The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-09-23

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There was heavy frost Wednesday
night.
Frank Sloan and family have moved
to Lansing.
I. G. Tannehill is working in a bak
cry at Flint.
Elmer Dean returns Saturday tc
Pennsylvania
Edward Lotridge is working for the
Owosso Hardware Co.
The w. r. c. spent Wednesday with
Mrs. L. Baker, south of the city.
Manager L. Manning, of the o. & G.
f., is back from the st. Louis Exposi
ton. wub 81 30 :. >iha 5dt
Mr.. and Mrs. Nonon, Mrs. Lyle and
Mrs. Gardner are home from North
Dakota,
Miss Ethelyn ellison is at Ithaca
working for the American Equity AS
sociatioh.
j. II. Laverock returned home this
week from business.trip to the upper
peninsula.
E. Hanigan has sold his place at S25
Mulberry street, to Mr.. and Mrs. Finis
L. Ferguson.
r. ID. Crawford left Tuesday evening
to visit his sons at Wausau and Rhine
lander, Wis.
Mrs. Samuel Griffith, East Oliver
street, has been stricken with paralysis,
and is very ill.,
F. w. Pearce has gone to Bonsteel, s.
d. to select the homestead which he Sc
cured in the recent U. S. land lottery.
A. e. Countryman, Galusha street,
was injured in the Genesee street sewer
Saturday, by trench caving in on him.
R. g. Brownson, of Lansing, was in
the city Wednesday looking after bust
ness for the Canada Life Assurance Co.
Mrs. E. w. Woodland and daughter,
of Providence, R. l., are guests of the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Ma
haney.
Miss Grace Dewey leaves the first of
next week to resume her work as an in
structor in Harcourt Place Seminary,
Gambler, Ohio.
The Dutchtown Juniors and the
Catholic school football team played
tie game Saturday morning, the score
standing 10 to 10.
The Star of Hope Rebekahs celebrat-
ed the SD anniversary of the founding
of the order, Tuesday evening, with
musical and literary program.
Mr.. Norman J. Ring, of Alma, and
Miss Ina Green, of this city, were mar
ried Saturday evening at the home of
John Nafus by Rev. J. A. Clyde.
William Rainey, of Owssso, and A.
A. Braley of Chaplin, were at Fenton
Wednesday, attending the reunion of
their regiment, the Fourth Michigan
Cavalry.
Senator Burrows and Congressman
Fordney will address the veterans of
the county at their battalion meeting
at Durand, Oct. 9th. Senator Alger may
also be present.
Miss Vienna Ingleman, of Ionia, is
trimmer for Mrs. George Sprinkle's
millinery store. Misses Lena Martin
and Ona Ingersoll have also entered
Mrs. Sprinkle's employ.
Capt. J. w. Angel is home from
Placerville, Col, where he has been
working on his mining property. He
recently uncovered a valuable bed of
copper ore which is but three fourths of
a mile from the railroad.
Miss Ella Ellsworth, of Chesaning,
who spent the summer here. with her
brother, Charles Ellsworth, was mar
ried Wednesday noon at Washington,
D. c., to George M. Owen, of Norfolk,
Va, formerly of Owosso.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Willoughby
and two sons, who live four miles north
west OF the city, are all i'll with typhoid
fever. Two trained nurses, Misses Sex
ton, of Detroit, and Brown, of Flint,
are caring for the patients, and DR..
Shickle is the physician in charge.
1t has been discovered that within the
past two years, forged papers to the
amount of $1,000 has been passed in
Elsie, Ovid and vicinity. The notes
purport to bear the signature of G. G.
Munson, of Fairfield. The person who
uttered the papers is making matters
right.
Charles H. Taylor, J. Linzey and L.
G. Hall, of Owosso; Wellington Clark,
of Maple River; Mason Getman, of |
Owosso township, and JosephTTaylor,
of Bennington, have identified bicycles |
and other property found recently at |
the residence Of William Carr, Hickory
street az STOLEN from tham