The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-09-23
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E. z. Lohnes leaves soon on trip t.
Seattle, Wash.
G.. J. Cole, of Antrim, was in the city
Wednesday.
Calvin p. Bentley has gone to Phoe
nix, Ariz., for the winter.
Mrs. p. M. Roth, of Chicago, is visit.
Mrs. M. d. Roth and other friends here.
Mrs. T. Donsereaux, Mulberry street,
entertained at family dinner on Sat-
day.
Arthur Raymond succeeds w. A.
Sparkling as local agent of the Free
Press.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Wright have
returned from Crystal Lake for the
winter.
The first party of the No-Name AS
sembly club will be held at the armory
on Oct Z.
Siess 81 Dingler have removed their
cigar factory to rooms over w. d.
Burkes saloon.
w. L. Sweet, of Flushing, brother of
George II. Sweet, has gone south to
seek new location.
An engine from the Betsey River and
Arcadia Railroad has just been repaired
at the Owosso shops,
Frank E. Rutledge, of Owosso, has
entered the real estate business at 234
LaSalle street, Chicago.
B. S. Hopkins has gone to John Hop
kins University, Baltimore, Md, to take
up post graduate work.
G. B. Young of Caledonia township.
has been drawn as juror in the U. S.
circuit court at Bay City.
Miss Anna Shanahan has returned
from Montrose to work for the Owosso
Carriage Co. as stenographer.
Edward Dowds, of Beaver Falls, Pa,
who has been guest of Elmer Dean,
has gone to Detroit to attend college.
When the alterations of the Ann Ar
Dor yards are completed here, the yards
will hold $50, instead of go cars, as at
present.
A. d. Chase was at the west Michi-
gan fair in Grand Rapids this week, in
charge of an exhibit from the Owosso
Carriage Go.
Ward Carl, veteran of Company G,
SD Michigan Infantry, is getting So a
month pension, his claim having Just
been allowed.
Mrs. J. F. Race, who leaves soon for
Goldsboro. n c., has been presented
with handsome Maccabee pin by the
Lady Maccabees.
Grand Trunk Ticket Agent and Mrs.
J. ID. Gleason were called to Cohoctah
Saturday night by the death of Mr..
Gleason's mother.
DR.. J. D. Crum is having large veran-
das put on his house, and a new plate
glass window in the front. S. j. Rouse
is doing the carpenter work.
Miss Kittie Farrell, of Detroit, and
James Farrell, of South Dakota, have
been called home by the serious illness
of their mother, Mrs. James Farrell.
Ezra Woodman on Saturday paid
board bill of $50 and the costs of prose
cution in Justice Walsh's court. Mrs.
Ella Ortiz, Saginaw street. was the COM
planning witness.
James Townsend, South Washington
street. Owosso, fell from repair car on
the st. Johns-Lansing electric line, Fri
day, and was seriously injured. He is
being cared for at Lansing.
Claude Alger, of Henderson, on Sat-
urday repaid the money stolen few
weeks ago from James Lotridge, togeth-
er with costs of prosecution and has
been released from the county jail
This years bean crop, HI. N. Aims
worth estimates, will be about three
fourths of last years crop, but the sell
ing price will be $1.35 to $1.40, as
against 80 to IS cents per bushel last
year.
Automobiles are slightly dissatisfied
with the proposed new ordinance, and
will ask the council that they be allow
ed to run ten miles an hour on West
Main street to the M. G. tracks from the
bridge.
The quail, woodcocK and partridge
season will open October 20 and sports
men throughout the state are looking
for good lot of game For snipe,
plover and all water fowl the season
opens October 1.
Mrs. Hattie Handy who, with herson
George moved to Ypsilanti this week,
was given surprise Friday evening by
the A. o. u. w. and d. of H., and pre-
sented with Degree of Honor pin, and
china cracker bowl.
Before leaving for her new position at
Weston Oregon, Miss Anna Deal was
presented with an Eastern Star pin by
the Saturday Night club; and with
spoons by the Congregational choir and