The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-10-13
Local News.

Oct. 18th and not enough frost to
date to injure the most tender plants.
Miss Jennie Copas entertained yester.
day in honor of Mrs. Sanderson, of New
| York.
Ernest Cummings is acting as night
watch while George Welte takes his va.
cation.
Charles and Frank Whelan, of Shia-
wassee, were in Owosso on business,
Wednesday.
John E. Phillips, of Chicago Heights,
Ill is at home in this city for a ten
days vacation.
The Royal Neighbors of America met
with Mrs. Samuel Gellatly, Grover
street, yesterday.
Omar D. Barnes, of Byron, spent the
first of the week visiting relatives and
friends in this city.
E. F. Dudley was in Mason, Tuesday
to look up the matter of starting a
cream routes there.
DR.. George Sackrider has purchased
the business of DR.. Harper at Hender-
son, who moves to Detroit.
Companion Court of Foresters enjoy
ed a pleasant afternoon with Mrs. w.
Eye. Saginaw street, Wednesday.
Edward Downey takes the position of
gate man at the M. G.. Main street cross
ing so long held by the late Chas. Cola
mer.
Martin Kraus' fore finger of the right
hand was managled in saw at the Ann
Arbor shops Tuesday and amputation
was necessary.
H. T. Willard has purchased the
National hotel barber shop and opened
the same for business. He will run a
first class place.
Lyle Ginter was brought from Char
lotte, Tuesday and gave bond to support
his wife and children who live on Gould
street in this city.
The board of trusteesI of the Congre-
gational church organized last evening
by electing A. NJ Bentley chairman,
Jay Matteson clerk.
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Crawford re-
turned yesterday from Wisconin, where
they have been visiting their sons and
their families for several weeks.
Rey. R. o. Cooper attended the CEN
trail convocation of the Episcopal
diocese of Michigan at st. Johns this
week, and gave an address.
Freeman e. Parrishs clothing store at
Durand was burglarized Tuesday night,
valued at about 500 being
taken. No clue has been obtained to
the thieves.
Frank Gillett instituted lodge of |
Eagles at Pontiac this week with over
200 charter members and has now gone |
to the Upper Peninsula to institute
several large aeries.
A team consisting of Capt. W. M. Case,
Lieuts. Geo. Hunt and NJ. J. Phillips |
and privates butcher and McCreedy will |
represent Co. H at the shoot to be held |
at Grand Rapids today and tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Mackey enter
tanned few Grand Army veterans last |
evening in honor of G. l.. Van Dyne,
who leaves tomorrow for Washington
to resume his work there. 1t was a
very pleasant occasion.
Durandites most always have some
thing to keep up their interest in sports
and the latest was Sunday dog and
badger fight, several dogs being killed.
The council has called upon Sheriff |
Jarrad to Investigate.
The annual meeting of the Womens
Foreign Missionary Society of the .Sagi
nav district of the M. E. church will be
held at Lapeer, Oct. 1926. Mrs. A. E.
Osmer, Mrs. Hattie Traver, Of this city,
and Mrs. Carrie ]. Blood, of Laings-
burg, have parts on the program. Mrs.
A. E. Ferry, of this city, is the district
president
Charles A. Bliss, who had opened an
office at 10S west Exchange street under
the name United Law and Adjusting
Co., and was living with his wife and
child on north Hickory street, was ar
rested Wednesday night by L. A. Sand
erhoff and J. Lee McFate, detective
from New Castle Penn, on a charge of
jumping bail bond on charge Of
forgery.
E. p. Gregg, one OF the old residents
of Durand and prominent citizen,
passed away at Z o'clock Wednesday |
morning from an attack of heart |
trouble The deceased was about 46 |
years old and had always lived in
Durand. He was proprietor of the
New Colonial restaurant. Besides his |
widow he leaves one daughter Miss
Nellie, student at Olivet.
List of advertised letters in the Owos-
so Post Office for the week ending Oct. |
Z, 1906 f. j. Base, Fred J. Beck, S. G. |
Berry, Seth Burnett, Rosey Carr DIR. c.. |
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