The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-01-06

Mrs. William Dick has been sick sew
eral days.
DIR. G. B. Hitler, was quite sick
this week.
Mrs. Chloe Currier is in Lansing for
the winter.
j. E. Cady is acting marshall. Geo.
Welte is walking Mr.. Cady's beat.
John w. Thorn has gone to the far
south on two months business trip.
About 65 couples attended the New
Years party at the Armory on Monday
night.
George M. Graham has been suffering
for several days with an liberation OF
the eye.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Torrans were
married 90 years ago last Sunday in
Pontiac.
Mrs. George w. Loring was called to
Hillsdale last week by the sickness OF
her mother.
About fifty Eagles belonging to the
local Aerie helped institute an Aerie at
Ionia, Friday.
The Parker Concert Company gave
an enjoyable concert at the Baptist
church, Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Winters enter
tanned Monday at New Years dinner.
Covers were laid for twelve.
State Senator and Mrs. A. B. Cook
will see President Roosevelt inaugural
ed at Washington next March.
w. l.. Parker has been elected chair
man and H. L. Crosby secretary of the
board of trustees of the Baptist church
The blacksmithing partnership be-
tween Frank Manning and William
Grant has been dissolved, Grant retir-
ing.
Mrs. Cynthia Andrews, of Parshall-
vile. formerly of this city, was married
recently to David H. Stoddard. of Oak
Grove.
Edward Ehrensberger and wife, who
resided here for six months, have gone
to Buffalo to reside. Mr.. Ehrensberger
has an excellent position there.
Chief of Police u. H. Ross resigned
on Saturday, beginning his new duties
as Ann Arbor brakeman January 1.
His successor has not been chosen.
The employees of the handle factory of
M. Wood 81 Co., on Monday presented
the proprietors G.. A. and Hayes Perrigo,
with a fountain pen and an umbrella,
respectively.
A timely article on the Perils of late
Navigation on the great lakes appears
in the January Woman's Home Com
panion. 1t was written by J. o. Cur
wood, of Detroit, formerly of Owosso.
Harry Loomis, who went to Cuba in
1893 with Co. G.. 33rd Michigan, of
Owosso, and now lives at Lapeer, has
been appointed battalion adjutant of
the Bird Infantry, M. N. g., by Col.
Bates.
Carl Parker, who, with Frank Baker,
Roy Kline and Robert Evans, attended
the meeting of the Michigan Association
of Boys Clubs at Ann Arbor this week,
was elected state secretary of the organi-
zation.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
E Willis, of Rush, formerly of Owosso,
died Sunday of Group. Rev. Peters
officiated at the funeral services on
Wednesday. Interment took place at
West Haven.
On Saturday evening, Mr.. and Mrs.
d. J. Gerow were presented, by Corunna
neighbors and friends with silver tea
set. silver nutdish, and hand paint
ed fruit dish. Mr.. Gerow also received
silver smoking set.
A, B. Tyrrell, an employe Of the car
riage factory, received last week a well
come New Years gift in the form of a
deed of 80 acres of good improved land,
in Sanilac county. The present comes
from Mr.. Tyrrell's father, Detroit
grocer.
The All-For-Fun Pedro club has been
organized by Ann Arbor employees and
their wives, and will meet at stated in
tervals. Mrs. G.. r. Wooster is presi-
dent Mrs. E. r. WILDER, vice president;
G. q. WILDER, secretary: and Mrs. G. II.
Gardner, treasurer.
Railway Mail Clerk Philip Shepard
has very desirable permanent run on
the Ann Arbor between Owosso and
Toledo. He makes no trip Monday, but
the other five working days leaves
Owosso at S:55 a. m, returning reaches
here at 7:15 p. m. This allows him to
be home every night.
Clarence Perry and Miss Martha,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Bartz, were married on Saturday after
noon, Rev. Garmann, of Bay City
officiating. Mr.. and Mrs. Perry will re-
side with the brides parents on Null
berry street. Mr.. Perry is employed
Al G..