The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-11-11

a reunion on Dec. 81.
Rural mail carriers will not make a
delivery Thanksgiving day.
Charles S. Ensminger is now running
a racket store at Muskegon.
Clarence Auiler, r. F. d. No. 4, is
working at the sugar factory.
For Sales room house, corner King
and Park street. Inquire at house
M. P. Hunt, of this city, is now floor
walker in Tacoma, Wash, department
store.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Graham, Corunna avenue, Sat-
urday.
G. III. Preece and James Shotwell
have gone to Manistique on deer hunt
ing trip.
w. d. Fitzpatrick was in the city yes
terday morning en- route to Washing
ton, d. c.
Mrs Julia STARTS has donated So to
the Dorcas home; friend gave ten
bushels of potatoes.
Andrew Geek and William Donigan
have entered into partnership in the
wholesale meat business.
Mr.. and Mrs j. M. Terbush enter
tanned the Water street Whist club Fri
day evening at game supper
Frank H. Campbell, who was former
ly with the o. L. 1. Band, is now direct
or of the Blue Jacket, Kas., band.
Fred Alderton, who runs the Cooper
House at Laingsburg, will be examined
today for selling liquor on Sunday.
Van R. Pond came up from Detroit
to cast his vote for President Roosevelt
and the other republican nominees.
The VERONA Trio of this city-Misses
Haskell, Faxon and Gates give an
entertainment in Bancroft, Nov. 10.
George w. Robinson, formerly of
Owosso, has been promoted to proof
reader in the government printing office
at Washington:
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Needham enter
tanned the Invincible Whist club Friday
evening. The prizes were won by Mrs.
G. F. North and Mrs. Samuel Lamfrom.
Joseph Kelly, formerly of Owosso,
now of Sandusky, o., brought the re-
mains of Mrs. Kelly's grandmother,
Mrs Myra J. Randall, here last week,
and placed them in the vault.
A new form of poll book, used Tues
day for the first time, caused the cleo
tion boards to be late with their cleo
ton returns. The work was not all
completed untiNWednesday afternoon.
Candidates this year will not be re-
quired to make a sworn statement to
the county clerk of the amount expend-
ed by them in their election canvass
The last legislature repealed that law.
About 1870 couples attended the Elks'
ball at the new temple on Wednesday
evening. Wesener's complete orchestra
furnished music for dancing on both the
second and the third floors. The build.
ing was tastetully decorated. McNally
furnished supper.
w. G. Fox will sell at auction at his
farm in Fairfield township on Thurs.
day, Nov. II, three horses, twelve head
of cattle, six pigs, number of farm i'm.
Elements. etc. Sale will begin at 1(
o'clock, lunch at noon. Ten months
time on approved notes.
e. p Byerly, Hiram johnson, Geo J..
F. Robinson and VIM. Steadman, who
came home from Washington to vote
have all left on their return. They re-
port all the Shiawassee colony in Wash
ington as being well with the exception
of w. r. Chapel. who has been badly
crippled with rheumatism.
Mrs. S. Crugher, of Owosso township
was greatly surprised Wednesday even
ing by the appearance at her home of {
number of relatives who came to re
mind her of her birthday anniversary
The visitors brought refreshments will
them and all had most enjoyable time
Mrs. Crugher will long remember tn,
day.
Mrs. James Wonnacott died at he,
home on West Williams street Thursda,
noon, after long illness. Deceased
leaves husband and three grow
daughters The remains will be takel
to Mrs. Wonnacott's old home, STRAIT
ford, Ont, for interment. Mrs. Won
nacott was about 55 years of age, and {
member of the Stratford Episcopa
church.
Congressman Fordney has remember
ed Shiawassee county again by naming
Harold Z Miner, son of Mr.. and Mrs
!. s. Miner, of this city, for cadet a
the U. s. Military Academy at Yves
Point. Mr.. Miner is to be congratulate
cd upon his good fortune and his friend
unite with us in wishing that he m
successfully pass the entrance examina