The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-02-03

III the Ann ArDor shops.
Worthy Cooper, of M. L. Stewart g.
Co.'S, bank. has been sick this week.
Mrs. A. L. Nichols gave her Sunday
school class a sleigh ri de and oyster
supper, Friday.
Mrs. j. A. Spencer is still confined to
the house, suffering with burns receiv-
ed last August.
Archal Spencer has returned from
Ann Arbor, where he went to work in
a newspaper Office.
Owosso Lodge Odd Fellows did degree
work on Friday night, and entertained
visitors from Corunna.
Mrs. w. d. Fuller has gone to Frank
fort to care for Mrs. ]. q. Tawse, who
is i'll with typhoid fever.
A son was born last week to Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Pattee, of Oakley. form
erly Of Owosso.
Mrs. George X. Mix has gone to the
u. Of M. hospital, Ann Arbor, for medi-
cal treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Conklin. who
graduated last week from the American
School of Osteopathy, are visiting here.
Charles Mueller, on the occasion Of
his birthday, was presented on Sunday
evening with rocker by neighbors and
other friends.
Harvey AFFORD and family were call
ed to Clare last week by the death of
Conlogue, three year old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert AFFORD.
Mrs James Byrnes died last week at
her home in Sciota, Of consumption,
aged As years. She leaves husband
and seven children.
Mr. and Mrs. John Leffingwell enter
tanned last week, at their home south of
town, the occasion being their tenth
wedding anniversary.
The Free Methodist church on Sun
day burned the mortgage, which hung
over it for several years, and which was
only recently discharged.
Twenty Owosso Business College
students drove to the home of Supervisor
Sugden. in Shiawassee, Friday night
and had an oyster supper.
A cut of W. E. Collins, of Owosso,
the new member of the state board of
pharmacy, appears in the Pharmaceu-
tical Era, New York, of Jan. 90.
William Farr is in Jail, awaiting ex-
animation by Justice Walsh on Monday,
for failing to support his wife and three
children. He was brought back from
Cadillac.
Rev. 9. HI. Hanks paid eloquent trbi-
ute on Sunday to the memory of the
martyred president William Mckinley
Many of the congregation wore carna
ton in honor of Mckinley Day.
DIR. A. B. Leonard could not preach
at the M. E. church Sunday, as hi
voice was weak. Rev. Frederick Stonl
preached in the morning; Rev. Wood
hams, of Corunna, in the evening.
Percy Appleton entertained IA mem
bers of the Congregational Sunda,
school class to which he belongs b,
| giving them a sleigh ride abou
the city on Friday night. Later al
oyster supper was served at his home
403 Ball street.
William Hoffmeyer, of Walkerville
Ont, has waived examination on tn
charge of obtaining money from Glen
ems Gabriel under false pretenses, an,
has been bound over to the circuit cour
by Justice McCaughna.
Albert ellison on Saturday suddenl
recovered the use of his speech, afte
being unable to speak above whispe
for five years. Mr.. ellison quit doctor
ing several years ago. and for some tim
has been believer in Christian Science
The Michigan. Illinois coal mine
formerly the Owosso coal mine, wa
permanently abandoned last week, an
81, 600 worth of machinery is rustin
away beneath 40 feet of water. TIL
mine has not been a paying propositio
for some years.
Frank Austin, of Milwaukee,
brother of Representative Austin, c
Oakland, and brother-in-law of Mrs. 6
w. Haskell, of this city, died last wee
in milwaukee,. He was AZ years ole
and was the first member of his famil
to die in % years.
A delicate and successful operation
was performed last week on s. r
Hawkins, by DR.. Angus Mclean, G
Detroit, and several Owosso physicians
Because of a complete structure, a
artificial passage was made from tn
stomach to the bowels.
The laws of Michigan provide that n
farmer can be forced to pay a licens
| for tha MADELINE, of biu farm, ,,roducts