The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-10-07
LOCAL NEWS.


Ohio.
Michael Strehl, Owosso township, is
quite sick.
Samuel Trench and family are visit
ing at Emporia and other places in Vir-
ginia.
George Thompson had finger badly
cut at the Owosso Mfg Co.'S plant,
Monday.
Mrs Fred Pike, of Denver, Colo, will
spend the next few days with Mrs.
John Kritz.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Beehler, River
street, welcomed son to their home
Saturday.
Judge O.. A. Smith and family, of
Lansing, were guests of Judge S. F..
Smith, Sunday.
F. F. Hoyer, d. D. S., has been at
Middleport, N ", for several days Wis
iting his mother.
Miss Florence Ayers is back at her
work at d. M. Christians, after a three
months vacation.
George A. Mckenzie, of Owosso
township. saw a wild deer on Maple
River flats, Monday.
d. d. Robertson and family have
been called to Windsor by the death of
the formers sister.
Andrew Murray and daughter, Miss
Ella, of Toronto, are guests of Justice
and Mrs. N. r. Walsh
The Owosso High school football team
defeated Howell at that place on Satur-
day by score of to o.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Darling, of
Frankfort, visited here this week on
their way to st. Louis, Mo.
o. F. Maxted, of this city, spent the
week in Louisville, KY, as delegate to
National BARRIERS Association.
Mail Carrier and Mrs. w. A Priest
have moved from 316 North Oak street
to S2S South Washington street.
The post office was closed today from
ten o'clock until one during the funeral
of Postmaster General Henry G. Payne.
The Owosso Gas Co. is putting in a
new 80 h. p. boiler. The former boilers
had become outgrown for the work
needed.
Rev. G. II. Hanks attended the meet
ing of the Genesee Association of Con-
gregational churches at Ovid on We'd
nesday.
Bertha, six year old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Leslie Harris, S21 Stewart
street, died Monday of typhoid fever
Interment took place at Ovid, Wednes-
day.
c.. C. Campbell and wife, of Denver,
are guests of the formers brother, G..
T. Campbell. Mr. Campbell is a rail
way mail clerk on the U. p. r. r. be-
tween Denver and Kansas City.
The residence of Frank Cook, of Shia.
wassee, caught fire from a defective
chimney on Monday morning and burn.
ed to the ground, with part of its con-
tents. There was no insurance.
Hon. J. J Carton, who was billed to
speak at Morrice has been obliged fol
business reasons to cancel his appoint
ment His place will be filled by J. N.
Mccall, who is convincing speaker.
Misses Grace Rowe, of Owosso, Ethel
Chamberlain and Edith Kousch,. who
live near the city, Adelyn Keyes, OF
Lexington, and William Montgomery
have entered the Owosso Business Col
lege.
Rev. Z. HI. Hanks leaves next week
for DesMoines Iowa, to attend the
meeting of the National Council OF
Congregational churches, being the
delegate from the Genesee Association
He will see the st. Louis fair before re-
turning
The Modern Brotherhood of Americs
celebrated its first anniversary by ban
ouet Tuesday evening. Fred Town
send, of Owosso, was POSTMASTER, and
addresses were delivered by Revs
Clyde and Hanks, of this city, and d
N. Davis, of Detroit, and Mrs. Allie
Fisher, of Chesaning.
The annual harvest home festival wa.
appropriately celebrated on Sunday al
Christ Episcopal church. The edifict
was decorated for the occasion with
various fruits and grains, and there were
large congregations at both morning
and evening services. Rev. r. 0
Cooper preached special sermons, and
Wesener's orchestra assisted in thu
music.
L. A. Chase has just been allowed
about $500 back pay, that has been ow
ing to him since the civil war. 1t wa
the difference between his pay as pri
vate and lieutenant for several months
after promotion. The delay was OWNS
TO his not being able to furnish evidenc
that the department asked for. Blu
iustice has been done soon enough t
brighten the old vets last campaign
and he is satisfied. Elsie Sun.