The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-12-02


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Frank J. Woodland was in Detroit
this week.
Owosso Lodge Odd Fellows elect Off
GERS tonight.
Harry Ainsworth is taking business
course at Detroit.
Theron Stevens is building two new
houses for rental in Maple Ridge Park.
Thomas Mahoney has severed his
connection with the Owosso Carriage
Co.
j w. Thorn is out on long southern
trip for the Kalamazoo Railway Supply
Co.
DIR. M. E. Knapp, of Detroit, we'll
known in this city, is seriously sick at
Detroit.
Mrs. /. Sulzacher, of New York, will
spend the winter with her brother ia
cob Meinstine.
Oliver Muffatt and A.ssWilton, who
were hunting in the north, have each
sent home deer.
Ernest Olney and Miss Martha Deck
er, of Fairfield, were married Thursday
by Justice Walsh.
Mrs Elizabeth Fortman and. daught-
err corner Ada and Lee streets, have
moved to Lansing.
The w. r. G. will meet with Mrs.
Hughes, 23l North Chapman street,
next Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bloomer have
purchased the house at 903 Corunna
avenue and moved in.
r. M. Oberlin, formerly of Owosso,
died at his home in Flint Sunday, and
was buried at Ovid Wednesday.
The semophores and electric alarm
have been moved from the old Ann Ar
Dor crossing on Corunna Avenue to the
new.
L. B. Allison, who has worn ped
ometer constantly for year, finds that
during that time he has walked 2471t
miles.
Charles Davenport, of st. Johns, SO
years old, was sent up for 80 days,
Thursday by Justice Walsh, for being
drunk.
On Wednesday evening Owosso Com
pany No. 49, U. R. K p. initiated Geo.
Dryer. w. Nj. Case and Douglas
Wheeler.
E d. Horn and w o. Phillips are at
Lansing, and Miss Ethelyn ellison at
Oakley soliciting for the American
Equity Association.
A west bound freight on the Grand
Trunkran into an open switch at Yer
non, Thursday morning, blocking the
main line for an hour or two.
Henry Erb, Detroit electrician, has
given bonds to Justice McCaughna to
support his family, which is in this city,
and has been released from custody
Ann Arbor Conductor Hugh Mana,
han, of Durand, has rented the house
formerly occupied by W. E. Hall on
! Genesee street, and will move his family
in at once.
The Thanksgiving collection at the
Union services in the Baptist church
ammounted to $12, and, according to
custom, the money was turned over tc
Dorcas Home.
Barney and George Ga briel have pur
chased the electrical business Of F. +,
Doherty and moved it to the building
formerly occupied by DR.. Knapp, on
North Ball street, as an office.
Mrs. Charles Gertels, of Roseville, il
a guest of her mother, Mrs. Barbara
Hansman. Mr.. and Mrs. Gerteis, who
formerly resided here, are engaged in
the extensive raising of squads at Rose
vile, near Detroit.
Doris, little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. Steadman underwent an opera.
ton for the removal of a growth from
her throat Tuesday by DR.. Lamb, OF
Owosso, and is doing nicely.
ing News. Mr.. and Mrs. Steadman
formerly resided here,
Peter O'Byle, John Perry and Verne
Story on Friday headed and stored S01
barrels of sugar, using 14,418 nails in
the ten hours. AS Mr.. OByle, who is
the mailer, used three strokes of the
hammer on each nail. he made 49, 254
strokes, or 20 minute, during the day.
Judge Howard West, of Lansing
who delivers the eulogy, Sunday after.
noon in the Baptist church at the Elks
lodge of sorrow, will arrive in the city
on Saturday evening. Between thu
hours of and 10 p. M, Saturday, he
will be rendered reception at Elks
Temple, and all Elks and other citizenl
are invited to be present.