The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-03-10

L. Hollis.
Darius Kinkerter is clerk at Stephan's
cigar store.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. II. White have gone
to Saginaw to reside.
Ward Tilden, of Vernon, is the new
turnkey and bookkeeper at the county
jail
The Y. M. @. A. has decided on a
membership contest which is now under
way.
The Owosso City Indoor baseball club
was defeated at Sarnia last week by a
score of Is to 6.
Charles K. Arnold is travelling sales
man for the Mccormick Harvester Co.,
with headquarters here.
Albert Rothschild is spending two
weeks in the northern part of the state
for Stephan's cigar factory.
The o. l.. l. defeated the Y. M. G. A.
at basket ball Friday evening at the
armory by score of 10 to 8.
Patrick Dunn and James Lundie have
moved their families here from Durand.
The men are Ann Arbor employees.
Samuel Hackett, of Corunna, has
sunk coal shaft northeast of this city,
and is mining good quality of coal.
The Casket Indoor ball team surprised
Manager L. G. Heyer on Friday even
ing and gave him an Elk's tooth charm.
A branch of the knights of Columbus
may be established in Owosso. There
are 30 members of the order residing
here.
Miss Nellie Mckay, of Shelburne,
| Ont, the guest several weeks of her
sister, Mrs. H. l.. Large, has returned
home.
| Prin. and Mrs. L. H. Vanden Burg
entertained Supt. and Mrs. Simmons
and the High school teachers on Friday
evening.
| The Peerless Photo Company, 1. H.
White, of st. Johns, manager, has open.
ed studio up stairs in the Gould build
ing on North Washington street.
International Committeeman G. S.
Ward, of Chicago, and State Secretary
Buell., of Detroit, attended conference
of the Y. M. G. A. directors here Friday
evening.
Hazel Fish, an Owosso girl who had
been at the Adrian Industrial school, es
capped from Harper hospital, Detroit
last week, where she had been taken fol
treatment.
The remains of the four weeks old
child of Mr.. and Mrs. e. r. Sargent
617 Pine street, have been placed in the
vault at Oak Hill The little one died
last week.
Mr. Frank Serr and Miss Florence
Frasier were married by Rev. Wieden.
hoft, of Vernon, last week, at the brides
home in Vernon. About 100 guests
were present.
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room at Estey Factory A presented
Arthur Gray, a former fellow workman,
with stationery and fountain pen Fri
! day. Mr.. Gray has gone to California
| to reside.
| Thomas Turnbull, North Oak street.
an Ann Arbor brakeman, was badly
bruised about the body and cut on the
head when he slipped in attempting tC
mount swiftly moving caboose al
Marion, Friday.
The Detroit Tribune of Friday con
tanned write-up of the Dorcas Home
Of Owosso. The article was illustrated
by cuts of Mrs. Ellen Quinn, the found
er, and Mrs. T. NJ, Euler, president o.
the Dorcas society.
Aid John II. BRANDED was given {
surprise on Monday evening at the
home of John ok, north of Corunna
by fifty friends, who presented hin
with fine silk umbrella. The occasion
was Mr.. Brandels birthday.
DR.. w. f. Stewart, of Detroit
Methodist presiding elder, spoke to {
mass meeting of men at the opera house
Sunday afternoon. The affair was under
the auspices of the Y. M. c. A. and wa,
largely attended and very helpful.
P. G. Diefendorf, who has been will
the Owosso Sugar Company for some
time, has gone to Saginaw. He viii
work for the Kilby Mfg. Co., of Cleve
land, dismantling one of the Saginaw
factories for shipment to Colorado.
J. Brooks, who has been staying al
the home of Mark Jacobs in Middle
town, was taken to the Soldiers HON,
at Grand Rapids Thursday. AS he fel
some time ago and broke his hip, Mr.
Brooks could be moved only on cot.
Allen Trafford died at his home, 63'
Corunna Avenue, Friday night HI,
was IS years old. Besides his parent
five brothers and sisters mourn his earl,
death. He was formerly employed a
Curry's hardware and was member o
tho Eniscopal church