The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-12-23

week.
Mrs. Marella Parsons is ill with rheu-
matism.
Miss May Butterfeld is home from
Ypsilanti.
The city schools closed this noon for
the holidays.
Miss Melissa Westrick will spend the
next few days In Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. @. Cadwallader will
spend Christmas at Gull Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elroy M. Priest, of Chi
cago, will be here for Christmas.
Miss Mary Dennison is spending the
winter at Toledo and Cleveland.
G. A. Conner and children will spend
the Christmas holidays in Detroit.
RI. Johnston fractured rib recent
ly while at his work at the car shops.
Fred Koering and F. l.. Walsh, of the
Owosso Sugar Co., left today for De-
troit.
George Runyan, West Williams
street, has been quite sick for several
days.
Fl. Bigelow and j. NJ. Terbush, Jr.,
have been initiated into the Kappa Phi
society.
Roy Burhans and John Collins are
the new umpires for the indoor baseball
association.
j. E. Smith, of Stevens barber shop,
will spend Christmas at his home in
Altoona, Pa.
DR.. d. G. Castell, of Albion, will
spend Christmas at the home of A. A.
Sherman, here.
Miss Florence Wright, Ann Arbor
operator, has gone to Yuma to work for
the Ann Arbor.
The Episcopal Sunday school will
have supper and Christmas tree on
Tuesday evening.
The class of 1898, o. H. S., will have
reunion on Dec. 30, at the home of
Ernest Zimmerman.
DR.. Jekyll and Mr., Hyde was present
ed to fair audience at the opera house
on Tuesday evening.
Ann Arbor Conductor John S. Sulli-
van, of Durand, have moved into the
house at SOP River street.
The Venice missionary society has
presented the Dorcas Home with sever
al articles of value and use.
Mrs. Ella Matthews and daughters
and Mrs. S. McCarty, of Ovid, will be
guests at the home of II. r. Cole.
Harry Lyon, formerly of Owosso, is
now working in the mail order depart
ment of Mandel Bros. store, Chicago.
Owosso township district school No.
1, Miss Lizzie Bartrem, teacher, will
have a Christmas tree and program to-
night.
G. P. Hall, M, G. engineer in the
yards, is laid up with rheumatism. j.
G. Connolly, of Bay City, is running the
engine.
Miss Neva Ingleman has returned
home to Ionia, having finished her sea
, son as trimmer for Mrs. George
Sprinkle.
A dangerous 1880 counterfeit silver
dollar has been placed in circulation il
this city. It's only noticeable fault is
| lightness.
Charles Champion was given sur
prise party Friday evening, the occas
ion being his birthday, and was pre-
| sented with rocker.
John Brown, employed at Roth &
Sullivan's, threw his shoulder out o.
joint Wednesday. Dr. A. M. Hume re
duced the dislocation.
The first annual graduating exercises
of Windsor college were held last night
a. j. Cadman, formerly of this city, ii
principal of the college.
The three months old child of Mr.
and Mrs. Leroy johnson, of Donald
street, died Tuesday. The remains wer'
taken to Mason Thursday for inter
ment.
The house at the corner of Park anC
King streets has been sold by Rober
Hunter, of Chesaning, to Ray Stinson
Mrs. Myrtle Fauth has sold her hous
on Dickerson street to William Sturte
want.
Asa Kinney, who survived his wifi
and six of his seven children, died Sun
day at the home Of his son, e. Kinney
623 Division street, aged rs years
The funeral took place Tuesday after
noon.
The Michigan Central Railroad is cor
templating the transfer of Agent L. {
Haggerty to Cheboygan. In case this
done, Agent E. P. Vandewater, former
ly of Owosso, will be transferred to thi
city from Grayling.
Daniel McCarty, an Ann Arbor en-
ploye, has gone to the U. of M. hospitf
at Ann Arbor for treatment. His eye
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