The Owosso times., 1904-11-18

! Fred He'se is working in Detroit az
stenographer.
A new furance Is being put in the
Baptist parsonage.
Thomas p. Phillips is working al
Chicago Heights Ills.
Mr. and Mrs. j. d. Estes spent Sun
day with relatives in Ovid.
Mrs. John M. Beckwith is visiting at
Buffalo and Syracuse, N. Y.
George Johnson paid Justice Walsh a
fine on Monday for being drunk.
G. H. Dutton, of Woodruff, shook
hands with Owosso friends Monday.
The total number of deer licenses is
sued by the county clerk this year was
122.
Miss Gertrude Perrigo will spend the
next few days at Detroit, Pontiac and
Chicago.
| Miss Edna Heating has arrived in the
city from Clare to set type for the Press
American.
A daughter was born last week to
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Skinner, 900
Fletcher st.
Bert Lee, of Bennington, is Shiawas-
see and Livingston agent for the Hy-
draulic Press Co.
G. l. Schenck has returned from Ian
sing and is againl acting as motorman
for the o. & G. E.
Harry Somers, of Kerby, we'll known
here, has returned from Bottineau, N.
| d., for the winter.
o. r. Brandt, of the secretary of
States office, Lansing, called on friends
in the city Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Angel have
moved into the rooms over N. Good
years meat market
j. R. Maynard has opened broker
age Office at 119 West Main St., over
Postal Telegraph Office.
E. M. Priest has dissolved his law
partnership, and is now located at "a
La Sale street Chicago
The Owosso Little Giants defeated
the Durand Juniors here at football by
a score of 2S to 0, Saturday.
Harvey AFFORD is now selling coke
and wood, conducting this branch in
connection with his hay business.
An original widows pension of IS
per month has been granted Mrs Nancy
Bowers, widow of John Bowers.
@. G. Duff addressed the Y. M. G. A.
mems meeting on Sunday afternoon,
giving some of his experiences in the
civil war;
Horace B. Collins and family will
spend the winter in Owosso. They have
spent the summer on their farm near
Gladwin.
Hickman & Sons, who are building
the court house, are the lowest bidders
for the Flint post office building. Their
bid was $47, 1000.
Miss Mabel Marble, teacher of the
eight grade, Central School, was forced
to go home to Ann Arbor this week on
account of sickness.
ga Dream of Fair Women" given at
the opera house on Friday and Satur-
day evenings netted considerable sum
| for the l.. o. T. M. M.
Miss Mary Love, who has been spend
ing year with Mr. and Mrs. George
Bell, has been called home to London
by the death Of her mother.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Shickle were
given surprise on Saturday evening
by thirty neighbors and friends, who
presented them with cut glass fruit
dish.
Mr.. Deward Tucker, of Owosso, and
Miss Clara V. Ostrander, of Lake City,
were married at the Baptist parsonage
Thursday afternoon by Rev. j. Alexen.
der Clyde.
Rev. G. H. Hanks was on the pro-
gram Wednesday evening at Pontiac
at the state Sunday School Associa,
ton. His theme was "Bible Medita
tion and Prayer"
Mrs Lottie Suffa, "a years of age, died
at the home of August Schultz 1907
Linn st. The funeral was held from
st Johannis church, Monday, Rev. G.
Spathelf officiating.
Justice Walsh discharged Bert Nc
Gurrer on Monday, as there wasN nc
evidence to connect him with stealing
the horse of Fred Harris, of Burton,
with which he was charged.
George Handy, formerly of Owosso,
played quarterback for Ypsilanti Norm
al football team against Michigan
school for the Deaf, Saturday at Ypsi-
| lanti The NOrmals won 16 TO o.