The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-02-26

Miss Minnie Nickels is visiting in
Wisconsin.
Ray White is working in cigar fac
tory at Alpena.
Mrs. A. w. Henderson has been sick
several days with grip.
Alfred Laubengayer, of Billiard 81
Hagan's store, was sick this week.
Frances, little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. o. J. Setback, 1dulberry street, is
sick.
Rural Carrier Sprague has been con-
fined to the house by sickness. part OF
the week.
Michael Cavanaugh of Bennington, is
very ill as result of being stricken with
paralysis = Aft' n. ''''N
Owosso Lodge No. ss, l. o. o. F., con-
tered degrees Friday night on five
candidates.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Grubb, Owosso
township, welcomed daughter to their
home last week.
Mrs. Joseph Malanfant and daughter
Beatrice are visiting the formers sister,
Mrs M. j. Phillips.
Mrs. G. w. Jennings has received
word of the death of her uncle, E. p.
Lombard, of Plymouth,
La Sale Galusha, who has been visit
ing at his home here, returns this week
to his work at Elkhart, Ind.
The Washington Birthday party at
Pythian Castle Hall, Monday evening,
was attended by So couples.
Miss Nellie Mccormick came home
from Howell Friday evening and re-
manned until Monday evening.
Mrs. H. G. Snyder, late soprano at st.
Marks church, Grand Rapids, assisted
Christ Episcopal church choir, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. X. White and son
Harold, left Saturday evening for San
Mateo, Florida, to visit Mr.. Whites
father.
George w. Van Epps, of San Angelo,
Texas is dead of consumption. He was
brother of Capt. A. j. Van Epps, OF
this city.
The local military officers attended a
flag presentation at Bay City, Friday
night. Major McCaughna responded to
| toast.
Milo F. Bott, of Bay City, has recov
cred sufficiently from severe attack OF
typhoid fever to visit friends in OwossC
and Durand.
Thomas Jennings and John Lynch
DRINKS, were sent to Corunna Friday
by Justice Walsh, to serve 30 days fol
drunkenness.
The residence of S. E. Parkill's wa
damaged $50 worth by fire which
caught in the woodwork around graft
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lynch, Clinton
street, entertained the o. X. Pedro club
Friday night. Mrs. G. A. McKenzi
and Philip Alcombrack won the prizes
The funeral services over the remain
of the infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Herman Peitzka 1918 Hammond street
occurred Sunday, Rev. J. Horsch off
ciating.
Miss Ivah Maliskey, who has been a
operator at the Union Telephone Office
for the past three years, and chief opera
tor for some months, has resigned he
J position.
Owosso Canton Odd Fellows and otht
friends to the number of thirty gave ]
Opdyke a surprise Monday evening
The occasion was Mr.. Opdyke's birthds
anniversary. Lunch was served.
Mr.. Roy G. Marsh, who will manas
the new clothing store in the opel
house block, was married last week
Kalamazoo to Miss Mabel Webste
They are staying at the Symes taverl
Ralph Graham continues to make
good showing in M. A. G. athletics. !
a recent meeting between members
the college his side won by TWEEN
4 points, and Graham was instrument
in getting good share of these.
Edward Noble, of Detroit, an emplo
> of the Comstock sales stable at Byro
was knocked down, bitten and trampl
upon by a stallion which he was leadil
; one day last week. To make Nobl
: residence possible, it was necessary
shoot the horse.
u By the burning out of electric fl
, wires, the opera house, during the p
- Torrance of Weary Willie Wake
!. Monday night, was twice in darkne
i and once the crowded building was d
y turbed, although no panic ensued,