The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-01-29
OWOSSO. FRIDAY. JAN. 20. 1904.
LOCAL NEWS.

Miss Hattie Hunt is sick
Mrs. Sarah Covert spent the week al
Ovid.
Miss Anna Lyle is working at Roth
& Sullivans.
Mrs. M. A. jackson visited her son in
Detroit this week.
The Royal Circle will meet tonight to
install officers.
Arthur Root, of st. Johns, is working
at the Carriage factory.
A. E. butcher expects to leave soon
for Tombstone, Arizona.
Miss Minnie Stammer and mother
have gone to Pasadena, Cal.
Miss Vera Haskell has gone to Florida
to join the Parker Concert Company.
Few men are appreciated until they
take up their residence in cemetery.
w. J. Melchers, manager of the Union
Telephone system, was in the city, Mon
day.
Parker Palmer froze his nose Sunday
while driving against the wind to Bur
ton.
Mrs. Jasper Gregory and children
will leave soon for their new home in
Kansas.
Mrs. j. Alexander Clyde gave her
Sunday school class of boys sleigh ride
Monday.
Miss Cynthia Payne, of Payne &
Graham, has collected $12.75 for the Dor
cas- Home.
The school savings deposits last week
in the Citizens Savings Bank amounted
to $46O1.
Miss Maude Miner was forced to come
home last week from NJ. A. G. on &C.
count of illness.
Sunday night was the coolest of the
season to date, the mercury going in
places to "a below zero.
There was large attendance at Christ
Episcopal church Sunday evening, the
occasion being fine musical program
The remains of Mrs. Henry X. Foote
were brought here Saturday from Byron
. for interment. Mrs. Foote was 70 years
of age.
Stella, the nine year old daughter of
John Padden, fell beneath the runners
of sleigh last week and was seriourly
injured.
L. A. Burhans attended the automo
bile show at Madison Square Garden
New York, last week in the interest o.
the Pope Manufacturing Co.
Mrs. j. D. Winslow, of this city, hat
some household goods in the fire at Ovit
last week. They were damaged b.
smoke and water, but are insured.
Mrs. Frank LaVeck, Isham street
was given surprise last week on he
birthday anniversary by friends and
neighbors, and received many presents
Frank Butler, chef who was former
ly employed at the New National, diet
the last of the week at Lansing. HI
was member of Owosso Lodge No 81
X. of p.
Major Geo. b. McCaughna and Lieuts
M. J. Phillips and VIM Case conducte
an inspection of Co.'S G and F, Thir
Infantry, M N. g., at Saginaw, Mon
day evening
Owing to the fact that the wires be
tween Milan and Ann Arbor were dow
Ann Arbor Dispatcher Frank McDanne
of this city, dispatched trains from
Milan the first of the week.
Grant F. North has sold his interes
in the furniture business of the North
Jennings g. Foster Co. to his partner
and retired. The firm name will prob
ably be Jennings & Foster Co.
Miss Lulu May. 16 year old daughte
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Woodwork die
Sunday of pneumonia. Interment too
place Tuesday at Oak Hill, after service
at the house by Revs. Strong and Ben
son.
Dumond Murlin, for many years
resident of Vernon township, died at hi
home in Lapeer recently, aged 20 years
He was highly respected by wide circl
of acquaintance in this county.
j. Weatherwax, of this city, works /
the Corunna Furniture Co.'s factory
The street cars were not running Nor
day morning, so he walked over, free'
ing his hands quite severely befor
reaching his destination.
Edgar Harryman, aged 70 years, die
Sunday at his home in Bennington, {
Bright's disease, The funeral was hel
Wednesday from the house, Rev. Bel
son, of Bennington, officiating. Buri'
took place at Oak Hill cemetery.