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

Tor the New National.
Born, to DIR. and Mrs. r. j. Tick,
Jan. Goth, daughter.
K. III. Jacobs, who has been seriously
sick, is somewhat improved.
G. H. White did business in Mt.
Pleasant the first of the week.
Miss Bessie and James Edwards spent
Sunday with friends in Ovid.
L. A. Montfort, of Idaho, is the guest
of his sister, Mrs. A. L. Arnold.
Harry George, Jr., has gone to
Phoenix, Ariz., for visit with friends.
Fred Grove went out on the road
this week for the Hamilton Brown Shoe
Co.
W. E. Billiard entertained A. B.
Billiard and family, of st. Johns, Sum
day.
Miss Frances Jones will act as col
lector for the Y. M. G. A. during the
year.
E. L. Bunting has been called to
Tecumseh by the death of his grand
mother.
The plant of the Valley Sugar Co., at
| Saginaw, is to be dismantled and ship
ped to Colorado.
Thirty deaths were reported to the
state board of health from this county
during December.
Mrs. William Daniels, of Chicago,
has been a guest few days of her
brother, HI. c. Everetts.
The Epworth League of the Corunna
Avenue M E. church will give piano
recital on Friday evening.
Miss Clara Witt returned from Wyan-
dotte, Monday evening, where she was
called by the sickness of a sister.
Henry Beswick and son. Orie, have
completed the building of a bank at
Lake City, and have returned home.
The City indoor baseball team defeat
cd the o. l.. L. team, Wednesday even
ing at the Amory by score of 10 to z.
Harvey Ingram, of Wexford, and
Miss Elvira Howe, of Owosso, were
married Monday in Corunna by Justice
Mcbride.
A heavy snow on Tuesday night and
Wednesday delayed trains somewhat
and made walking difficult and un-
pleasant.
The little daughter of Fremont
Worden was badly bitten on the face,
hands and feet Sunday by ferret.
The animal was later killed.
Mrs Augustus Wilcox died Tuesday
at her home in Morrice, aged SO years.
She is survived by husband. Funeral
services took place Thursday.
Mrs G. f. Brown, of Owosso, won g
prize of So in the Woolson Spice Co. {
guessing contest on the total popular
vote for president last November.
The name of Hugh w. Parker, pres
ent postmaster at Bancroft, was sent tC
the senate Monday by President Roose
welt for another term of four years.
G. M. Cumming has rented his home
at 1902 North Dewey street to w. A
johnson. Mr. and Mrs Cumming
leave soon for Denver where they viii
reside.
Teamster Christian Baker, of tn,
Esty Mfg Co., lost two teeth and hat
his face badly cut by board which
slipped from the top of lumber pill
and struck him.
John Dyer, arrested for removing
chattel mortgage property from TIN
county, settled with the complaining
witness, pleaded guilty, and was releas
ed on suspended sentence.
Miss Stella Barry, of Traverse City
has arrived in Owosso, and is Twin,
: with her aunt, Mrs James Lynch
West Main st. Miss Barry is book
keeper in the Bell telephone offices here
Embury Carter, the Durand man al
rested for securing Grand Trunk pa
check belonging to another man, will
spend the next six months at the Ioni
reformatory. He was sentenced b.
Judge Wisner at Flint.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. j. Gerow entertaine
the Entire Nous Club, of Corunna, OF
Monday evening. The prizes at pedr
were won by Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Smit
and Mrs. A. w. Curtis. Owing to
misunderstanding, no car was waiting
to take the Corunna people home afte
the party, and they were delayed som
hours in getting to their destination.
Daniel Mccarthy whose reason ha
been affected since a large stone ha
dropped from gravel train in the An
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