The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-11-04

the city Wednesday.
Mrs. Clarence Gray and baby spent
the week in Lennon.
Mrs. William Dick fell from chair
last week and broke her wrist.
Blake Wright is back from Willow
City, N. d., to spend the winter.
M. d. Lindsey is putting down three
3-inch wells near the power house.
F. j. Weber has been in st. Louis a
few days, taking treatment for rheuma-
tism.
A daughter was born Friday to Mr..
and Mrs. T. d. Smith, of Willowdale
farm.
Edward Carr, Jr., and Robert Raatz
are the new owners of Allingham's
meat market.
Hugh Green has accepted position
as draughtsman with the Industrial
Works, Bay City.
W..D. Fitzpatrick was in the city over
Sunday. He will leave Wednesday for
Washington, D. G.
The only case of contagious disease in
the city is that of George M. Jackson,
who is quite sick with typhoid fever.
The clerks Union had q meeting at
Richardson's Hall Thursday night A
smoker followed the business session.
Ann Arbor Engineer Gabriel former
ly of Owosso, lost his right foot in a
railroad accident at Howell, Saturday.
TIC. Swineford and r. Tawse were
in Detroit last week, the former to be
made Mystic Shriner by Moslem
Temple.
Miss Ruth Potter, of Owosso, and T.
L. johnson, of Lansing, have been
granted marriage license in Ingham
| county.
| Fred Foote was sent up from Flint
last week to the Detroit House of Cor
rection for Go days as a disorderly. He
is well known in Shiawassee county
| courts.
Warren Vredenburg, son of Mrs. S.
A. Crane, will go out on the road soon
from Chicago, as an entertainer under
the direction of the Slayton Lyceum
Bureau.
| A number of night firemen at the
sugar factory struck last week for an
| increase in wages from $500 to So. 4C
per day. The mems places were prompt
ly filled.
Ray Campbell, son of James Camp
bell, South Chapman street, has receiv-
ed gold watch from his uncle, Hugh
Campbell, of Butte, Mont, as a birth.
day present.
Frank Steed, who works on the Bee
man farm in Bennington, fell from an
apple tree Saturday and broke both
bones of his left forearm. DIR. Parker
reduced the fracture.
Mrs. Sarah J. Martin died Saturday
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. John
! T. Martin, 1921 Shiawassee street. The
| funeral occurred Monday afternoon,
Rev. G. E. Benson officiating.
Joe Kowinski and Joe Koliski, of
Toledo, who came here to unload beets
at the sugar factory, blew out the gas
one night last week at the Miller house,
and narrowly escaped asphyxiation.
Ladies of Owosso, you can get perfect
and rapid election returns by witness
ing "a Dream of Fair Women" Tuesday
night, also witness the most superb and
enjoyable entertainment ever giver
here. Come and bring your husbands
Mr.. Oscar J. Reynolds, employed al
the Woodland factory and Miss Louise
daughter of Edward Choiniere, 81
Prindle street, were married Thursday
evening by Justice McCaughna, and are
residing at 522 River street.
Mrs. e. Navarro was the hostess of {
charming little dinner party at he
home on Robinson street, Monday, II
honor of her sister and brotherin-law
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kingsley, of Perry
N. Y, and Mrs. Phillips, of Owosso.-
Flint News.
The marriage Of Frank Christopher
of this city, and Miss Ida Nuss, of Ma
son, is announced for next Wednesday
The wedding will be at the home of thu
brides sister, Mrs. Carl Ganssley, o
Mason. State Republican The bride
formerly resided here.
Mrs. John Kuhn, formerly Miss Mel
lie Mcnamara, of Jackson, and sister o
Frank Mcnamara, of Owosso, had al
her goods dpd wedding presents stolei
last week while car loaded with Mr.
and Mrs. Kuhn's furnishings was en-
route to their new home in Niles.
| w. o. Woodworth's horse ran ava,
Wednesday night on West EOlive'
street Mrs. Jasper Kelly and Wood
worth's little daughter were throw
from the wagon at the corner of Viii