The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-10-28

Charles VanDusen has gone home to
Calumet.
Mrs. S. A. Evens is spending three
months at Stockbridge.
Charles E. Rigley has gone to the ST.
Louis Exposition.
The Owosso Sayings Bank pays FOUR
per cent interest on savings deposits.
Milton Grove has purchased of Ed
ward Allingham home at 4l2 Grace
street.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
i George Craft. Abbott street, Monday
night.
Arthur II. Let's has received an in
crease of pension from So to $12 per
month.
The Knights and Ladies of Columbia
initiated class of 10 ON Wednesday
evening.
Twenty five couples attended dance
at Pythian Castle Hall on Tuesday
evening.
Miss Addie Grove has gone to Sagi-
nav, where she is bookkeeper for the
Saginaw Beef Co.
Mrs. Frank Stiles of Rush, had part
of the flesh crushed off her thumb by an
accident this week.
| A cement culvert is being put in be-
meath the new Ann Arbor main track,
near Corunna Avenue.
The Wcodard tenement on Shiawas-
see ST., near Main, will be moved to the
furniture factory and used for a store
room.
The Eagles initiated 10 candidates on
Wednesday evening" and had banquet.
Many of the candidates came from
Ionia.
Leroy, four months old son of Frank
Bailey, north Howell street, died Tues
day Interment took place at the Goss
cemetery.
Major Geo. B. McCaughna has pur.
chased of Mrs. s. M. Byerly the house
on East Exchange st. just east of his
own residence
Miss Ella Mckenzie and Miss Eta
Killian have been in Carson City this
week, attending the 18th distinct w. G.
| T. U. convention.
A party of Owosso young people had
a Leap Year" entertainment Thurs
day night at the Edgar farm, four miles
north of the city.
The Royal Neighbors surprised the
Modern Woodmen after the meeting of
the camp on Wednesday evening, and
served refreshments.
Miss Flossie daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Willoughby, living north of
the city, was married Wednesday to E.
! Shultz, of West Haven.
R. P. Bigelow has sold lots on Cor
unna Avenue, just east of the new Ann
Arbor main line crossing. Houses will
be built on at least two of the lots this
fall.
Frank j. Davis, of this city. has been
appointed senior captain at the Mich
igan Military Academy, and is thus en-
joying the highest rank that student
may hold.
In the case of Ephriam Perry VS..
Hiram Reed, of Venice, Watson &
Chapman have begun suit to restrain
defendant from turning water from his
land onto plaintiffs
Edward Wixon, watch maker for AL
lison & Son, goes to Kenton, o., soon
to work at his trade. He will inspect
watches for the 1. e. o. c. R. R. be-
tween Kenton q Toledo.
Mrs. Phebe Rainey, wife of William
Rainey, 1920 Frederick ST., died at the
home of her son on Chestnut st.. We'd
nesday of paralysis, aged 50 years.
Funeral services will be held at the
latter place tomorrow afternoon. Rev.
G. L. Benson officiating.
1t is officially announced that the
Wabash will build new $1,000, 900
station in Toledo and that as soon as
that is completed Toledo will be placed
on the main line and east and west
business will be diverted that way in
order to make Pittsburg connections
This will give new Detroit Pittsburg
line to Milan and then go to Toledo
over the Ann Arbor tracks.
The following is a list OF letters re-
naming uncalled for at the Owosso
postoffice for week ending Oct %, 1904:
e. o. Abbott, Mrs. Helen Collister,
Willard Cummins, Harry H. Earl, E.
J Hall, Verne Hart, Mrs Sarah Idell, DR..
johnson, H. G. Moore, Bert b. Murray,
Miss Lulu Ruess, Miss NJ s. Stinhoff.
: J. A, Wagner, Miss Bernice Willis, 4th
class matter, Warren S. Herrick.
, Hunters Excursion to upper Peninsu-
la points via Grand Trunk Ry. Tick
cts on sale daily until Nov. Is at great