The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-09-29

f. G. Theirs, of Mt. Pleasant, spent
few hours in the city Monday calling
ON friends Mr.. Theirs is one of the
leading business men of his city.
The annual meeting of the Congrega-
tional church and society will be held
on Tuesday evening next and the
church meeting on Thursday evening.
Miss M. Odell who has been a guest
at DR.. SCOTS this summer has gone to
Chicago to complete her course as
special nurse at the Presbyterian hospi-
tai v,
Ralph Sayles, John r. Murray. Frank
Connor, John Detwiler. BENJAMIN
Marsh and Miss Lena Gould have gone
to Ann Arbor to take up their work at
the U. of M.
George Jason, Of Lansing, visited his
son here Tuesday leaving for Chesaning
in the evening Wednesday word was
received that he had died of heart dis
ease.
James Winkler, of Owosso township,
injured his eye seriously by running a
sharp piece of iron in it, Tuesday. By
prompt attendance the sight will be
saved.
Joseph Hayes was struck in the face
by wrench which another employee
was using at the car shops, Tuesday,
but fortunately no serious results are
expected.
Mr.. and Mrs Perry Dunbar and child
leave next week for Ocean Park, Cal
where they will probably make their
home. His parents are now residing in
California.
Will Norris left for home in Missouri,
Sunday night. His son Arthur will re-
main in Owosso and attend the High
School, making his home at DR.. A. M.
Hume's
Mr.. and Mrs. o. F. Webster and Miss
Flo will be home from Colorado next
week. A letter from Mr.. Webster APP
pears on another page of this edition.
Don Hoyt has accepted position in
the store of Pearce & Gerow, as sales
man, and given up the position he has
held for a number Of years in the cloth
room at the casket factory.
A dog belonging to A. G.. Frey fol-
lowed the street cars back and forth on
Corunna avenue all last week but final
ly made misstep and his leg was cut
off necessitating its being killed.
The four months old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Rossman, Alb North Wash
ington street, died Saturday evening.
The funeral was held Tuesday forenoon,
Rev. Fischer officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Burch and family
have gone to Detroit where they will
conduct rooming house. Mr.. Burch
has been doing carpenter work there
for several months.
The two year old son Of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Sutphen, Roy, died FRIDAY night
of cholera infantum. The funeral was
held Monday afternoon, Rev. A. B.
Leonard officiating.
Married. Sunday, at the parsonage,
by Rev. Hartley, of Westminster,
Presbyterian church, Grand Rapids,
Winfred E. Mack and Miss Vernice
Fletcher, both of Owosso.
Died, Monday, at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Emma Root, Martin
Street, Mrs. Mineva Punches, aged "a
years. Funeral services were held
1 Wednesday afternoon.
Dr. j. o. Parker has been engaged to
direct the First Baptist church choir
for the coming year and will take
charge Immediately. 1t is the inten-
tion to bring the choir up to the high
est standard possible.
Bohuslar Ryznar, assistant chemist at
the Owosso Sugar factory, and Joseph
Nechneil, Victor Balzer, Frank Pfeiffer
and Wenzel Frenzie, all from Bohemia
have declared their intention to become
American citizens.
County Surveyor Joslin has purchased
an undivided interest in the property
running north from Mason street to E.
A. Todd's home fronting on Washing
ton street. Mrs. Tod Kincaid owns
the other half interest. The price was
$500.
The ladies employed at the DR.. Price
cereal food plant gave Miss Lizzie Lear
surprise Tuesday evening and pre-
sented her with an opal ring. She will
return to Battle Creek to live and will
be succeeded as forewoman by Miss
Chalker.
Two children playing with a gasoline
stove in the second story balcony in
rear of the Patterson block on West
Main street, Tuesday, started a fire in
the boxes and rubbish back of the stores
calling out the fire department. Little
damage was done
Mrs. B. X. Marvin, Of New York
City, entertained number of friends
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and