The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-01-15
Mrs. o. ]. Setback is sick.

Mrs. y. j. Setback is sick.
| Mrs. d. b. Reed, East Mason street, is
sick.
A. 4. Hartshorn has gone to Law
renceburg. Tenn, ON business.
Major Paul M. Roth, who travels in
the west, called ON Owosso friends this
week.
Mrs. Zoe Millspaugh has returned
from Perry to re-enteI the employIof the
Argus.
The street cars are now heated in a
comfortable manner by coal burning
stoves.
Miss Hannah Dewey has been confined
of the house this week by an attack of
tonsilitis.
Harry, son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Trip, is very seriously ill with typhoid
pneumonia.
DIR. Spinney will be at Owosso, Nation
al Hotel, Thursday, Jan. 81, from a.
m. to Up. m.
Miss Anna Shannahan, of Flint, is
working for the Owosso Carriage Co. as
stenographer.
A party of farmers from Chesaning
and vicinity visited the Owosso Sugar
Company Monday.
James Cooper, who graduated last
month from the M. A. c., has accepted
position at Detroit.
J. Arthur Byerly has been taken into
partnership in the grocery business by
his brother-in law, l.. G. Hall.
Mrs. Georgia Sprinkle Dean, former
resident of this city, has been granted a
divorce from her hush and, James Dean,
of Alma. %
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. M. Dewey will
leave for Washington on Saturday of
next week with the Michigan Press
Association party.
Charles Rindge, who has been advance
man for medicine show during the past
year, is spending few months at his
home in this city.
Hugh Alexander, of w. H. VanSices
wood cutting gang, was badly disfgured
last week. He was struck in the face
by flying piece of wood.
Mrs. Alice Bowles was found guilty
on Monday by Justice Walsh of using
indecent language in the presence of
children. She was fined S..
Claude Davidson has resigned his
place with D. M. Christian to solicit for
the American Equity and Michigan
Health & Accident Associations.
Henderson's agency has adjusted a
small loss on the house of William
Thompson, of Middletown. The house
was set afire by Goals from the kitchen
stove.
Private Ora Jewell was buried Sunday
with full military honors by Company
H. The services were held at the Con
gregational church, and Rev. G.. H.
Hanks preached the sermon.
The lodge rooms in this city are, with
out single exception, unprovided will
fire escapes, and steps should be taken
at once to remedy condition which
might in miniature, produce another
Chicago disaster in this city.
A west bound Grand Trunk loca
freight was wrecked two miles west OF
Vernon Tuesday evening. A broker
fange did the job, and five cars of fioul
were wrecked. The track was effectuall,
blocked. and the Grand Trunk passen
ger trains used the Ann Arbor road be
tween Owosso and Durand.
Edward Wilson, of G. S. Allison
Sons jewelry store, has curiously
carved peach stone, the work upor
which was turned out by a prisoner il
Jail in Siam. Upon the small ston
are four dogs, two horses, three men
two birds, a chariot and wreath. Al
are we'll executed and distinctly visible
even without glass.
Owosso Camp No. 1908 M w. of A.
celebrated the 21st anniversary o
Woodcraft, Wednesday evening, assisted
by the Royal Neighbors. Miss West
rich's mandolin club furnished music
Miss Morrice, Ray Hamilton, Mise
Irma Odell, Grace Crandell and News
Lewis sang; Miss Card and Mr.. Yerkes
Mrs. Frank Lewis and Miss Gellatl'
furnished music. Rev. G. H. Hank
and j. Alexander Clyde delivered ad
dresses After q fine exhibition drill b,
the degree team, an oyster supper wa
served.