The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-01-22

Beatrice Olmstead, Elizabeth street
is sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jones have gon.
to Detroit to live.
Mrs. A. B. Chapman, south Shiawas
see street, is sick.
Harry Van Dyne is working for the
Bell Telephone Company.
A daughter was born last week to M r.
and Mrs. e. Kline, of Bennington.
Louis Youngs has gone to Grand
Rapids to work in casket factory.
Some groceries were spoiled Monday
by the third ward delivery sleigh tip
ping over.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Foster were in
Grand Rapids, this week, attending the
furniture exhibit.
| Verne Story lost two toes one day last
week. An elevator at the sugar factory
pinched them off.
Joseph Fairchild. of North dakota,
the guest of his sister, Mrs. VIM. Broad,
has returned home.
The Owosso Sugar Company will shut
down its plant for the season the latter.
part of next week.
William Wilcox, of Columbus, O., a
brakeman on the Hooking Valley road,
is visiting Owosso friends.
Turnkey John L. Curtis has sold his
interest in the furniture business at Co.
runna to his brother, A. w. Curtis.
Miss Vera Haskell. who has been home
few days. leaves soon for trip
through Florida with the Parker Con-
cert Co.
Mrs. @. p. Pitts and daughter, Miss
Allie, have gone to Waukesha, Wis,
for a visit.
j. b. e. Castree was in Lansing this
week representing Owosso Chapter No.
80, r. A. M, at the Grand. Chapter
meeting.
Orrin Fox, twelve year old Bay City
boy soprano, will sing three solos at the.
Episcopal song recital next Sunday
evening.
Lawrence Gould, of this city, who has
been at Sterling, ILL.,, is now in the
Offices of the Columbia Construction Co.
Milwaukee.
The remains of Mrs. L. R. Nichols
were brought here Tuesday from Jack
son for burial. Mrs. Nichols formerly
resided in Owosso.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Weidman enter
tanned at the Wildermuth Saturday the
guests being Odell Chapman, S. S. Min
er and Mayor A. L. Arnold.
L. A. Hamblin, George B. McCaugh-
ma andH w. Parker have been appoint
ed appraisers in the case of o. F. Harry
man petition in bankruptcy.
w. F. Welper, agentfor the Ameri-
can Express Co., has been succeeded by
Homer @. Snyder, of Lansing. Mr..
Welper may go on the road as messen-
ger.
The Ann Arbor Railroads assessed
valuation has been placed at 81, SIC, 600,
or only $4,000 more than last year,
while the Michigan Central's was raised
ten millions.
The Presbyterian Society can no long
err support its church at Corunna and
the edifice has been closed. Rev.
Thomas fowler the pastor, will move
Corunna soon.
Peter May, 655 Glenwood avenue
died Tuesday morning of pneumonia,
aged 80 years. He leaves wife and six
children. the remains were taken to
Brighton, Thursday, for interment.
William Green, of the Central House,
has just refused an offer from Robert
Hailes, of East Liverpool, o., who
wished to lease Mr. Green's stallion,
Hal w., to fill the place of Star Pointer
Jr. The latter horse will be worked for
fast mark this season.
f. W. Pearce has purchased the in
terest of George w. Detwiler in the
Owosso Hardware Company and is
now sole owner. Mr.. Pearce has given
up his interest in the Union Transfer
Co., North, Jennings & Foster Co.,
and the Screen Door and Window Co.,
but retains his interest in the hardware
business at Elsie and in the store at
Oakley.