The Owosso times., 1904-02-05
Roy Knapp has returned to Decatur.

Roy Knapp has returned to Decatur.
Ills.
]. II. BRANDED has been sick few
days.
Miss Annie Osburn is visiting in Chi
cago.
Miss Ella Sanderhoff, of Saginaw. is
visiting here.
III. w Holman's condition is still
very critican.
G. NJ Hamper was in Lansing on bust
ness yesterday.
Miss Hannah Dewey is confined to the
house by sickness.
Frank NJ Gillett has been visiting a
few days at Hillsdale.
Julian butcher Jr., is working at the
Fashion Cafe, Flint.
Mrs. Harry Stanhope and daughter
are visiting at Detroit. 81
G. Roy Clough has returned from q
trip to Niles and Chicago. ss t
Floyd Blair is out again, after a
severe attack of pleurisy. '-' .
William Holly and family have moved
to farm northwest of Bennington.
A son was born recently to Mr., and
Mrs. John Padden, Owosso township.
James J Brown has gone north on
a business trip of three weeks duration.
The Dorcas Home is in receipt of
$5 from Mrs. John G. Sharp, Of jackson.
Rural Carrier L. P. Royce is able to
be out again after fortnights, illness.
Mrs. Elizabeth Sutton, of Elizabeth
street, was severely injured recently by
fall
Miss Belle Fisher, of Byron, formerly
of this city, is recovering from serious
| illness.
Anthony Tovalt, foreman at the
sugar factory, has moved his family
back to Bay City.
The Free Methodists held six prayer
meetings in as many different parts Of
the city last Sunday.
F. @. .Hopson. Mulberry street, has
purchased the 80 acre farm of Gilbert
Osborn, north of town.
A L. Chandler, of Corunna, has been
retained by the Owosso alleged counter
feiters now in Jail at Lansing.
Clyde Armstrong, of Bannister, a
member of Company H, has gone to
Tennessee to work in stave mill.
w. F. Cunningham and Glenn Bug
bee are working in Durand this week
for the American Equity Association.
Mr. and Mrs G.. A. Mckenzie, Owos-
so township, entertained Saturday even,
ing for their brother, c. A. Mckenzie,
of st. Paul, Mimi.
Mrs. V. M. White has refused to prose
cute her husband for making threats to
kill, and the complaint on that charge
has been withdrawn.
M. l.. Kosht, granite cutter, and Ed
ward Yoxen, pneumatic tool man, both
of Detroit, are working at w. L. Par
ker's monument shop.
} Farland, the banjoist, who was
brought here by f. j. MCDANIEL, enter
tanned fair audience Saturday evening
at the Congregational church.
Cornelius G. Austin's peddling sleigh
was wrecked on South Washington
| street, Saturday. His horse became
| frightened at the street car.
Jesse Clark found John Zelenka, {
: Bohemian cobbler drunk in snowdrift
} Monday, and saved Zelenka's life b.
| taking him to warmth and shelter.
M. A. Jackson has received word o
the death at Tecumseh of his brother
George w. Jackson. Deceased was 6
years of age and had always resided il
the southern part of the state.
S. ID. Emery's family will leave 70
Boston about the first of next week
l Mr.. Emery will join his family as sool
/ as he can wind up his affairs here. The
g will spend the summer in Alfred, Me.
Charles Peters, the Henderson rura
/ mail carrier who disappeared mont
4 ago, has begun suit for divorce in Sag
e nav county. His wife has filed
+ cross-bill, asking for the custody of he
child.
e Mrs. L. G. Barnes, south State stree
r underwent a surgical operation the las
d of the. week at the hands of DR.. Nj
g Cormick; Drs. Shickle and Mahaney a.
sistipg. Mrs Barnes has since bee
q improving.
a The W. r. G on Friday evening SUI
l. prised Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Weeks, I'll
> occasion being the 25th wedding ann
versary of Mr.. and Mrs. Weeks, WI
!, were presented with some handson