The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-01-22
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Mrs. John Dennison is sick.

. Mrs. John Dennison is SICK
Floyd Devereaux is working in De
! troit.
A daughter was born Sunday to Mr.
and Mrs Albert Hodgins. ,s.
Owosso Camp No. 1908, M. w. a., in
stalled officers Monday evening.
A daughter was born Monday to MIR.
and Mrs. A. Berlinget, Harding street
Miss Anna Todd entertained at 1
thimble party Thursday afternoon fol
Miss Vera Haskell.
Frank Rundell, truant, has beer
sent to the Lansing reform school until
; he is eighteen.
Alvin Dietrich arrived in this city
Tuesday from INLAY City badly frozen
about the ears and cheeks. A local doc
tor treated him and Dietrich went on to
Henderson to visit William Kerns.
| A sleighload of pwosso young people
went to Bennington Wednesday
evening They became snowbound and
did not get back to Owosso until nine
o'clock Thursday morning.
w. B. Olmstead, of Chicago, editor OF
the Free Methodist Sunday School Quar-.
terly, is in the city attending the con-
vention which is being held at the Free
Methodist church on Railroad avenue.
| Odell Chapman has returned from
Toledo. He was there as attorney for
George Polasky, of Kalamazoo, in the
bankruptcy case of M. jacobson & Co.
Polasky will receive 100 cents on the
dollar on his Indebtedness.
Conductor John p. Taylor, of the Ann
Arbor, sustained scalp wound at Man
haitian one day recently. His brother,
Robert, also was injured on the run be-
tween Detroit and Port Huron. Both
boys formerly resided in this city.
Hattie L. Snyder, wife of John Snyder,
formerly of this city, died at Denver,
Colorado, on Saturday, the 9th of Janu-
airy, of brain fever and paralysis after an
illness of but two weeks She had num-
erous friends in this city and in Denver.
About forty farmers of this vicinity
were entertained by the Owosso Sugar
Co., last week. Their fares were paid
and banquet given them. They were
highly pleased with their treatment
and what they saw-Chesaning News.
Mrs. Mary Beebe has disappeared, TAX
ing her daughter, lvah, with her.
The woman is wanted in Justice Nc
Caughnas court for having the little
girl at house frequented by disorderly
persons, and search will be made for
her.
Mrs Will Olson, formerly Miss Rose
Hawkey, of this city, leaves tonight for
Tacoma, Washington, from there she
will take the boat for Manila, where
she has accepted position as steno-
grapher with large firm whose home
Office is in Chicago.
DR.. A. M. Hume has been appointed
member of the National Auxiliary
Congressional and Legislative commit
tee of the American Medical Associa-
ton. The appointment was made by
DR.. VIM. F. Breckey, president of the
Michigan State Medical Society.
The Dorcas Society has received a
donation of So from Frank Weidman,
and one of 81 from the Congregational
Social Union, for which it wishes to ex-
tend thanks. The society urges all to
save their old rubbers which will be
called for if some member is notified.
Truly Shiawassee's sugar factory is
great plant $1,OO0,000 invested, 1000
men employed. If 200 acres can be con-
tracted for in this vicinity, the company
will put in a weigh station at Byron,
the beets to be weighed here instead of
at the factory.-Byron Herald.
The two-story lstore building at Ban
croft owned by Chas. Kent, and used as
bazaar store and living rooms, and up
stairs as dressmaking parlor was de-
stroyed by fire Monday. Loss, $4,000;
insured for $500. The post office build
ing next door, also caught fire, but was
saved by the chemical engine.
Richard, the four year old son of Mr..
and Mrs. T. G. Swineford died Tuesday
from complication of diseases. The
eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Swineford is
also very ill with typhoid fever. Much
sympathy is expressed by the many
friends. The funeral services will be
held at the catholic church today at /
p. m. A special train will be run over
the Ann Arbor to Owosso at 2 p m and
the remains will be placed in the vault
there.-Durand Express.
A company of about fifteen of the
residents of this village and Lennon &C
companied Messrs. Horton and Bodine
to Owosso on Thursday to inspect the
new sugar factory and be the guests of
the company for the day. They were
most Hospitality entertained and spent
profitable day. They all regarded the
factory a marvel of completeness and