The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-03-25

w. f. Hall was in Detroit, Tuesday
Lester Card is home from Alma Col
lege
H.. Torrance Wright, of Burton, is
sick.
Mrs. John Heating, Watson street is
sick.
Mrs. Frank Mcnamara, Stewart
street, is sick.
Rollin Pond is able to be out after a
months illness.
Miss Blanche Doolittle is working at
Sprinkle's millinery.
w. l.. Parker is able to be out after an
illness of several days.
Mrs. Louisa A. Could, who has been
quite sick, is improving,
James G.. Rigley is seriously i'll with
erysipelas at his home hero.
Miss Florence Rice is trimmer in Mrs.
William Douglass millinery.
The Rathbone Sisters had initiation
and banquet Wednesday evening,
Miss Bernice DeWolf entertained at a
birthday party yesterday afternoon.
L. G. Mead, of Detroit, was the guest
of his mother. Mrs. E. c.. Mead, this
week.
Fred Ingersoll has moved his family
from East Williams street to South Oak
street.
Miss Ethel Hume has been chosen
secretary of the Themian Society at the
M. A. G.
George, little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
jackson Fairman, swallowed a tin
whistle Saturday.
Ann Arbor Engine 80 is at the shops
for repairs. 1t was struck at Milan by
a Wabash engine.
During February, H. P. Wolaver sold
$50, 900 worth of goods for the Mishawa-
ka Rubber Co., which he represents.
Daniel A. Monroe and family, of
Grace street, have moved to Elgin, Ills,
where Mr.. Monroe is a buttermaker.
Steven Carmody, of Rush, is spending
go days in Corunna having been sent up
by Justice McCaughna for drunkenness.
Miss Fife Ayers, teacher of the fifth
grade, Central school. is sick, and there
was no school in the fifth grade part of
the week.
A. E. Shannon has sold his home at
40 River street to Charles Ellsworth,
and has moved to Garland.
The pilot of Grand Trunk Engine No.
1915 was found to be too low, Wednes-
day, as it tore up several cross walks in
the city.
Rev. J. p. Warner will exchange pull
pits Sunday with a brother preacher in
Tecumseh. A temperance fight is on in
the latter place
d. Scott is serving fifteen days in the
county Jail for drunkenness, and Henry
Hudson twenty days for vagrancy.
Both were sent up from here.
Bennett 81 Bennett, who were forced
to pay transients' license of $40 day
by Clerk Edwards for doing business,
have decided to remove their stock.
The Disciple Aid Society of Burton,
raised 81 for the pastor, Rev. j. H.
Coultard at social which was held last
week at the home of Charles Woodin.
Frank Weidman and daughter, Miss
Nellie, leave next week for New York
City and Bristol, Conn. Miss Weidman
expects to take vocal lessons in New
| York.
Miss Fannie Osborn is captain of the
Blues and Rolla Lord of the Reds in the
Baptist Sunday school membership con-
test. Each side had secured "a new
members last Sunday.
H. o. Green, of Owosso, was arrested
Saturday by Chief Ross, and taken to
Detroit Monday on charge of grand
larceny. 1t is claimed he stole valu-
able dog at the recent Detroit bench
show.
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Corunna Commandery No. 81, X. t.,
conferred the order of the Red Cross on
Thursday afternoon. A picnic supper
was served afterwards, and in the even
ing p. E. G. Hugh McCurdy installed
the new officers of the commandery.
The frame building on North Wash
ington street, owned by Fire Chief
Frank House, and occupied by Wah Lee,
laundry man, caught fire Sunday mid
night from defective chimney. The
blaze was extinguished without trouble.
Miss Grace Davis entertained Friday
evening in honor of Miss Francelia
Davis, who left the first of the week fol-
her home in Iowa In guessing con-
test Miss Nina Townsend received first
prize, Miss Imah Odell consolation
prize. Light refreshments were served.
w. S. Ward died last week as the re.
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