The Owosso times., 1904-04-08
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l.. A. Hamblin is out after an illness
of several weeks.
Mrs. Edgar Bartholomew, South
Cedar street, is sick.
The Modern Woodmen of America,
have no assessment for April
Oliver Davis, who has been ill several
weeks with diphtheria is again able to
be at his work.
A daughter was born to Mr., and Mrs.
10. G. Launstein, Owosso township,
Wednesday.
Mrs. Kate Titcomb, Cass street, has
purchased the home of J. NJ Wood, 535
East Mason street
The Woodard Furniture Co. has laid
off large percentage of its men on ac-
count of lack of orders,
w. H. Jewett, of Swartz Creek, has
moved his family to Owosso. They are
residing at 5O2 River street.
Joseph Bryan, oflthe Ann Arbor shops,
had bone in his foot broken Thursday,
a car wheel rolled upon the foot.
Emerson Fuller, of South Shiawassee
street, had two fingers badly cut this
week in a screen-cutting machine in the
Laverock factory.
The Loyal Guards celebrated their
ninth anniversary last evening by a
musical and literary program. The
Ideal Mandolin Club played.
c. d. Haggerty, American Press COR
respondent of the Russo Japanese war,
has cabled his father, l.. d. Haggerty,
of his safe arrival at Toxic on March
25.
The w. r.. c.. forty strong, spent
Wednesday with Mrs. Sarah Livingston.
The ladies presented their hostess with
salad and cheese dishes in honor of her
42d wedding anniversary.
G. S. Brown, of Grand Rapids, is the
demonstration for Laurel stoves and
ranges this week at Jennings & Foster
Co. s store. Mrs. Thomas Warren cooks
the lunches which are served,
Russell Middleton, of Vernon, and
Miss Maggie Kellogg, of New Lothrop,
were married Wednesday evening at the
home of j. Austin, Lingle Avenue, by
Rev. j. A. Spencer.
The officers of the Congregational
social union entertained the members
Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
T. O. Christian. Several of those who
received talents related their experiences
in verse
| There were four vacancies in Company
H which were filled yesterday this be-
ing the last day on which men can be
enlisted for the 1904 camp Among the
four was Benjamin Angel, who will be
musician in the company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theron Cooper enter
tanned Wednesday evening at progress
sive pedro. The prizes were won by
Mrs. B. l.. Converse and Claud Craig
and the consolation prizes were awarded
Mrs. Will Wren and l.. G. Heyer.
Watson & Chapman have prepared a
declaration in the case of William
Waple VS.. Ann Arbor Agent b. S. STRAIT
ton for malicious attachment of picture
frames consigned to plaintiff and taken
by defendant for freight bill.
William Crapo, of the celebrated
Crapo farm, Genesee county, has brought
suit for 81, 900 against the Owosso Sugar
Company. G. c. Smith, of Detroit, is
the attorney. 1t is claimed the sugar
company has not paid for sugar beets
delivered.
d. M. Christian has his Easter open
ing this week. The store is appropriate
lly decorated. Miss Ivah Peterson
furnishes piano music in the basement,
where refreshments are served by Mrs.
H. P. White assisted by Misses Florence
Upham, Nina Daniels, Sadie Greenman
and Beulah Hoenshell
A local bureau of the Michigan Manu-
facturers' Association may be organized
lin Owosso. The association is already
represented in Owosso by the Estey
Manufacturing Co., the Owosso Carriage
Co, and the Owosso Mfg. Co. G. E.
Rigley is director of the state associa-
ton, and A. M. Bentley chairman of
the Owosso bureau.
If your uncle has an aunt who has
nephew whose wife has a cousin that is
married to friend of your wife's sister,
whose grandfather used to live in the
same town with schoolmate Of yours,
who son-in-law is now in st. Louis, you
should at once renew the acquaintance
with view of saving hotel bills while
attending the worlds fair.