The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-01-20
Miss Mary winkler is sick.

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tavern.
: Mrs. G. M. Dewey is the guest OF
friends in Detroit.
John J. Ash is machinist at the
Ann Arbor shops.
Alma, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
WILDER, is quite sick.
G. W. Mimic, of Durand, called on
friends in the city Monday.
F. A. Gillett has been appointed dis
trict deputy of the Eagles.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. y. y.
Carpenter, Ada street, Sunday.
Mrs. G. d. Stewart entertained Tues
day afternoon at quilting bee.
Miss SUSANNA Clapp, Of Owosso, is
teaching the eighth grade in the Hud-
son schools
Fred Schaar received. bad cut last
week from his carving machine at the
Estey Factory.
James Harrington, of Bennington
suffered severe injury to his shoulder
Monday, by falling.
Fred Sanftleben was given surprise
, party Friday evening, the occasion
being his 14th birthday.
l Earle Rexford will go on the road
Feb. 1, for Chicago publishing house,
y and will travel in the west
Mrs. c. K. Carpenter has arrived
' from Lapeer to join her husband, night
operator at Owosso Junction.
g A sleigh load of about 35 Owosso peo
ple was entertained at Charles Haun's
Venice township, Saturday night.
BENJAMIN Schiffman is here from De
troit. to assist his brother-in-law, Ed
ward Feerer, in the junk business.
Master Raymond Sanderhoff was Civ
en- birthday surprise party Saturda.
afternoon at his home on Genesee street
Mrs. E. T. Wilson and Miss Grac
Green entertained the Columbia Club
!, their home on Hickory street Tuesda
:. night.
Mrs. H. E. Warren and children an
Mrs. G. M. Dewey and son returne
!. Monday from a ten days visit at Lor
~ don, Ont.
Miss Mabel Parker has been quit
sick for some time. Miss Adele Ba
.e has been teaching her class OF I'll
- Bryant school.
~ Frank A. Gillett, district deputy, WI
in Ionia Monday night, assisting IL
~ local Aerie of Eagles to initiate a ella
- of 30 new members.
Miss Annie Osburn sang the offertol
solo on Sunday morning at the Baptl
VI church. Miss Vera Haskell gave
III violin solo in the evening.
~ Supervisor w. H. Van Slice will so'
erect a sawmill on the Williams pre-
'io erty, just east of the Owosso Mfg Z
on plant, and will purchase all the lc
% offered,
The casket factory indoor base b
v, team defeated the o. l.. l. Saturd
'oN night, by score of 16 to IL. %
"'' and Spring, Ross and johnson were
batteries.
Wv. Henry E. Warren, of Buena Ia
gan Cal. arrived in the city Sunday ev
ives ing for visit at the home OF A.
'ier' Thomas. His wife and children
oy return with him.
8 - The jury in the case of the People
'aso Mrs. Jacob Meinstine for assault
NJ a. battery upon Carrie Murray bought
~ a verdict, Saturday, in Justice
Caughna's court, of not guilty.
oar, N. J. Blood, of Marshall, has |
aru chased a half-interest in FL. B. Stu
'-e wants lumber business. Mr.. Blood
now moved his family into Niles WigR
= " new house on West Williams street.
Supt. w. B. Serviss, of the Ui
Telephone Company, on Friday ever
- entertained nine visiting trouble N
of the Company, first at dinner at
line; !" iiuei mum ' $3.50
I'll home.
Rut- From supervisor we learn IL
Shiawassee county $1,000, to board
lodge prisoners at the county jail fol
W. year 1904. At SOC per day for
49,, NJ, keep" Dan must have had few
hand all the time. Byron Herald.
e the Thomas Robinson, who, newsp
Mrs dispatches say is former residen
lock Owosso, is in Jail at Millersburg
charge of attempting to misuse
e. John McKinnon, into whose hou
ahice, s"ln
,hna's Ni"-
IL II Jerome E. Turner, of Muskt
,drses formerly of Owosso, narrowly csc
and death recently. The pipes in the
q his had frozen, and when fire was ST
e and the range exploded. A heavy oven
"a can was hurled through two rooms,
The missed Mr.. Turner's head by a
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