The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-10-14

Delayed from last week.

day afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. E.
Stever in honor of Mrs. Charles Hatha-
way, of Rochester. NJ Y, guest of Mrs.
Fred Osburn.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. R. Fox were called
to Federman on Thursday by the death
Of relative.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Winter have
gone to the st. Louis Exposition.
Fred Osburn is entertaining Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Hathaway, of Rochester,
N. Y.
Mrs. Reichert, of New Haven, moth Or
of Mrs. Bert Rood. of Owosso, fell from
wagon Monday and broke her left
wrist.
Mrs. August Schultz, 1907 Linn st.,
has an apple tree in full blossom. 1t
bore three bushels of apples this summer.
The hay house of David Watson, New
York City, whose local agent is Samuel
Clapp. has been completed. 1t is locat-
ed near the Grand Trunk depot.
A son was born Wednesday to Mr..
and Mrs William g Bradish, North
Hickory st.
Floyd Bailey, for some time Ann Ar
Dor dispatcher, has become Ann Arbor
ticket seller here, and will move back
from Durand. Dewey Wilcox, the
former ticket, has gone to his home in
Missouri on account of i'll health.
E. E. Henderson was in Detroit this
week attending meeting OF The state
sick and accident company, represen-
tatives. Mr.. Henderson on Wednesday
read paper on 1.-THE length of time
indemnity should be paid for sickness.
Mrs. Jacob Spiess, Conrad Kline, Mrs.
p G. Salter and baby, Mrs. Amelia
Kline, Mrs. Adam Greenwalt and
daughter, Ida, of Bennington. and
Mrs, Kirker, of the Grand River road,
have gone to Ohio to visit relatives.
Miss Ella Darling is back from six
weeks stay at Garland.
The remains of William Fletcher were
on Saturday removed from the vault at
Oak Hill and buried in the Fletcher
mausoleum.
A E. Shannon, of Garland, formerly
of Owosso, won the automobile race at
st. Johns fair Friday, over two Compel
itors He drove Winton machine.
Timothy Mccarthy was fined the
costs by Justice Walsh Saturday, for as
saulting Samuel Cannaven with club
Oct. 1st was the first day for duck
shooting. The season closes Nov. 80
Quail, spruce-hen, woodcock and part
ridge may be killed from Oct. 90 to Nov
30, inclusive. The open season for fox
black and gray squirrel is from Oct. II
| to Nov. 30, inclusive.
Mrs. John Austin is improving after
an attack of tonsilitis.
Edward Washburn is doing electrical
work on the o. & G. E.
b. F. Andrews has returned from Ne
braska and Iowa, and is visiting hi
daughter, Mrs. G. G. Cole.
Local meat markets will not be oper
on Sunday hereafter.
Miss Sarah Duncan, stenoghraphel
for the Owosso Mfg Co., has gone tx
Essex county, Ont, for visit. Mrs. j
A. Lamb is doing her work.
Eminent Commander Carl Picker
and bride were rendered reception a
Corunna Friday night, and presented
with fine cut glass water set by th'
Commandery.
The National Grocery Co., formerly
doing business under the laws of New
Jersey, have reorganized under the laws
of Michigan. The Phipps- Hall Grocer.
Co., of Durand, managed by w. E
Hall, of Owosso, is one of the big com
pany's branches.
George Bilskyj of Flint, representing
a score of Genesee county beet growers
was at the Owosso Sugar plant las
week having some beets tested. Th'
tests were very satisfactory indeed, ant
some of the beets will show II per cen
of sugar when pulled.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
c. c. Wright, E. Oliver street, las
week.
Pearl Gregory, formerly of Owosso
was married recently to a young lady a
Moline, Ill.
Mrs. Julia f. STARTS has the thanks o.
the w. r. G. for donation of $40.
Mrs. H. Kirk White entertained hel
Sunday school class of the Baptis
church on Friday evening. The follow
ing organization was perfected: Presi
dent, Irma Odell; president, Kate
Smith; secretary. Riva Thomas; treas
urer, Alma Snyder; Waterman, Agnes
Hayt
The first car of beets for the Owosst
Sugar Co. for this season was received
| Wednesday from John Halstead, Of
North Star and tho H0ures below will