The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-02-19
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day.
Lawrence Doran is working at Estey
Factory B.
Elmer Washburn is conductor ON the
o. &. @. e.
Wesley Davis is working in the Postal
Telegraph Offices.
Arthur L. Brown is janitor again at
the Baptist church.
Roy Clough left Wednesday on an
extended trip for the Tabard Inn Lii
brary.
The continued cold weather prevents
any work being done on the Elk's
Temple.
E. Green was in Detroit this week.
He entered three pointers in the annual
bench show.
The attention of ourseity readers is
particularly called to the council pro-
ceedings this week.
G. w. Gale was at Alma the first of
the week auditing the books Of the
Union Telephone Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. M. Dewey will come
home from Lansing tomorrow evening
to remain until Tuesday.
The Columbia Candy works, 113 north
Washington street, has opened for bust
ness, and reports good trade.
Floyd Devereaux, who is working for
the Cadillac automobile works at De-
troit, spent part of the week here.
John Fildew, of st. Johns, secretary
of the Union Telephone Co, was the
guest of S. E. Parkill, Tuesday night
Rev. G. H. Hanks goes to Ovid to-
night, where he will act as a Judge in a
debate between Ovid and st. Johns High
schools.
Lewis Deal has written home from
Purcell l. T., that it has been delight
full weather all winter, thermometer
registering, this week, 80 in the shade.
City Treasurer Walsh expects to de-
vote his time after the expiration of his
term of Office to the business of the
Michigan Health and Accident Associa-
ton.
The Kings Daughters will hold their
next meeting March 1st at the home of
Miss Ivah Maliskey, when the election
of officers will occur and banquet be
given.
The plumbers have not had such a
harvest for years as the present cold
weather is giving them. Frozen water
pipes are reported daily in all parts of
the city. 90
The Citizens Savings Bank shipped
40, 900 pennies to Detroit, Saturday, the
results of the schools sayings system
collection. The students deposited
$25 SO last week.
The o. L. 1. Band gave very success
full masquerade dance at the Armory on
Friday evening The building was
packed and there were some very pretty
costumes among the maskers.
About forty members of the Five
Point pedro club were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. @. A. Doane,F of Owosso town
ship, Wednesday evening. All report a
most enjoyable time and splendid
banquet at the close.
Jason Stanard, SO years old, who re-
rided at 913 Shiawassee street, died Sat
urday. He leaves wife and three
children. After funeral services at As
bury M. e. church, the remains were
taken to Chesaning Tuesday for burial.
Wesener's Orchestra is holding re-
hearsals prep aratory for its numerous
engagements for the next two weeks.
Mr.. Wesener has purchased the drums
and traps formerly owned by the late
Clarence Youngs These instruments
are of superior quality and great
variety.
The carpenters, masons', teamsters'
and painters unions have formed what
is to be called the Building and Trades
Union. These are the four branches of
trade which have to do with building.
The following officers were elected:
President, George Bonnell; vice presi-
dent, r s. Coy; secretary, William
Cady; treasurer, J. b. Angus
Miss Rose Chaloner, of Adrian, grand
chief of the Rathbone Sisters of Michi-
gan. visited Hope Temple last week and
fine banquet in her honor was given
by the local temple. Miss Chaloner was
guest of Mrs. A. E. butcher while in
the city. Mrs. F. M. Grove also enter
tanned her at the Jolly Ten Clubs meet
ing at Mrs. Groves home.
J.sL. Bagley, Saginaw tailor, and
Anna Love, Of ST. Charles, were married
Monday by Rev. Alexander Clyde. It
was an elopement made necessary be-
cause the brides parents objected to
Bagley's attentions to their daughter
The young people will reside at Clare
where Bagley has tailorshop. During
the marriage ceremony they were at
tended by Miss Frances Morton. of st.
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