The Owosso times., 1904-10-14

u. b. Hitler and wife are spending
two weeks in Canada.
Miss Emma Snyder, of Denver, Colo
is guest of old friends here.
! Harry Sherman, a jeweler, expects t.
move here soon from Lowell.
The Jolly Girls gave Mrs. Nj. Keyte {
surprise on Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Carmody, o.
Rush, have gone to st. Louis Mo.
B. Noble has moved his family to
Owosso from farm south of town.
The first automobile license was issued
under the new ordinance, to Z. f. Joslin
F. A johnson, of the New National
is visiting at his old home in New Yorl
state.
Mrs. Ella Kenyon is in charge Of the
dressmaking rooms at Osburn & Sons
store.
Miss Annie Osburn sang the offertory
solo on Sunday evening at the Baptist
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Donsereaux leaye
soon to reside at their old home, Chagrln
Falls, Ohio.
The Ladies' Walking Club was enter
tanned Thursday at breakfast by Mrs. A.
NJ Bentley.
Carr and Mains will be examined in
Justice McCaughnas court on the charge
oflarceny on Oct 81.
Salems Evangelical Lutheran church
has called Rev. p. Woldt, of Ridgeway,
and expects an answer this week.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hicks, of Fair
man, Neb have been guests some days
of Aid and Mrs. H. B. Sturtevant.
Mrs. Jane Tasket has arrived here
from Morrice to spend the winter with
her daughter, Mrs. E. M. Rohrabacher.
Mrs. J. E. Hilderbrant has been call
ed here from st. Charles to care for her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Elmer Dean, who is
quite sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Osburn entertain
ed on Friday evening in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Hathaway, of Roch-
ester, n. Y.
Walter Harryman, travelling sales
man, has moved his family here from
Bennington, and they are residing at
222 East Mason street.
Mr. and Mrs Sylveanus Adkins were
arrested this week for conducting dis.
orderly house. and will be examined lat.
er by Justice McCaughna.
John Slingerland is drilling a well
near the sugar factory Office. He has
just finished one 154 feet deep on Charles
Miller's place, Mulberry street.
George Welte, for the past 1G years q
photographer here, has sold his business
to Garnet G. Pomeroy, of Detroit, and
the latter, who is an experienced photo
grapher, has taken possession.
The Ann Arbor Railroad has built
fine large stock yards near the' round
house. The old yards are in the way OF
Improvements which the company in.
tends making, and will be removed
DR.. B. S. Knapp was called to Ypsilan.
ii on Thursday, in consultation on the
case of Miss Bessie Palmer, seriously i'll
with appendicitis. Miss Palmer is the
daughter of A. III Palmer, formerly OF
this city.
Jerry Maloney, Owosso township
was rendered unconscious Sunday even
by his horse running away and throw
ing him violently from the carriage
The horse was missing for some time
thereafter.
S. ID. Grove, of Morrice, recentl,
took civil service examination for tn,
first grade customs service, passing
with mark of S7.51. His standing
was the highest of large number wht
took the examination.
John Coleman, ten years ago an Anr
Arbor engineer whose home was il
Owosso, was suffocated by coal gas il
the Port Huron tunnel of the Crane
Trunk, Sunday. Five others also los
their lives. Mr.. Coleman was tunne
engineer.
John Moss paid fine in the justic,
court Monday for furnishing liquor tC
Patsy Cavanaugh, who was released OF
lproDation recently by Judge Smith, OF
condition that he abstain from intoxicat
ing liquor. Cavanaugh was fount
guilty of resisting an officer.
William Galloway, 51S West Kinl
street, died at his home Sunday o
dropsy, aged 30 years. He leaves ;
wife and four children. Rev. Peters
of Henderson, conducted the funeral
and interment took place at the Cos
cemetery. Deceased was member o
the Henderson nj. Z. church.