The Owosso times., 1904-02-05
owosso, FRIDAY. FEB. 5. 1904.
LOCAL NEWS.

R.P. Bigelow was in Lansing, Tues
day.
DIR. j. o. Parker was sick few days
this week.
Mrs. ]. N. Valentine, 1920 West Main
street, has gone to Ovid.
Frederick Winters, of the Kilby Com
pany, has gone to Chatham, Ont.
Roy Vandewater has resigned his
position with the o. & G. E.
Turnkey John L. Curtis has been sick
a few days at his home here
F. @. Smith has purchased G. s. Ems
minger's home on Pine street.
Mrs. John Simmington, Corunna
avenue, has been sick few days.
Otis, son of DR.. and Mrs B. s. Suth-
erland, is sick with throat trouble
John Roos, of the Kilby Manufactur-
ing Co., spent this week in Chatham,
Ont.
Rev. Thomas fowler is conducting
the services at the Morrice Presbyterian
church.
The Oak Grove school is closed on ac-
count of the impossible roads, blocked
by snow drifts.
Mrs. Julia F. Sharts has the thanks
of the Ladies' Library Association for a
donation of SO.
A gang of men from J. H. Brandels
boiler shop are repairing the boilers at
the Owosso coal mine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Curwood, of Ober.
lin, o., have been guests several days OF
Mr. and Mrs. j. M. Curwood.
Frank La Haine, of Owosso, has
leased the George Setter meat market
at Corunna and taken possession.
Fred Reynolds, of Water street. is
home from Huntington, Penn, where ht
has been working for several months.
The Baptist young people will give al
informal reception at the church tonight
, to the members of the church and con
: gregation.
A team belonging to Charles Howe
ran away Tuesday night on West Mair
! street. Fred lies, the driver was tipped
,out, and the cutter over turned ant
broken.
w. E. Payne and G. M. Graham
: attended the meeting of the Michigan
OF oil Inn y,1a c,,o 10,
y at Lansing this week.
, Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Westfall, corne
Williams and Hickory streets, hav,
|. been called to Chesaning by the deatl
of Mrs. Westfall's mother
n Frank Smith will pitch. next year fo
d Springfield, Ills, in the Three l. League
s His brother, Herman Smith, also o
!, this city, will play third again for Sher
q herd.
VI Owosso Company No. As, U. r. X. p
" will have it's annual inspection and bal
:. the Wednesday after Easter, and vii
II drill semiweekly in preparation for tn
d event.
i Rev. r o. Cooper is on the program
:, for the meeting of the Central Michigan
n Convention of Episcopal churches to b
- held at Fenton, Tuesday and Wedne;
Q day next.
n Frank Weidman bas purchased til
building, corner West Main and Ceda
streets, of the Saginaw Building an
Loan Association. He will improve th
:. property.
d Announcementhas been received her
of the wedding recently of Mrs. Ell
Kennedy to Mr.. Harvey Dakin at Pass
Il dena, California. Both parties formel
ly resided here.
The sophomore class of the high scho'
elected the following officers yestorda.
President, Earl Wolaver; vice presiden
" Florence Upham; secretary, Chas Ferr.
; treasurer, Lillian Cooper.
Il A new Is wire switch board has bee
installed in the telegraph office at Owo
so junction. Upon this all the wires {
the four railroads and loop to I'll
Western Unions city Office are represen
ed. Connection between any two poin
in the state almost can be made in a
instant.
meeting of the Shiawassee Count
Medical Society on Tuesday in thi
lefty. resolution was passed that her
after no small pox patient would b
visited unless a fee of So is paid for eao
visit A fee of 50 is demanded for sea
let fever, ,diphtheria and puerperal feve
This is the society answer to the actic
of the board of supervisors whi'
was to the effect that hereafter only
would be paid for visits to small pc
patients, and 81 for other contagio'
Idiseases