The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-01-27
LOCAL NEWS.

Il. II. Holmes Is visiting at Allegheny,
Pa.
Mrs. J. ]. Keagle is ill with heart
trouble.
H. H. Daniels is ill with muscular
rheumatism.
Ray Virgins gives dance in the new
Virgins house tonight.
Lewis Weeks came here this week to
moye his family to Ionia.
E. II. Jacobs is still confined to the
house by severe illness.
Miss Leila Wilson has Joined the
office force at the Owosso Casket Co.
A. w. Hookway has located at Pasa-
dena, Cal, and is building home.
G. A. Byerly is the new secretary of
the Modern Brotherhood of America.
Harry George. of this city, was made
Mystic Shriner at Detroit last week.
Herbert Bailey is working in the
Pere Marquette shops in Grand Rapids.
The Owosso High school and the Y.
M. 9. A. are organizing basket ball
teams.
Misses Edna and Susie House gave a
sleigh ride Thursday afternoon, to little
friends.
A son was born last week to Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Osmer, of Albion, formerly
of Owosso.
Martin WEIGH, of Lansing, formerly
of Owosso, is seriously i'll at Lansing
with an abscess.
The West Side indoor team defeated
the Casket team Friday evening at the
Armory by score of Z to 3.
A score of Owosso young people had
a sleigh ride to the home of G. w.
Sheldon near Elsie, Saturday evening.
Miss Hattie Detwiler entertained at a
six o'clock dinner, Wednesday evening,
in honor of Miss Helen Shafer, of Tawas
City
John, Joseph and Bernard Hayes,
Cass street., have been called home to
Evansville, Ont, by the illness of Their
mother.
Levi Hawley, of the G. j. Stuart farm
Bennington, has been appointed Janitol
in the state land commissioners Office al
Lansing.
The Veronica Trio have da ties fol
next month in the northern part of the
state They will give concerts in sever
al towns.
An envelope social at the home OF
P'ilip Alcombrack, Friday evening, fol
the benefit of the West Branch school,
nettsd $15.
Mrs. Laurence Manning is back from
visit at Camden, S. @. She was &C
companied home by her niece, Mis-
Zarda Tarish.
j. B. Joslyn, of Grand Rapids, wa
sent to Corunna Jail for Is days, Wed
3 nesday, by Justice Walsh on charg,
, Of drunkenness.
Someone took $40, Saturday from thu
4 safe, which was unlocked, in the AM
Arbor ticket Office The thief frs
D pried open the office door.
3 Bert Root is working in the mea
9 department of Devereaux's store
William Splitter succeeds him as drive
of Underwood's meat wagon.
Next Sunday evening at the Congre
gational church a musical program will
/, be given from Richard Wagner's music
b August Wesener, violinist, will assis
the choir.
! Company III and local members o
q the field and staff of the Third Infantr.
s will be inspected at the Armory Feb. s
O by Inspector General Carl Wagner an,
s Major Vernon.
! The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. w
{; Prindle, of Sycamore, Ohio, was in
i; tered at Oak Hill, Monday, afte
services at the home of Mrs. Prindle'
father, Samuel Denyes Wilkinson
street.
John l.. Decker, formerly leader Q
the old Knight Templar band and late
of the city band, died recently at hi
home in Rochester, N. Y, where h
moved several years ago. He is surviy
ed by widow, two children, two si'
tiers, Mrs. T. j. Horsman, of Detroit
and Mrs. E. p. Byerly, of Washington
d. c., and a brother, Frank Decker
also of Washington.
The Armory of Company FL, 3r
Infantry, M. N. g., of Owosso, ws
sold at forced sale, Saturday, by Sheri
Jarrad in Corunna for $7100. 1t ws
bid in by the mortage-holder, the Unto
;, Trust Co., of Flint. The building ws
: erected ID years ago at a cost of $1,000
The sum of $4,000 was paid down, an
e of the balance the soldiers could M
y afford to pay anything as they were to
y busy looking after the interest an