The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-09-30


Arthur Moyses has been crippled
with rheumatism for some days
The Owosso Savings Bank pays four
per cent interest on savings deposits
Mr.. and Mrs Dakin, of Riverside, CAL,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Car
mody.
Miss Anna Duff has gone to the
Thomas school, Detroit, to study elocu-
ton.
R. d. Smith, West King st. has been
drawn as juror in the U. s. District
Court, Bay City.
Claims before court will be heard in
the estate of Oliver Hopson, deceased,
on Jan. 26th, next.
Twenty-eight deaths were reported to
the state board of health from this
county during August
Ray Retain has resigned his position
as reporter on the Grand Rapids
Herald and is in the city.
Charles j. Thorne will soon return
from Mt. Pleasant, and will start in
business in Owosso again.
Fred w. Townsend. of this city, has
been nominated by the socialists for
justice of the supreme court.
Phil Shepard, of this city, substitute
railway mail clerk, has been offered a
regular run on the Pere Marquette.
Mrs. Almira Kimball, 1116 Lynn ST.,
died Saturday, aged Ga years. She
leaves husband and one daughter.
G. E. Pardee has purchased of Mrs.
H. N. Williams a building lot just south
of the residence occupied by Nj. H. Par
sons on Ball street.
Floyd Teachout, of Oakley, was sent
to the county Jail Monday by Justice
McCaughna for 20 days. He was con-
victed of being drunk.
The railroad" social given by the
young people at the Baptist church par
lors on Tuesday evening was very large
ly att tended and enjoyable.
Misses Nettie Rush, Eliza Cook, Eva
and Mabel Strahle, Iva and Edith
Gabriel Susiana Clapp and May Butter
field have gone to the Ypsilanti Normal.
G. J. Hemingway has purchased a
house at 1000 North Water street, and
Frank Mcnamara the home at 425 east
Mason street. J. H. Laverock was the
seller.
Miss Nellie Chittenden, who has been
teaching the music classes of her cousin,
Miss Ivah Peterson, during the latters
absence in Europe, has returned to New
York City.
Mr.. Frank Deederly, OF this city, was
married last week at Shepherd to Miss
Elsie Nichol. A number of friends and
relatives from this city witnessed the
ceremony.
Among those who left Monday fol-
the University were Harold Hume,
John Murray, Harold Miner, James
Mcintosh, Benjamin Marsh, Ernest
Rush, Evelyn Walton, Lepa Gould,
Grace Cooper.
Edward White was arrested al
Birmingham Friday by Marshal Ross
for failure to support his wife. White
promised Justice McCaughna to dc
better in the future.
E. M. Hopkins, of Detroit, vigor ously
denies the rumor that the Ionia- Owossc
electric road right of way has been sold
to the Grand Trunk or any other party
and declares that the work upon the
roadbed will soon be begun.
jeremiah B. Gibbons. ID. d. S., OF
Flushing, former resident of this city
was married on Wednesday morning al
st. Thomas Catholic church Ann Arbor
to Miss Emma, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Alphonso Covert, of Ann Arbor.
J. A. Nimmer, of the firm of Ferris
Bros, leaves Oct. 10 for New York
City, and will sail Oct, 10 from New
York to spend the winter at his old
home in Bayreuth, Turkey. His uncle
George Zehedy, went to Turkey several
months ago.
Beginning with Sunday the Grand
Trunk will discontinue the fast trair
east in the morning and west in the
evening. Some change will also be
made in the time of the regular passen
ger train east in the morning and west
in the evening
The Union Telephone Co., in which
so many Owosso people are stockholders
has decided to make number of i'm
provements to its system in this city
and surrounding territory. A large
order has been placed for cable, ETC.,
and within sixty days the work will be
completed.
William Lovett, Misses Kate Rein
exc, Ella Smith, Ella Sanderhoff, OF
Owosso, Louise Chueden, of Shelby
vile, Ind, and Ada Lovett, of Mason
are back from st. Louis, MOE They
took three days trip down the, Miss
issippi to Memphis from ST. Louis.
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