The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-02-12
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-oSSuoJ SNChihS.
Misses Emma and Louise Haupt are in
Detroit for few weeks.
Foster Bilhimer has entered the EN-
ploy of Hartshorn & Son.
Motorman Frank Mack has severed
his connection with the o. & G. E.
A son was born Tuesday afternoon tt
DR.. and Mrs. Irving Norris, of Corunna
Harry Lemon, of Corunna. drunk
paid Justice Walsh the costs Tuesday
William j. Westlake, formerly cutter
in N. MacBain's tailor shop, is dead al
Martinez, Cal.
@. H. Maliskey was called to New
Baltimore, Mich, this week by the sick
ness Of his mother.
Fred Osburn and Miss Kate Hollerar
were in Detroit this week, buying goods
for Osburn & Sons.
Justice McCaughna fined Kittie Rus
sell, of Saginaw, on Saturday evening
for being disorderly person.
Mrs. s. D. Emery and mother left
Monday noon for Boston Mr.. Emery
and son left Tuesday evening.
State Examiner Bradford inspected
the local savings banks this week. He
found their condition satisfactory.
Gustave Bake has bought out Robert
Raatz, who owned the Corunna avenue
meat market, and has taken possession.
John Frombey, an Ann Arbor shop
employee, has moved his family to Cad
lilac. He will work in the round house
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Durham, South
Chapman street, have returned from a
nine weeks visit in Ohio, Indiana and
Illinois.
The melting of the snow reveals the
fact that the new bituminious Maca-
dam pavement is giving way about the
street car tracks.
Miss Leila Wilson, has resigne d her
position at the Burnett Knitting fac
tory, and becomes bookkeeper for Hank
ms Bros. at Elsie.
Frank, son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. j..
Davis, of this city, has been promoted to
a captaincy in the Michigan Military
Academy, Orchard Lake.
Willard Ockerman has received the
sum of $3.50, the amount for which his
household goods were insured in Cad.
wallader & McKenzie's agency.
Miss Lyons class of the Baptist Sun
day school rendered Ralph Emery a
A., farewell reception Saturday evening, at
the home of Ernest Hamilton.
The Michigan Central has adopted a
new rule which gives the Oldest opera
tor, in point of service, the first chance
for more desirable job left vacant.
Miss Dora Hall and Mr.. Guy Pace
were married at the home of the bride,
South Chapman street, Sunday after
noon, Rev. G. E. Benson officiating.
Attorneys Watson & Chapman. of
Owosso, have filed briefs in the supreme
court in the case of George Mckenzie,
of Owosso township, VS.. the M. @. r. r
Health Officer T. b. Scott has beer
notified by the state board of health
that pneumonia is considered conta
gious disease, and must be so reported
Mr.. John E. Burnett, of Lansing, and
Miss Lucy DeForest, of Owosso, were
married Saturday evening at the Con
gregational parsonage, Rev. G. IL
Hanks officiating.
Ann Arbor Agent Stratton was given
surprise Saturday evening by the Office
! force, who gave him fine silk umbrel
la. The occasion was Mr.. Strattoni
birthday anniversary.
Charles Ketcham, formerly of Owes
so, now of Whatcom, Washington, says
that there are 400 or 500 men out o.
work in Whatcom, and advises all hi
friends to stay in Michigan.
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Marion Bowling were married Satur
day evening by Rev. G. Fl. Hanks at thu
brides home on River street. They
Twill reside in Owosso township on TIT
grooms farm.
Elmer Marshall was given surpris
Monday evening, the occasion being hi
birthday anniversary. Progressive pedro
was enjoyed by the thirty friends ant
neighbors who were present. Mr.. Mar
shall was given willow rocker.
Fred Minot, of New Haven township
died in France recently. He had gone
to his native country, hoping to Obtain
relief from an incurable disease. Mrs
Minot, who is at her home in New
Haven, is very sick.
There was small wreck early Sun
day morning ON the Michigan Central
| A south bound freight consisting Q
forty-fve fiat cars loaded with ice an
| two engines broke in two on the hill
near the sugar factory and came togetf
er again. The platform of one fiat ca
was forced entirely onto the car ahea
| ,v;tbout losing its cargo, every whet