The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-12-02


Miss Anna Miesen is clerking at the
Davis dry goods store.
e. E. Lohnes has returned home from
the state of Washington.
The Owosso Sugar Co. entertained
Milan beet raisers on Tuesday.
Immense quantities of baled hay are
being shipped from Owosso daily.
A son was born last week to Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Olmstead, Ward street.
Floyd G. Hopkins has gone to Green
uille, o., to work in screen factory.
Misses Flossie butcher and Nina
Daniels are clerking at Christians
store.
Wilson Shaw. of Cheboygan, is the
new day operator for the M. @. r. r.
here.
Clarence Somers, of Bottineau, N. d.,
is spending few weeks with relatives
here.
George Mickles on Sunday had his
legs badly bruised in the beet washer at
the sugar factory.
The Perry Glove and Mitten Co. is
erecting another building to care for its
increasing business.
Mrs E. B. Ward, of Laingsburg, is at
the home of her son. DR.. w. E.Ward,
to remain some time.
James White is serving go days in the
county Jail for cruelty to animals. JUS
tice Walsh sentenced him.
The annual meeting of the Shiawas-
see Mutual Fra Insurance Co will be
held i'll orunua, Jan. 9TH
William Flux is back from Iron
County, where he was one of party of
nine which secured 26 deer.
Mrs Anna Aiken, who has been sick
several days, is back at her work at the
Davis Dry Goods Co.'S store.
A. p. Baker has been elected secre-
tary of the Henderson Butter Co., vice
M. A. Crane, removed to Detroit,
Wilson Tent K. o. T. M. NJ. degree
team initiated class for Corunna K. o..
7. NJ M, on Wednesday evening.
About thirty candidates from Owosso'
Morrice and Bancroft were initiated
Wednesday evening by the Eagles.
Fifteen members of Colfax Lodge, l.
o. O. F., conferred the third degree on
two candidates at Oakley, Saturday
night.
Joseph Abdallah and Joseph Gebrion,
who left Owosso Oct. 10, for Beyrouth,
Syria arrived safely at their destination
Nov. 8.
The Dorcas ladies extend hearty
thanks to all who assisted in making q
pleasant Thanksgiving for the children
of the Home.
G.. H. Cossitt was called to Milwaukee
this week by the serious illness of his
brother, DIR. Willis Cossitt, who has ap-
pendicitis
John Shehee, who has been working
in the Grand Trunk shops, Port Huron,
has come back to Owosso, and is en-
ployed at the Ann Arbor shops
The Ann Arbor freight and passenger
DIVISIONS will return to Owosso from
Durand on Sunday. The dispatchers
will remain in Duraud for short time.
Caveny, the cartoonist, appeared in
the Peoples lecture course at the Bap-
fist church on Tuesday evening. and
gave very pleasant and interesting en-
tertainment.
Leader G. L. Tubbs was given sur
prise on Tuesday evening by the o. l..
l.. band, the occasion being his birthday
and was presented with gold watch
chain and elk's tooth charm.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Shaw, Morris
street, were surprised last week, the
occasion being their third wedding an
niversary, and presented with hand.
some rug by friends and neighbors.
A horse belonging to Robert Raatz
ran away three times Thursday, and
the last time barely missed two ladies,
who were crossing Main street near
Washington. The horse crashed into
the curb near the National and broke 9
thill of the wagon to which it was at
tached.
Charles Blanchard, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs W.. o. Blanchard, formerly Of
Ohesaning and now of Ann Arbor, and
who graduated at the M. A. c.. from
the department of mechanical engineer
ing, 'O3, has resigned his position neal
Pittsburg, Pa, to accept better one al
an increase Of salary with Odds e. Son
of Lansing. The Argus is glad to mote
this success of another Chesaning boy
--Chesaning Argus. Mr.. Blanchard Il
well known here.