The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-01-06

WdlUer mcNulCy, michigan Avenue,
is sick.
Mrs. j. j. Keagle has been sick for
several weeks.
William Sullivan is assisting at
Collins drug store.
Mrs. Silas Ackerson is seriously ill
with mental trouble.
Writ johnson is taking a course in
pharmacy at Big Rapids.
Frederick Winter has gone to Pitts
burg, Penn, on a business trip.
M. D. Lindsey has completed 9O4
foot well for Charles Richardson.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Estes were guests
of st. Johns relatives over Sunday
Mrs. w. G. Grow, who has been sick
for several months does not improve.
Mrs. G. H. Cossitt and Mrs. G.. A.
Needham went to Chicago this week.
The Columbia Club met Tuesday
evening with Miss Lena Martin, East
Main ST.
Walter Amos has returned to Detroit,
where he is employed in wholesale
jewelry house.
About 25 people attended the reunion
on Monday of the Cooper family at the
home of E. o. Place.
Philip Martin, of Corunna, and John
Conyne, of Bancroft, have been ap-
pointed deputy sheriffs.
Sewer connections have been made at
the Emerson school and the old Smead
system has been removed.
James Donahue has been sent to the
county Jail by Justice McCaughna to
serve 30 day sentence for drunkenness.
Miss Sadie Greennan entertained on
Tuesday afternoon in honor of her cou-
sin, Miss Belle Pennock, of Williamson.
Frank Weidman has opened real
estate office on West Main street. w.
c.. Gunnison is managing the business
for him.
Manson Waters, of Haggart's drug
store, has gone home to Marlette to rest
until his leg, recently injured, RECEIVERS
strength.
Lynn Bell, formerly shortstop for
Owosso's professional ball team, will
play with the Mt. Clemens Lawyers
next season.
The city indoor team defeated the
o. l.. /. team, 16 to 8, Saturday night,
and the Casket team 10 to II Monday
afternoon at the Armory.
About 35 couples attended the New
Years party given by Tubbs orchestra
at the armory Friday evening. There
was good music and tasteful decora-
tions.
DR.. and Mrs. J. S. Blair, formerly of
this city, now of Battle Creek, lost all
their household belongings and their
clothing in fire which destroyed their
home last week.
The Epworth of the Corunna Ave-,
NJ E. church observed the week of
prayer this week by holding meetings
each night. The final gathering will be
tonight at Mrs J. G. Van Hoten's.
Walter Sanderson and Miss Lena,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Lehner,
were married Tuesday by Rev. FIR. p.
J. Slane, and will reside with Mr.. Sand
erson's mother on Ada street. The
groom is cabinet maker at Estey fac
tory A.
At the Detroit poultry show this
week, w. s. Beebe got first on White
Wyandotte cock; second, third, fourth
on hen; first on cockerel and first on
pen. In Light Brahmas, VIM. Saver,
Jr., got fourth on cockerel, first on
pullet and second on pen.
John Stark, of High street, and Miss
Bessie Lynch of South jackson street
formerly of Owosso, were quietly mar
ried at the German Lutheran parson
age, New Years Eve, Rev. G.. E.
Spiegel officiating. Both young people
have wide circle of friends in jackson
who wish them happiness. jackson
Patriot.
The investigation of Aid. J. H. Bran
del on the charge of being party to the
Oak street bridge contract, resulted OF
Friday evening in Mr.. Brandels being
completely exonerated by unanimou
vote of the council. James Denyes
John Mcbride and Aid. BRANDED al
swore the latter was simply employed
by Denyes g. Mcbride to do the iror
work.
R. e. Meyer and family, of the Prai
RE Farm, are in the city for the New
Years holidays. Mr.. Meyer, who wa
up to recently prominent resident o
Saginaw, says the Prairie Farm will
boom next year. There will be an in
creased acreage of sugar beets of 90
acres, making 1,400 acres, which will
require 700 or 800 people to care for
, Saginaw Courier Herald.