The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-01-01

William Y. Hicks has severed his con-
nections with the O q @. E. as conduc-
tor.
Mrs. Fred Eaupt is i'll with the grip
at the home of her parents on Genesee
street.
Henry Stemmer, who has been work
ing at Woodstock, Ont, is spending a
few days here.
Henry Eggert. father of Mrs. L. G..
Brewer is very sick at the home of his
daughter here.
The o. l.. l. Band will elect officers
on Thursday evening, January Z, for
the ensuing year.
Mrs. William Fletcher will erect a
large Mausoleum over her husbands
grave in Oak Hill.
G. G. Cole and family were called to
Parshallville, this week, to attend the
funeral of relative
Misses Annie Osburn and Glynn Will
liams attended a charity ball at Sagi-
nav, Wednesday evening.
j. d. Wilson, of Chicago, who was
| formerly in the shoe business, is the
guest or his father, Joseph Wilson.
| Mrs. Augusta Jenkins, SIS River
street, is recovering from an attack of
pleura pneumonia.
| f. A. Gillett, of the local Wigwam of
Mohawks, will attend the head council
meeting at Flint next month.
Rev. and Mrs. j. Alexander Clyde
were presented last week with two fine
rockers by members of their congrega-
ton.
The Union Telephone employees last
week presented H. 7. Clough with a
gold Elk's head, in which were ruby
eyes.
T. d. Schmidt, of Willowdale farm,
south of the city, crushed his left thumb
quite severely Tuesday while shoeing 8
horse.
Byron Knapp was thrown from cut
ter on West Main street, Tuesday, by
his horse running'away, but. was not
injured.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Paris were il
Pewamo, last week attending the
funeral of Mrs. Paris mother, who dice
at Penn Yam, n. Y.
| Corunna Lodge F. & A. NJ, conferred
the F. c. degree Monday evening il
Owosso Masonic Hall, upon Arthur
Green, Jr, of Corunna.
The team of the Singer Sewing Ma
chine Cos. Owosso branch ran away
Monday and smashed the carriage some
what against the ten cent feed barn
Mrs. Ernest Jeffs, who has been at
the home of MIR. and Mrs. L. r. Doc
little, her parents, for some time ha,
gone to her new home in st. Louis, Mo-
DR.. and Mrs w. c. Hume, of Corun
ma, celebrated the 25th anniversary Of
their marriage, Saturday evening by en-
tertaining friends at six o'clock din
ner.
| DR.. B. S. Knapp, who had place OF
the program at the meeting of the State
Teachers Association in Ann Arbor
this week, was unable to go on account
of severe cold
Frank Fish, the Owosso township
fruit grower, will move his family t
this city about February Occupying
the house at the corner of Washington
and King streets.
| Mrs. Mary Beebe will be examined il
Justice McCaughna's court on Tuesday
on charge of taking her fourteen yeal
old daughter Ivah, to house on Dick
erson street frequented by disorderly
persons.
The Shiawassee Mutual directors me-
recently and adjusted the following
losses: Theo. Rose, Caledonia, damage
to house and contents, $64O7; Ulricl
Frye, Antrim, damage to house and con
tents, $500.
EilueI, tue elSlUeell lHOuIHS Olu son o.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Grill, 1916 Nortl
Washington street, died Sunday morn
ing. Funeral services were held Tues
day afternoon, Rev. Bergey officiating
In match race last week on East Elk
change street, l.. w. Hubbell, drivins
August Stephan's PAGER, defeated HI. N
Ainsworth driving his own trotter, il
two straight heats There was So
side bet. 4.
| Owing to the illness~ of Hazel Wal
lace, the girl whom Mrs. Clarisse Null
Inns is charged with kidnapping, Justic,
McCaughna adjourned the examination
until Monday. Mrs. Mullins herself i
ia poor health.
The West Branch school, Owosso No
4, closed for the Christmas vacation
Thursday afternoon with appropriate
Christmas exercises. The teacher, Mis-
Margaret Smith was the recipient of
number of nice presents from her pupils