The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-10-07

Omitted from last week.


quite sick.
Fred schaar has gone to the st. Louis
exposition.
Mrs. H. H. Daniels has gone to Den
yer for three weeks stay.
Ralph Graham, of this city, is trying
for the M. A. G. football team.
Martin LaClear has gone to Quincy
to work at his trade as barber,
Mrs. David Clapp, Gilbert street, en-
tertained the W. G T. U. Thursday.
r. A. Harmon and family have moved
into their new home on Alger avenue.
Miss Della Doan has gone to Durand
to become operator for the Union Tele-
phone Co.
Clayton Thomas has purchased the
Charles Van Ostren farm ON the Grand
River road.
A ten pound son was born, last week,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smithgall,
Gould street.
Miss Blanche Doolittle has gone to
Morrice, where she will trim hats the
balance Of the season.
The north bound Ann Arbor evening
passenger is now due here at 7:20, in
stead OF 1909, as formerly.
A. A. Sutterby has purchased the lot
at the corner of Main and Saginaw
streets and will erect home thereon.
Miss Anna Miesen has returned from
Covington, Kyt Her sister, Mrs. Glenn
Angevine, accompanied her home for a
visit.
Mrs. l.. E. Woodland, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Woodland and Lee and Carl Wood
ard are home from the st. Louis exposi-
ton.
The infant son of Mrs. Estella Helmes,
Middletown, dted Thursday morning
The funeral took place Friday after
noon.
Herman Smith and Leo Mckenzie
played with Ovid at ST. Johns Wednes-
day, st. Johns lost to 0. Howell de-
feated Owosso Thursday at Howell, 5 to
|2.
The Senior Classeof the High School,
has organized with the following officers
President, Ray Virgins; vice president
Nellie Common; secretary, Mabel jesse
lyn; and j. butcher.
Andrew Green and Lynn Bell, of
Owosso, helped Merrill base ball team
win 500 and the Saginaw Valley
championship from Saginaw, Wednes-
day, by score of 8 to 0.
Owosso High school defeated the
Dutchtown Eagles at football Wednes-
day evening, to 0, Youngs making the
only touch down on a kick over the
Dutchtown goal line, where the ball
was downed
Hope Temple, Rathbone sisters, en-
tertained Lansing and Durand Sis
tiers on Wednesday. There was re-
ception in the afternoon, banquet at
five o'clock and exemplification of the
work in the evening upon Mrs. D. ].
Gerow.
Pres. G. H Stephenson, of Philadel-
phia, was here this week on business
connected with the o. & G. E. Mr..
Stephenson says he heard it reported
that the Ionia- Owosso electric line right
of way had been sold to the Grand
Trunk by z. M. Hopkins The rumor
is not credited here.
On Saturday evening about 7:3O, an
unknown man attempted to steal a
horse and buggy from Exchange street
near Stewards bank. The owner, Will
liam De Frenn, who lives north of the
city, and two neighbors, William Cords
and John Bremen, rescued the rig and
horse, but the thief got away.
There will be much food for thought
for wide awake girls and boys in George
Ethelbert Walsh's article in the October
st. Nicholas, entitled What lump of
Coal Could Do" He shows that q
small lump of coal, suddenly converted
into steam, if its energy were utilized
would be sufficient to run an electric
motor car full of passengers two and a
half miles at the rate of twenty miles
an hour, or would carry train of or
binary cars and heavy Pullman sleep
er and dining-car one sixth of mile at
the rate of twenty-five miles an hour
The article will prove an interesting
exposition of the Transformation
wrought in the labor field by mans
utilization of coal and its latept powers.
Abigail Chapter, Order Of the East
ern Stars, had its annual roundup
Tuesday afternoon and evening at Ma
sonic hall. After the work had been
exemplified, banquet was served, p.
W. M, Mrs r. p. Bigelow acting as
toastmistress. The following program
was rendered: Welcome to our An.
nual Round Up, Mrs. Estella o. Brown;
The Grand Chapter, Grand Secretary
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