The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-11-11

Carl hnapp was hoiho lrohu Aio'oi'
the first of the week
w. D Royce, of Ann Arbor, was in
the city Wednesday
Miss Alice McHardy has returned
from visit in Grand Rapids.
Miss Meta Dean is clerk in Mrs
Gauntlett's hair dressing parlors.
The total registration this fall was
2,5l5, the largest in the city city's his
tory.
Miss Bessie Van Dyne has been called
to Coldwater by the death of her grand
father.
w. F. Bradley, of Toledo, looked over
the Ann Arbor improvements here on
Wednesday.
Richard Broughen and Thomas Coe,
of Evansville, Ont, are visiting Owosso
and Bennington friends.
George Goyt paid the costs in Justice
Walsh's court this week for being
drunk on Saturday night.
Roe johnson, of North Dakota, is
a guest of his uncle, Harvey johnson,
King and Hickory street.
A son was born recently to MIR. and
Mrs. George Bailey, of Dundee, Ills.
Mr.. Bailey formerly resided here.
A. E. Shannon, of Garland, is employ
ed at the Owosso Hardware Cos store
during w. w. Palmer's absence.
The Little Giants of the High school
defeated the Durand Junior football
team at Durand, Saturday, II to g.
Charles Nye, Daniel Guinan and
Joseph Schaffer have gone to the Up
per Peninsula on deer hunting trip.
Postmaster Hugh Parker, of Bancroft,
called on Owosso friends Wednesday.
He brought his republican smile with
him.
Mrs. George Barker, of Walthan,
Mass. has been guest few days of
her cousin, Mrs. George Nelson, Park
street.
The Dorcas Board extends thanks to
the Vernon w. G. T. U. for a quilt and
Osburn 81 Sons for handkerchiefs do
mated to the home.
The Walking Club had walk Friday
afternoon, dinner at the Wildermuth,
and were entertained in the evening by
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. jerks
During the "a hours ending Saturday
morning, the sugar factory cut 1, lac
tons of beets, fine record, as its guar
anteed capacity is but 1000 tons.
The Royal Templars of Temperance,
which had considerable beneficiary
membership of long standing in this
city, has gone into the hands of re.
ceiver
Lewis q. Gilbert, veteran of Com.
pany q, SD Michigan Infantry, OF
Owosso, and now a resident of Lansing,
has been granted pension of $12 pei
month, and $500 back pay.
Owosso High school football team de-
feated Flint, Saturday, here, by score
of II to O. AS Flint had the first of the
season defeated Owosso 10 to 5, the vic
tory was doubly acceptable Saturday.
Owosso lodge K. P. has accepted an
invitation to attend the Pythian unior
meeting at Grand Rapids ON the 10th
Fare for round trip $40; leave OF
afternoon train at 2:3O and return OF
special train.
l.. o. Underwood will build meat
market, 20x50 feet, on the site formerly
occupied by his house. After the mar
ket has been completed the store now
used will be occupied by G. E. Under
woods grocery.
Perry Corcoran, of Osburn e. Sons
on Saturday found purse containing
$261 in checks and money at the rear o.
the store. The purse and contents wer'
returned to their owner, G. E. Var
Ostren, Grand River road.
P. j. Converse, John T. Martin ant
two friends from out of the city started
Monday morning to drive to Roscom
mon on deer hunting trip. They will
eat and sleep in their wagon. which i
fully equipped with accommodations.
j R. Ketcham has sold his grocer,
store on Corunna avenue to P. J. Mar
tin, of Grand avenue, and A. Webb, o
WILLIAMSON. Mr. Martin has resigned
his place as night fireman at the Dude,
factory to give his whole attention t.
the store.
l.. E. Buell., state secretary, and c
A. Ward, international secretary, wer
in the city yesterday looking after tn
interests of the Y. M. G. A. Mr.. Buel
will be here again next week when it
to be hoped plans may be formulate,
for clearing the debt of the Association
and starting the work again in this city
The first call for the marriage of MI
Robert Corcoran and Miss Margare
Hurst, of Owosso, and Mr.. Martin Cav
anaugh and Miss Nellie Carmody, ais
Irxf Ia. III l.