The Owosso times., 1904-12-30
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LOCAL NEWS.

Il. d. Jacobs has been sick few days.
+. d. Watson was in Detroit, Tues
day.
G. s. Williams was IN Detroit, Wed.
nesday.
Mrs A. G. Wesener has been sick a
few days.
Fred Osmer.is lineman for the Bell
Telephone Co.
w. Il. Bigelow has been in Lansing
part of the week.
Mrs. Hugo Wesener has sent the Dor
cas- Home gift of s5.
Miss Neva Place is home from Tray
erse Oity on two weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Cadwallader re-
turned Wednesday evening from Gull
Lake.
A Steam Laundry doing a good
business for sale- cheap; inquire at
Times Office.
l. G. Curry and family and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. l.. Curry spent Sunday and
Monday in Fenton.
Edward Dippey, of Antrim, has been
selected by the town board to succeed
Warren Jarrad is supervisor. He is a
democrat.
DIR. R. J. Tick, G. M. Hamper, Bert
butcher, Richard Doane and Clare Irish
have been voted into active membership
in Company H.
Joseph Shier, who is working in
Lansing, will return to Owosso next
spring, buy a home and go into the
chicken business.
The Church of Christ had its Christ
mas exercises on Friday night Rev.
and Mrs j. H. Coultard received hand
some presents of silyerware and linen.
Mrs. H. P. Wolaver received word
Friday night from Xenia, Ills, announc
ing the death of her sister, Mrs. G. l..
Shepard. The latter visited here quite
frequetly.
Rev. @. H. Hanks last week united in
marriage Mr.. William Downey and
Mrs. Rebecca McClintock; and Mr..
Harvey Marvin and Miss Anna Marvin,
all of this city,
On Friday evening, the Woodmen de-
gree team banqueted the outgoing and
incoming officers. Fred p. Ferguson
was given handsome ring bearing the
WoodHan emblem.
F. III. Watson, DR.. A. NJ. Hume, w.
E. Collins, w. H. Bigelow, J. w. Jor-
dan, Odell Chapman, Major Geo. B.
McCaughna, Capt. G. HI. Hanks and
Lieut.. M. J. Phillips expect to at
tend the inauguration of Gov. Warner at
Lansing Monday.
The Christmas festival for Christ
Episcopal Sunday School was held at
the church on Tuesday evening Many
presents were given out from an
electric-lig tree to the large
audience.
Street Commissioner S. A. Crane has
put the Union phone back in his resi-
dence at his own expense. This is be-
cause of the numerous calls which come
to him over this line.
Vrain Lawton, well known resident
of Hazelton, died Tuesday from the
effects of an operation for bladder trou-
BILE, in the hospital at Saginaw. He
was fifty five years of age and is sur
vived by his wife.
The Dorcas Home received the follow
ing Christmas gifts last week. A quilt
from Mrs. Ruffell; a load of wood from
Mrs. H. N. Ainsworth; also one from
W. H. Van Sice & Co.; two chickens
from Jacob Barrie.
e. e. Lohnes, of Owosso, and E. A.
,Balch, of Detroit, have formed a part
nership, and will handle Shiawassee,
! Clinton, Gratiot, Isabella and Clare
counties for the Northwestern Mutual
Life Insurance company.
Hiram Reed, of Venice, was acquitted
in Justice McCaughna's court, last
week, of assault and battery on Eph-
rain Perry. He at once caused Perry's
arrest on a similar charge, and Perry,
on pleading guilty, was forced to pay
So 80, fine and costs.
William Pratt, of Cadillac, was killed
at Elsie on Saturday evening, while at.
tempting to board the northbound Ann
Arbor train for Bannister He was to
have been married at the latter place
Christmas day to a young lady from
Elsie. A coroners jury rendered yer.
dict of death from deceased's own neg
ligence.
Owosso Lodge No. s1,.F. 81 A. M,
installed officers on Tuesday evening.
There was music by sextette of ladies
an address on Masonry by Rev. A. b,
Leonard, and the officers were then in
stalled by Past Master George Bedford
assisted by DR.. A. M. Hume as marshal
Punch and waters were served the one
hundred Masons, their families and