The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-02-10
A. Cum minis has gone to Denver,

week with his mother in Caro-.
G. s. Allison and l.. A. Hamblin left
Wednesday to spend six weeks in
Florida.
Herbert Allen is completing w. s.
Beebe's new house on North Washing
ton street.
w. d. Fitzpatrick arrived home from
Washington, Monday evening to spend
few days.
Joseph Stroup. of Santa Ana, CAL,
formerly of Owosso, lost two fingers in
a meat cutter recently.
E. o. Place has within the last few
days sold ten head of Jersey cattle, six
of them going to Grayling.
Mrs. Jay Stinson entertained Friday
evening in honor of the birthday of her
mother, Mrs. s. H. Alliton
Mrs. o. D. Lambert, of Petoskey, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. M. Cram
bell, North Chestnut street.
Through the kindness of a friend q
set of President Roosevelt's works have
been added to the Ladies' Library.
A daughter was born Tuesday to Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Meacham, corner
Stewart street and Michigan avenue.
A full blooded Holstein heifer calf
was born on the N. B. Aiken farm on
Wednesday. which weighed 1O2 pounds.
A shadow social at the home of B.
Hardy, Bennington No. 6 school, Friday
evening, Melted $685. for the school
library.
Mrs. A. L. Arnold entertained on
Tuesday afternoon in honor of her
guest, Mrs. Joseph Newbigging, of
Pontiac.
Mrs. F. J. Raymond, of Yoncalla,
Wash, formerly of Owosso, has been
called to Ovid by the serious illness of
her mother.
The $40, 900 suit of the Detroit Saw
ings Bank VS.. the Kilby Mfg Co., has
been discontinued, the obligation hay
ing been paid.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. f Joslin entertained
the Friday night Club last week. The
prizes were won by Leslie Parker and
Mrs. @. III. Cossitt.
Wesener's orchestra of five pieces,
which played at Chesaning on Tuesday
evening, will furnish music for another
assembly on Feb. 80.
The congregation of ST. Paul's Cath
olic church will give its annual banquet
in the armory on st. Patrick's Day
Friday, March II.
j. d. Estes of THE TIMES force, ex-
poets to be at work on Monday, after
being confined to the house for four
weeks with an injured leg.
The young people of the Salems
Evangelical church gave very success
full social at the school on Milwaukee
street, on Wednesday night.
Mrs. A. b. Pulver, Watson street, en-
tertained party of young ladies Tues
day afternoon at a marshmallow roast,
! in honor of Mrs. Albert Renker.
George Blanchar has been sent to the
county Jail for ninety days by Justice
Walsh for collecting 1926 of w. G.
Appleton's money and failing to turn
it in.
Callard Bros, of Bancroft, have pur-
chased the coal mines at West Haven,
and put fifty Saginaw miners at work
They expect to mine large quantity
of good grade of coal.
+. @. Findlater, of Grand Rapids,
brother of James Findlater, of this city
was injured in the c., H. e. d. wreck at
Bilmore, o., Friday night, receiving
br uises on the head and leg.
Frank J ohnson, for several years past
with the Estey Mfg Co., leaves next
week for Portland, Oregon, to enter the
employ of the Dorembecher Mfg Co.,
as foreman in the finishing department.
Thomas HI. Bonsor, the carpen ter, be-
| lleves there will be plenty of building
in Owosso next summer, as there are
already evidences of determination to
erect dwelling houses on the part of
many.
Clare, little son of Aid. and Mrs W.
e. Washburn, had a toe amputated
Saturday. This was made necessary by
the rotting of the bone, which has been
diseased ever since darning needle
/ penetrated the boys foot.
Educators all over the state are dis
cussing the feasibility of dropping the
eighth grade from schools, but Supt. j.
w. Simmons does not favor such plan
He believes the grade should be
strengthened and made valuable by the
introduction of normal training.
A bad chimney caused slight fire
Sunday morning in the house occupied
by James Palen, 315 South Shiawassee
street. The house, owned by w. g.
Smalley, of Caledonia township, is in