The Owosso times., 1904-10-21


William Mier, Harrison street. is
quite sick.
Mrs. M. H. Lepper is improving. after
long illness.
Charles butcher is working in st.
Johns grocery.
See the list of republican rallies pub
lished in this issue.
Hugh Byrnes. of this. city. has been
spending week at st. Louis, Mo.
The A. E. butcher house on Adams
street has been sold to w. L. Bullard.
Western Union operator Bert Peace,
of Chicago, is visiting his parents here.
Rev. A. o. Alexander, of this city.
will fill the Congregational pulpit Sun
day.
Mrs L. Eaton has moved to Detroit,
where her daughter Miss Allie, is work
ing.
The Owosso Sayings Bank pays FOUR
per cent interest on savings deposits
Capt, and Mrs. G.. Davis, of the local
Salvation Army, have been transferred
to,a Missouri Post.
Mrs. Ernest Geffs, who spent the sum-
mer here, has gone to st. Louis, Mo-,
to join her husband.
Harold Hume, of Owosso, is trying
for place on the 1906 Lit. football
team of the u. of M.
The Owosso Business College students
have received black golf caps with the
letters 80. B. c." on the front.
Jerome E. Turner, formerly of this
city, is the republican nominee for
representative in Muskegon county.
Mrs. Ellen Nelson, River street, was
in Lansing the first of the week attend
ing the Grand Assembly of Rebekahs.
The Shiawassee g. Genesee Mutual
Telephone Co., of Lennon, has been in
corporated with a capital stock of
$4,000
Aid. j. HI. BRANDED has sent 5000
gallon iron water tank to Belding
where it will be placed on the Richard
son silk mills.
Miss Name Hoyt's class of the Con-
gregational Sunday school has donated
100 pounds of Hubbard squash to the
Dorcas Home
Sugar beets have been delivered in
large quantities at the sugar factory
during the week and the plant will
start running Monday.
Congressman Fordney will address
a republican rally at the opera house on
Thursday evening next. He should be
greeted by large audience.
George Fletcher formerly of Owosso,
has been in the southern part of the
state for some time, on business for the
new st. Charles opera house.
The case against Arthur Perry for as
sault and battery upon Daniel Eldredge
has been dismissed as Eldredge would
not furnish security for costs.
An examination for rural mail car
riers will be held in this city tomorrow
conducted by III. M. Miller, local secre
, tary of the civil service board.
| H. Kirk White is in Kalamazoo today
attending dinner given to Woodbridge
N. Ferris by James B. Balch, candidate
on the democratic ticket for secretary Of
state.
| Ample street car accommodation fol
Corunna patrons of Owosso lecture
courses this winter is assured. The
Magnet will not be used except as {
| work car.
August Stephan and Bert Gage were
thrown from the formers buggy by the
horse running away, Sunday, near the
waterworks. Neither man was injured
but the buggy was damaged.
Domino Vitale, the West Main st
fruit grower, paid Justice Walsh the
costs Monday for assault and battery
upon John Williams, of Williams 6
| Santos. Trouble arose over debt.
Hiram Lanphere on Saturday evening
| pretended to take carbolic acid t.
| frighten his wife, with whom he hat
quarreled. DR.. Knapp, who was called
to aid the. supposedly dying man, dis
covered the deception.
The Sugar Co will keep "open house
for the farmers of the county on Friday
of next week and it is hoped that large
number of them, together with thei
wives, will avail themselves of. this op
! portunity to inspect the factory.
Joseph Abdallah, who left Owossc
Oct 10 for Syria, was refused a pass
port by the Turkish consul, on th'
ground that he is a citizen of Turkey
not of United States. Mr.. Abdallah
however, declared his allegiance to thi
country and went on without his pass
port.
Following is the list of advertised let
ters in the Owosso post Office for th'
| xvaalr andino Saturday Oct 15 1004