The Owosso times., 1904-10-14


Ashley from Owosso.
Mrs. f. G. Oatman is visiting her old
home in New York state.
Mrs. Jos. Gerson has been seriously
sick for some days in Lansing.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Howe have gone
to California to spend the winter.
Carl Knapp has been initiated into
Sigma Chi fraternity at Albion College
Frank Trask and Miss Mary Tozel
were married last week by Rev. G. II
Hanks. lsa
The first Pythian party at Castle Hall
Tuesday night, was attended by about
80 couples.
Mrs. Taylor, an alleged disorderly
person, paid Justice McCaughna a line
on Monday.
The loss on Mary J. Youngs house IL
Middletown, has been adjusted at ESQ.,
by G. w. Loring.
Ray Rundell, we'll known here, Ii
under arrest at Flint, charged will
jumping board bill.
A. B. Armstrong, of Lansing, ha
been nominated for senator by the pro
hibitionists of this district.
John Van Duzer will be tried Monday
in Justice Walsh's court for the larceny
q Of f~o,,, Tap,ao McNai11
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Bailey, who re
Gently moved here from Durand, are
living at All Saginaw street.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Topping, who
were married last week, have started
for their new home in Seattle, Wash.
Robt. Smith, of Lansing, for many
years one of the leading editors of the
state, called on THE TIMES, Wednes
day.
Benjamin Green, of Owosso, "a, and
Maggie Lickfelt, Detroit, 80, were
granted marriage license in Detroit
this week.
w. E. Mckenzie has sold his lot al
the corner of Saginaw and Oliver street
to Thomas H. Bonsor, who will build 8
residence thereon.
Frank Wicking formerly with F. J
Storrer in the clothing business, is now
advertising manager and floor walker
for big store in Pueblo, Col.
Frank Jones, local painter, will be
tried in Justice McCaughna's court Oh
Thursday He is charged with assault
and battery by Arthur Monroe.
There will be ar inspection of Com
pany H at the armory Tuesday evening
and dance will follow Major Nc
Caughna will act as inspecting officer
William Wilcox, of this city, brake
man on the Hooking Valley, lost his
foot recently in an accident near Col
umbus. He will be at his home here
until the member heals.
Miss Bertha, daughter of Mr.. ant
Mrs. John Mcbride, King street, fel
down stairs Tuesday, and alighted Oh
her head. She was unconscious some
time, but will recover.
The funeral of Mr.. Charles Timp
mother of Mrs. John Frischke, occurred
on Sunday afternoon from Salem.
church. Deceased was 76 years old
ond loft civ chi1drar
Wet weather necessitated the laying
off of part of the unloading gang at the
sugar factory this week, as the beets
could not be harvested or hauled to the
factory by the farmers.
James S. Thompson, formerly of this
city, now of the American Brake Shoe
q Foundry Co., Chicago, will soon bt
married to Miss Guenther daughter ot
the millionaire candy manufactures.
The Owosso High school football team
defeated Fenton, Saturday at Dewey
Park, by score of 33 to 0. The touch
downs were made by Smith, 3, Osburn
l, Moreland, 1. Benson dropped place
kick for the last four points.
Company H has divided into two
teams for the purpose of selling tickets
for the Peoples Lecture Course. The
captains of the teams are Fred E. Var
Dyne and J. ID. Priest, Jr., and the los
ing side is to furnish an oyster supper
@. D. Haggerty, son of L. d. Hag
gerty, of this city, recently secured of a
Russian prince at Chefoo so graphic 9
story of conditions at Port Arthur that
the general manager of the Associated
Press sent him cablegram of congrat
ulation.
John Treadwell, 914 Fletcher street
was struck by the Ann Arbor yard en-
gine at the Junction Monday. His lef
arm was twice fractured, his left ankl,
sprained, and internal injuries also sus
tanned. Mr.. Treadwell, who was cross
ing the track, neither saw nor heard tn,
engine.
Worlds Fair excursion via M. G. r.
r. sixty and fifteen day tickets on sal,