The Owosso times., 1904-12-09
LOCAL NEWS.

casket factory.
Rollin Morgan assists Saturdays al
| Osburn q Sons
Seeley Finch, of Elsie, is working in
local barber shop.
| Erwin Eveleth, of Corunna, has re-
turned from trip to Mississippi.
Miss Hazel Converse has resigned
her position with the Eclipse Specially
Co.
The official canvass of the votes cast
at the recent election appears in this
issue.
Mrs. Shepard, Michigan avenue, has
gone to Chesaning to keep house for a
family.
Miss Alice Rich, of Springfield, Mass,
was guest this week of Rev. and Mrs
G. H. Hanks.
Grand Trunk train No. 1S, which
formerly left for the east at 5:S7, now
goes at SIT p. m.
Mrs George Batchelder, Ament
street, was severely scalded this week
by boiling water.
The five months old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. A. Winkler, Owosso township,
died Friday night of pneumonia.
Clarence Geeck, fornerly of this city,
and Miss Gertrude Claggett, of Lennox,
were married recently at Mt Clemens.
JR. Ketchum, Corunna Avenue, is
building a meat market on land ad-
joining his other store on Corunna
Avenue,
The residence occupied by William
Nothnagel, North Water street, was
somewhat damaged by fire on Friday
evening.
Alba Keith was arrested last week on
complaint of his wife for being drunk,
and was sent to Corunna Jail by JUS
tice Walsh.
Miss Lereta Sax, Of Portland, Ore,
and Miss Helena Biers, of San Francis
co, are guest of Mrs. Flora Lusk Mellin
11S North Elm street.
Miss Ella Smith celebrated her 25th
as clerk in Osburn 81 Sons
store last week, and was presented wi tn
a handsome suit case by the firm and
fellow clerks
Judge Wisuer Of the Genesee Cir
cult, has issued Al order that after Jan.
1st he will NJ. hear suppressed divorce
cases, unless the original order was
made by him.
Clyde S. Mason formerly of this city,
is now an engineer for the Lackawanna
Steel 81 Iron Co., of Buffalo, and is at
Cleveland experimenting the erection
of 80 coke ovens for his company.
The football team was banqueted
Friday evening by the High School
Athletic Association at the Assembly
room of the Central building. j. L.
Thalman acted as toast master.
A. E. Shannon has sold his interest
in the Garland Cheese Co., to Park
Scott. The latter has given up his
share of the Garland Mercantile Co.
to Mr.. Shannon and J. B. Lewis.
W. y. Fuller, of this city, recently
had three letters stolen at st. Johns.
The man who took them George John
son, of Durand, was sentenced to the
Clinton county Jail for Is days.
The remains of Mrs. Robert d. Gar
rison were brought here Monday from
" illow City, N. D., for burial.
Deceased, who went west four years
ago, leaves husband and two daugh-
ters.
Mrs F. J. Mcdaniel, of Owosso, who
is fine performer on the banjo, was in
the city today. She is taking advanced
work on the banjo of Mr.. Mel. Gillespie
of the School of Music. Ann Arbor Ar
gus.
Invitations are out for the marriage
of Joe Banghart and Miss Nina Whaley,
of Brant, at the home of the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Whaley,
Wednesday afternoon, Dec. 49, at 2
o'clock.
Carl H. Dewey, cornetist and piano
tuner, is permanently located in Owos-
So Pianos tuned, repaired, polished,
revarnished, etc. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. Leave orders 102 W. Williams,
or Shattuck's store.
Charles Richardson. a ditcher on the
Bunker farm, was arrested last week
on complaint of James Perry, who runs
restaurant on South Washington
street, and paid fine to Justice Nc
Caughna. Richardson raised q dis
turbance in the place.
The county orders paid last month by
the county treasurer were comparative
ly light, considerably lighter than for
several months past. The list is as
follows: County, SO, 276. .s4; poor; $685.
25; juror, 80 80; building, $2s. 80; drain,
$2J5.63; witness, $3.50; soldiers relief
$59.95.