The Owosso times., 1904-10-14

Mrs. Fred Ingersoll, South Oak street,
is quite sick.
w. M. Fitzpatrick is at Estey looking
after his farm interests.
Mr. and Mrs. J, d. Estes spent Sun
day with relatives in Flint.
w. c. Gunnison and family haye
moved back from Pontiac.
Mrs. George Needham left this week
for Chicago and st. Louis.
Mrs. s. f. Parkill has returned from
a visit of three weeks in Flint.
| Philip Waltz has gone to Phoenix,
Ariz., on account of i'll health.
r Mrs. O. c. Day and daughter, Miss
Ina. have gone to Hillsdale to visit.
The Owosso Sayings Bank pays FOUR
per cent interest on savings deposits.
A son was born on Monday to Mr..
and Mrs. George Fauth, East Main st.
Mrs. Fred s. Retain is reported SER
iously sick at her home in Burlington,
VT.
G. G. Wright, city sealers of weights
and measures, has taken up his official
duties.
Mrs. w. E. Mckenzie entertained
yesterday afternoon for Mrs. Charles
Shickle.
/ 1aft WA1 do
for Adrian to spend the winter with her
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Rogers, Of
Ithaca, are visiting at the home of HI.
G. McGuineas.
Aid. and Mrs. Samuel Lamfrom are
back from a visit with their sons at
North Baltimore, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs Baxter L. Brown have
moved here from Henderson, and are
residing on west Mason street.
| o. F. Maxted is back from Louisville,
KY, where he attended the National
meeting of the barber's union.
Mrs. Amanda Chandler, West How
ard street, has gone to Chicago to spend
the winter with her daughter.
Herbert Galbraith has bee ONE Nj. G.
relief operator. w. A. Berlinget sue
ceeds him as clerk at the freight Office.
Mrs. William Fletcher and Mrs. F. H.
Gould visited the latters daughter, Miss
Lena, in Ann Arbor the first of the
| week.
Ten bushels of potatoes have been
donated to the Dorcas Home by Edward
Carr, and the board is very thankful
| therefor.
Geo. p. Jenkins, of Jackson, formerly
M. G. yardmaster here has just been
elected state vice chairman of the order
of Railway Trainmen.
| Every voter in the city who can be
| present should hear Hon. Grant Fellows
discuss the issues of the campaign at
the opera house Saturday evening.
Mrs. Robert Hyde, of Santa Barbara,
Cal, will spend the next few weeks in
Owosso visiting her sister, Mrs. G. w.
Gale, and in Morrice with her mother,
Mrs. Robert Mckee.
c. H. Palmer invites all lovers of
music to be present in the assembly
room of the Baptist. church tonight at
s o'clock, where he will outline his
methods of instruction.
| The Bennington Cleaners met on
Wednesday evening in their new hall
for the first time. Four were initiated
and two were accepted. Forty people
sat down to fine banquet.
The Boys Club of the Y. M. G. A.
rendered E. G. Van Ness farewell re-
ception on "Wednesday evening at the
association rooms Mr.. Van Ness was
given several fine presents.
DR.. f. f. Hoyer, who returned from
New York the-frst of the week, says
he found mighty host of Roosevelt
men in that state, many of whom have
| heretofore voted the democratic ticket.
! The street light at the corner of
Main and Water streets broke loose
Monday night and fell to the pavement.
To prevent possible injury to passersby,
the circuit was turned off until repairs
could be made.
The Owosso Sugar Co., will enter
tain the farmers of the county at the
factory on Oct. %. G. w. Brown, of
Pittsburg, president of the company,
Congressman j. w. Fordney and Mayor
Stanley E. Parkill will be among the
| speakers.
Owosso friends have received invita-
tions to the wedding of Miss Marjorie
Bodine Howard and Charles Ray Den
men at the home of the brides parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Howard, 434
Cadillac avenue, Detroit, Thursday
Oct. 20, at four p. m.