The Owosso times., 1904-12-09

Fred Rossman has resigned his place
with August Stephan.
A Union phone has been installed in
the Ann Arbor round house.
The o l.. l. Band will hereafter be
known as the Owosso City Band.
Miss Mildred Sackner has entered the
employ of the Union Telephone Co.
Mrs. Fred Sutherland, of Byron, is
visiting DR.. and Mrs. B. S. Sutherland.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Reuben Wise, Mulberry street, Tuesday.
Alvin Farnsworth is home from Ohio,
where he has been working for year.
Mrs. w. c. Cadwallader has returned
from visit with her parents at Hol-
land.
The local Aerie of Eagles goes to Ionia
the last of the month to institute an
Aerie.
Mrs. f. w. Knapp and son, of Dayton
Ohio, are guests at the home of M. III.
Knapp.
G. j. Shaw is spending a week at
Sterling, ILL.,, at the factory for which
he travels.
Congregational church bazaar and
supper next Tuesday and Wednesday at
the church.
Engineer p. j. Martin, of Durand,
has moved into O. F. Webster's house
on East Exchange street
Ann Arbor Electrician Charles
Adams will not move his family here
from Durand until spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Watson were in
jackson, Wednesday, to attend the fun
eral OF an aunt, Mrs. Robinson.
H. B. Stursevant is erecting two
houses on Elmwood avenue. G. B.
Thorn has the contract for doing the
work.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. J. Bixby, of Burns
township, have adopted Lyle F., min
or, last name unknown. Name chang
ed to Lyle F. Bixby.
The Union Telephone Company is
placing new phones about the city daily.
The number placed in the last ten days
is surprisingly large.
7. d. Kerby, treasurer of Owosso
township, will receive taxes at his home
each Friday and at the store of Harts-
horn u Son, Owosso, each Saturday, un-
til Jan. 10th
The Veronica trio Misses Haskell,
Faxon and Gates-gave an enjoyable
entertainment Tuesday evening in the
Baptist church. They appeared at
Byron on Wednesday evening.
Mrs. d. M. Christian, Mrs. T. 0
Christian, Mrs, Ira Curry, Mrs. Arthur
Curry and Mrs. Leigh Christian were at
Lansing Wednesday, assisting Mrs. A.
NJ. Donsereaux in giving a reception.
In the budget of estimates submitted
to congress Tuesday an item of $15, 600
was included for the Owosso public
building, to be available July 1st next.
This is a part of the amount origlnall y
voted for the building.
G. r. Campbell and E. o. Dewey at
tended an executive committee meeting
of the Michigan Republican Newspaper
Association at Lansing on Wednesday.
The Association will hold its annual
meeting in that city on the Both.
Ann Arbor Engineer John Scott, of
Durand, has moved his family here and
they are living with Mr.. Scotts parents
on Dewey street. Engineer G. r. Pill
lans IS Lying at the home of II. G.
Motto, and will move his family here in
the spring.
Hiram Stafford was arrested at Park
Lake this week by Undersheriff w. M.
Case for deserting his wife nine years
ago. and since failing to support her
Mrs. Stafford works at Nye's hotel. The
case was settled up in Justice McCaugh-
mas court.
The w. G. T.. U. will wage active
war upon dealers who sell tobacco in
any form to minors. Circulars giving
the law have been distributed about the
city this week. The Union should have
the active cooperation of every good
citizen in this movement.
Following is the list of advertised let
ters in the Owosso postoffice Dec. 3, 1904:
Carl Albock, Louis III. Berck, Homer
Crandall, Morton M. Curry, Mrs. Eugene
Fowler, F. J. Fuller, Henry Gordon,
Carley Hagon, Mrs. Lottie Hemingway,
Fulmer d. McFadden Earl Osborn,
Stephen Rose, ROLAND Saxton, l.. E.
Slater Miss Libbie Sullivan, Albert
Teed, Mrs. Gertrude Ward, Mrs. M. d.
White. Foreign: David Gordon, (2.)