The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-03-04


days.
E H. Stanard was in Chesaning,
Tuesday.
Mrs. Worthy Cooper has been visiting
at Charleston, few days.
Mrs. A. G. Liscum, of the Dudley
apartment house, is sick.
Miss Mary Flack is night operator for
the Bell telephone offices.
The new machinery at the power
house is now propelling the cars.
DR.. and Mrs. HI. L. Large entertained
the West Side Pedro Club Friday even
ing.
Miss Louise Haupt has gone to De-
troit to enter a wholesale millinery
house.
Arthur Raymond has resigned as De-
troit Journal agent. James Dingwall
succeeds him.
George M. Edwards has taken S. w.
Ackerson into partnership in the archi-
tectural business.
Mrs. Ruth A Townsend has returned
to Aberdeen, Wash, after visit with
friends in this vicinity.
Walter Cooper, of the State road, en-
tertained eighteen Owosso people Fri
day evening at his home.
Robt. Gemmell is spending part of
the week at home. He leaves next
week for his long eastern trip.
Porter Reynolds, of Chicago, former
ly of Owosso, is now selling candy in
this district for Chicago house.
J. H. Payne has given up his travel
ing position with the Deere Plow Co.,
and is back in Payne 81 Graham's store.
Mrs George Finch, of Bennington,
mother of Gaylord Finch, of this city, is
quite ill, threatened with appendicitis.
Supt. Jay w. Sexton, of Fenton, was
one of the judges of the debate atOvid
instead of Mr.. Fasset as stated last
week.
j. ID. Reiff has traded one of the
Union Transfer Co.'S large bus horses to
Monroe Simonson, of Bancroft, for a
driver.
The opera house has been inspected
by an insurance man, who pronounced
the electrical and heating apparatus
perfect.
Ira G. Curry placed two Garland
ranges Saturday-one in the basement
of the M. E. church and one at the Dor
cas- home.
The Owosso High school baseball uni
forms, gray with red trimmings, have
been received by Osburn & Sons. The
| ten suits cost $50.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Terbush were in
Lapeer, tuesday, to attend the funeral
of Calvin Patterson, q brother of the
late A. j. Patterson.
Miss Ruby Rouse, of Owosso, has
| given up her position in Detroit mil.
linery store and is now housekeeper fo1
a Grand Blanc man.
Adjutant General Brown has complet-
ed the records of Michigan soldiers in
all wars. There are AZ volumes consist.
ing of 5000 pages and As, 900 copies will
be printed.
The wholesale grocery house recently
moved to Durand from Owosso will be
known as the Phipps- Hall Grocery Co.
T. Weller, who does porter work for the
company, has moved his family to
Durand.
DR.. Jabez Perkins received a telegram
from Congressman Fordney, Wednes'
day morning stating that President
Roosevelt had signed the private pen,
sion bill recently passed giving him $50
per month.
The aldermen whose terms expire
this spring are T. M. Wiley, G. w. bet
wiler, j. r. Ketcham, A. l.. Densmore
and w. H. Van Size. AS Alderman
Nichols resigned recently, two must be
elected in the Second.
Assistant Prosecutor Frank f. Bumps
is prosecuting Emil Waltz, the degen
crate on trial at Detroit charged with
the murder of Alphonse Welmes
Waltz has repeatedly threatened Mr..
Bumps with bodily harm.
The fine new range which is practi
cally a gift from the Michigan Stove
Co. through Ira G. Curry to the Dorca:
Home, was put in last Saturday, it hav
ing been held until the new floor was
laid The lumber for the floor was
given by l.. E. Woodland.
A double header north bound on the
Ann Arbor met with a mishap neal
Owosso junction yesterday Engine 20
in charge of Engineer William Byerly
of this city, was torn in two, the engine
proper parting from the tender under
the strain of moving the heavy freight
No. 25 was sidetracked and will be re-
paired at the Owosso shops.