The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-11-09

Rev. and Mrs. C. M. Keene visited
friends in Burton, Wednesday and
Thursday.
Drs. A. L. Arnold and d. H. Lamb
have gone to Houghton county on a
hunting trip.
Mrs. Claude Crawford, of this city,
spent part of the week in Burton visit
ing relatives and friends.
Mrs. A. Amspoker, who has been Wis
iting relatives in this city and vicinity,
leaves today for DesMoines. Iowa.
G.. M. Graham, of Saginaw, visited
his daughter Mabel, one of the teach
ers at the Bryant school, Monday.
Edward Sherwood and family have
moved to Owosso from Marion. Mr..
Sherwood is an Ann Arbor employee.
The Owosso Fruit Co. has closed up
rs business here, moving the stock from
the new Keller block to Pontiac, We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pardee have
moved to their new home on North Ball
street. 1t is fine residence built of
cement blocks.
r. p. Bigelow will leave for Ohio
soon on an extended business trip. His
insurance business will be in charge of
L. r. Cunning.
Miss Agnes Laveck is keeping books
at F. w. Pearce's, Miss Mile Moulton
having resigned to assist her father in
the milk business.
Samuel Cannaven was arrested Satur-
day for Mason officers who want him
on charge of embezzling funds with
which he was to buy junk.
Lawrence Hamblin has rapidly i'm
proved this week from the severe at
tack of jaundice which has kept him
in bed for the past three weeks,
Congressman Fordney with a party
of friends has gone north for two weeks
to hunt deer and get rested from the
strenuous work of the campaign.
The fire department was called to
the M. l.. Stewart home Saturday even
ing, but the fire was extinguished before
the department reached the house.
Joe FURRY, of the Ann Arbor lifting
gang fell under car at Elsie, Monday
evening and his leg was broken. 1t is
feared amputation may be necessary.
Calvin Dell has sold his billiard and
pool business at Ithaca. He will represent
the Michigan Health e. Accident
Society, of Midland in this section of
the state.
Miss Lena Bonnell's fifteenth birth
day was celebrated by party at her
home on North Water street Music and
games and mock Roosevelt Longworth
marriage were INDUCED in.
One OF the immense plate glass
windows at Osburn & Sons store was
broken Saturday night by someone's
throwing large piece of marble against
it. If the person can be found he
, should be sent TO prison.
The roller skating season was begun
at the armory Monday night by a big
crowd. The music was good, the skates
new and the very excellent manage
ment made pleasant time for skaters
and the prospect is for successful
season.
Following are the letters advertised
at the Owosso postoffice for the week
ending Nov. 3, 1906: L. w. Blodgett,
HI. A. Crandell, Jake Green, Mrs.
Henry Hobert, E N. Jordan, Mrs. Geo.
Mann, George Morris, Mrs. Ida Perkins,
Mrs. Lillian Pickard, Elmer M. Voor-
HES, Prof. L. J. Virgins.
Geo. s. Field, son -in-law of F. G..
, Morrice, was elected alderman of the
sixth ward of Detroit by good major
/, ity. Mr.. Field has been a member of
the board of education in Detroit for
several years and has made a reputation
as one of its best members.
The Consolation club met with Mr..
and Mrs Chris, Rensselaer, Ball street.
Wednesday evening. The Reigny Day
club was entertained by Mrs. r. R.
Hart Water street, Tuesday. The Four
teen spent Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. Fred Woodland. The Junior Five
Hundred will meet at Mr.. and Mrs. G..
NJ. Dewey's, Saginaw street and the
Quingenti at Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Davis
Hickory street this evening.
Olive B. Loeb died at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Bessie Loeb, Mulberry
street, Saturday evening, after linger-
ing sickness with tuberculosis, aged IA
years Olive was bright, helpful
child and her absence from the home
will be greatly felt. Besides her moth
or she leaves two brothers, Harry and
Walter, of this city, and six sisters, Mrs.
Warren Mack, of Boston, Mrs. LaClear,
NT;ocoo Mira (Naci1 Garol1