The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-01-15
OWOSSO. FRIDAY. JAN. Is. 1904.
LOCAL NEWS.


with grip.
Miss Clara Galloway, of d. NJ Chris
tian's store, is sick.
A. M. Bentley was in Springfield, O.,
on business this week.
Tod Kincaid has had severe eye
trouble for several days.
Andrew Brown, west Main street, was
sick few days this week.
F. e. Kohler has oeen confined the
house for a few days with erysipelas.
Owosso township grangers 40 in num-
Der, visited the sugar factory Wednes-
day.
Miss Maude Gale entertained Monday
afternoon for Miss Louise Loeffier, of
Wyandotte.
Wayne Williams had a finger badly
cut on saw at the Owosso Mfg. Co.'S
plant Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Winter and
daughter are home from trip in Can
ada and the east,
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Hefferman, Corunna avenue,
Monday evening.
Rev. VIM. Bergey, of this city, is do
ling revival work at the New Haven
Evangelical church.
Mrs. Frank Comstock entertained the
women of Corey's laundry, Monday
evening, at her home.
The school children deposited $67. 90
Friday in the school savings department
of the Citizens Savings Bank.
The Congregational Social Union
wishes to express thanks for donation
of So from Mrs. Julia F. STARTS
Charles Howe has taken off his hack
and J. B. Townsend, his driver, is again
in the employ of the Union Transfer
Company.
Levi Breaugh who recently under
went an operation for appendicitis at
Ann Arbor, is quite sick at his home in
Bennington.
The sum of So, 1876. 81 school tax was
paid Treasurer G. A. Byerly of the school
board, Wednesday, by City Treasurer
John T. Walsh.
Mrs. Sidney Waugh fell on the icy
sidewalk near the Citizens Savings
Ronl> TuasJor pooD ood lrol>a bo, Iaft
arm near the wrist.
James Mccartney, of Owosso township
has been sentenced to thirty days in the
county Jail at Corunna by Justice Nc
Caughna for drunkenness.
The Symes Tavern will probably be
enlarged this spring to almost double
its present size. This is made necessary
by the increasing patronage.
William Green, of the Central House,
West Main street, has received word of
the death of his brother-in- Nicholas
Mullin, at Brooklyn, n. Y.
McCurdy Park, Corunna, will have
good seating capacity next summer, the
board of supervisors having presented
the old court house benches to the
park board.
o F. B. Bilhimer and A. E. Shannon
have resigned their places with the
Owosso Hardware Company. Mr.. Bill
himer has entered the poultry business
with S. d. Emery.
The Union Transfer Co.'S baggage
team ran away Tuesday, going from the
Wildermuth house to the north city
limits on Washington street without be-
ing stopped. No damage was done.
Miss Lizzie Schneider, Corunna Ave-,
was married Tuesday afternoon at
Pontiac to J. G. w. Long. The cere
mony took place at the home Of the
brides sister, Mrs. Clarence A. Howe
About 90 Owosso Odd Fellows went tc
Henderson Saturday evening and aided
in the initiation Of two candidates
Henderson will confer the first degree
this friday evening" in 1.-The rooms Of
Owosso Lodge No. SO, l. O. 0. f.
Local physicians declare that they
will not treat small pox patients for s:
a visit, or other contagious disease
patients for dollar visit, as the new
schedule of the board of supervisors pro
vides. They will have five dollars fol
small pox, and 81 for other cases, or viii
refuse to go when called.
Miss Lulu Kanagy had charge of thu
chorus work at an organ recital in st
Johns Monday evening. The organ i
the Hicks Memorial, purchased for thu
st. Johns M. e. church, by the Johl
Hicks estate at cost of $4,000. Mis-
Ivah Peterson attended the recital.