The Owosso times., 1904-12-09

Devereauxs grocery.
o. w. Snyder, of Lexington, KY, il
the guest of his father, DIR s. Snyder
Grace, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Stanton, is recovering from an attack
of pneumonia.
Mrs. Mary Wright has returned from
Detroit TO spend the winter with hei
daughters in this city.
w. G Gunnison is back from Muske
gon, where he has been assisting in Q.
S. Enslningers's Racket store.
| Leo Laveck, Gilbert street, was pain
fully injured Tuesday by being ac'
cidentally struck in the face with q stick.
Mrs. Augusta Jenkins. Of River
street, has sold her farm in New Haven
township to Fred e Willis, of Hender-
son.
The Kings Daughters, at their last
meeting, decided to make Christmas
happier for several poor children of the
CITY,
Mrs Mary A. Carr and family will
move here from Durand to the Beebe
house, corner of Main and Saginaw
streets.
Owosso Lodge Odd Fellows surprised
Star of Hope Rebekahs on Tuesday
evening, and served them an oyster
supper.
Mr. and Mrs. j. d. Estes were both
rendered quite sick on Monday night by
eating something which was evidently
poisonous
A new house is being built on the
alley running parallel with Main street,
between Cedar and Lansing streets, by
Frank Weidman.
School supplies to replace those de-
stroyed in the Bryant fire have already
been received, and desks will be here by
Monday it is expected.
Michael Griffith, for the past 26 years
a section foreman on the Ann Arbor
and Michigan Central, is now employ
ed in the Ann Arbor shops.
The eastern agent of the Woodland
furniture factory, recently sold John
Wanamaker's New York store $4,000
worth of furniture-four carloads.
Ann Arbor Engineer E. r. WILDER
and family. will move here next week
from Durand. They have rented the
A. d. Beardsley house on East Oliver
street.
The 0. l.. l indoor baaeball team de-
feated the city team Friday night by a
score of % to T. Ross and Phillips,
and Retain and Sullivan were the
batteries.
John Morrissette, of Port Huron, who
has been held for week on charge Of
attempted assault has been released by
Justice McCaughna, on account of in
sufficient evidence.
Patrick Gilmore sugar factory en-
ploye, was struck by a 9. S. & NJ.
freight, early Wednesday morning IN
the Grand Trunk yards, and painfully,
though not seriously, hurt.
f. Weidman has installed a hot water
system in the basement of his store, West
Main street, which heats not only this
building but also double tenant house
some distance away on Cedar street.
Manager Manning of the o 6S @. E.,
will soon move his Offices down town
to the store vacated by f. E. Doherty.
A public waiting room will be estab-
lished in the building for the conven-
ience Of patrons.
Miss Sophia Monroe, of S25 Cass
street, and Mr.. F. j. Richards, of De-
troit, were married at Corunna We'd
nesday. They went to school together
30 years ago, but had not seen each
other since, mp to a few days ago
Owosso Lodge No. 7j3 b. p O. Elks
has made Judge West, of Lansing, an
honorary member in recognition of his
fine address at the lodge of sorrow Sun
day. The lodge voted to furnish the
parlor at once so the temple may be
open to members.
At its meeting on Tuesday evening,
Colfax Lodge No. 436, l. o. O. F., con-
ferred the first degree and serv ed lunch.
The lodge accepted an invitation to
drive to Henderson, Saturday evening,
and confer the second and third degrees
for the lodge of that village
G. Gardafee, Ann Arbor night car re-
pairer, received message Wednesday
announcing the death of his six months
old son at the Catholic Infants Home,
Detroit. Mr.. Gardafee sent his five
small children to the home when his
wife left him at Cadillac three months
ago.
Mrs. Rose Rudd died Wednesday of
cancer, aged So years, at her home, 3O6
North Cedar street. Mrs Rudd leaves
three children, Mrs. Charles t,etson. of
Chesaning, Harry and Madge Rudd, of
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