mother is here to care for him.
Owosso Lodge No. Ss, 1. o. o. F., viii
give musical and literary enter tain
ment Wednesday evening, March 8.
Mrs. Fannie Tidball died Sunda,
evening at the home of Allen Beebe
1905 Shiawassee street, aged 70 years
William Rhodes, Broadway, was
given surprise on Saturday evening b.
score of friends and presented with ;
bible.
Robert Green, Comstock street, ha(
several ribs fractured at Saginaw re
Gently. A barrel of fish fell on hin
during a runaway.
Julian butcher Jr., and Miss Cola
Gillis, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. EN-
NETT ellis, were married Saturday
evening by Rev. ]. A, Clyde.
William Phillips, clerk at Russell'
grocery, is mentioned as possible can
didate for the republican nomination
for alderman of the Fourth ward.
Joseph Guidet has brought suit be
fore Justice McCaughna for 81, agalns
Wesley Noe. Guidet enlarged pictur,
of Noes child and the defendant refuses
to accept it because it is not good like
ness.
| w. M. Gillett has traded his farm il
Maple River to Henry Schmid for
house and lot on Shiawassee street. Mr.
| Gillett will sell his house hold effects
and agricultural implements and ex
poets to go west.
Miss Myrtle Belle Wood gave birth
day pond party Saturday afternoon t.
sixteen of her little friends. The littl
ones enjoyed themselves with game
until four o'clock, when they marched
to the diningroom and were served wit
fine lunch,
Mrs. j. G. Osburn gave an informa
reception Saturday afternoon in homo
of her friend, Miss Ashley, of Pennsyl
vania. She was assisted by Mrs. Ere
B. Woodland, Mrs. Leigh Christian an
Misses Anna Todd, Marie Sayles an
Glynn Williams.
A sleigh in which Mr.. and Mrs Ro
Slater and their child were riding wa
struck Sunday night, while crossing tn
track at Corunna avenue by an AM
Arbor train. Slater heard the trail
whistle and tried to get across, but hi
horse fell The man and his wife wer
somewhat bruised, and the sleigh car
ried east distance of forty feet ant
smashed.
A pleasant event occurred at tn
home of John r. Kelly, East Maso
street, Monday, Feb. 20. 1t being tn
, 94th birthday anniversary of his grand
father, John Kelly, the children, grant
: children, and great grand children al
sembled to the number of 20 to remint
him of the occasion as he had not had
birthday in eight years A most Ell
ioyable day was spent and the guests d.
parted for home in the evening wishin
Grandpa Kelly many happy return
of the day.