The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-02-24
LOCAL NEWS,

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Mrs. F. j. Storrer has been sick a
few days.
Miss Mildred Mann is working in the
Singer Office.
Frank Williams, Adam street, is
again quite sick.
A basket ball league will be formed
here to play a series of games at the
Amory.
1! A daughter was born last week to
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Beebe, Grand
Avenue.
Rev. G. H. Care, of Forest Hill, con =
Quoted services at the Church of Christ
here Sunday.
Charles Deederly is candidate for
the republican nomination for alderman
in the fourth ward.
Mrs. Edward Petit was in Chesaning
this week, attending the funeral of her
mother, Mrs John Ruff.
Edward Wilson has returned from
Kenton, o., and is working as watch
maker for T. o. Christian.
E. S. Punches who has been employ
ed by the Racket Store, will soon enter
the employ of Hall & Son.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Van Dusen enter
tanned the Episcopal Sunday School
teachers at their home Friday evening.
A cut of Irving Goodwin, the Owosso
boy who is one of the star athletes at
the U. of M. appeared in Sundays Free
Press.
Michael Laveck, Gilbert street, was
55 years old on Saturday evening, and
friends presented him with chair as a
memento.
In jumping from his engine to avoid
threatened collision, recently, Ann
Arbor Engineer John Scott received
painful injuries.
Inuye, the Jap who lectured here
last fall at the Congregational church,
is candidate for pitcher on the U. of
M. BASEBALL team.
The Fourteen will have q charity
card party at the home of Mrs. G. D..
Stewart next Wednesday afternoon.
Military euchre will be played.
Evangelist Miller closed his revival
at the M. E. church on Sunday, and
conducted service Monday evening at
the Corunna Avenue church before
going home to Chicago.
| All the sewer catch basins were froz-
en- and filled with refuse when the re-
cent thaw came. One of the street
commissioners men descended into
each basin and cleaned it out
Miss Clara Manner, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Patrick Manner, Cleveland
Park, and Benjamin Murphy, of Low
ell, will be married the week of March
5 at ST. Pauls Catholic church.
Marshal Cady raided an alleged poker
room on Saturday night, and captured
three or four young men whose mans 81
were taken, and who were warned MOI
to indulge in doubtful practices again.
David Moyses, son of Col. J. H
Moyses, has Jack, Owossos old fire
horse in Mecosta county. The horse il
well and strong, and is employed in
furnishing the motive power to bore
wells.
D. r. Salisbury has sold third in.
terest in the leather automobile tire
which he has invented to William
Almroth. Greater capacity for wear
than a rubber tire is claimed for the
invention.
The year-old child of Mr.. and Mrs
William Quinn, north of the city, died
Saturday as a result of exposure or
Wednesday when Mr.. anG Mrs. Quinn
house was burned Funeral service,
were held Monday.
At the Armory Friday evening, two
, games of basket ball were played, tn,
o. l.. 1. five defeating the No. Q Y. Nj
G. A. team, s to 12, and No. Y. M. G
A lost Ito the midgets 10 to 49,
good crowd saw the game.
An Ann Arbor lat car jumped
out of Ann Arbor train two miles south
! of Clare last week, and as the two sec
tions of the train closed up and coupled
5 again automatically, and the car wa
: clear of the track, its loss was not dis
A; covered until Clare was reached
The management of the People
Course has announced the followin.
list of talent for 1905-06: Tn
Haun Orchestra, The Cramptol
l Concert Company, Senator J. p. DOLL
o yer. Capt. Hobson, George KEENAN,
Bob Taylor and Leland T. Powers.
8 Mrs. Jacob NJ Good, of this city, dis
appeared from her home nearly tw
y weeks ago, and has not been hear
0 from, and it is feared she persisted il