The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-02-02
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o. B. Estey was ill at home the first
of the week.
G. w. Devereaux was in Detroit the
| first of the week.
Dr. V. G. VanLiew, of Lennon. was
in the city Wednesday.
Mrs. j. B. Parker entertained small
party of ladies Monday afternoon.
Geo. w. Livingston's pension has
been increased to ten dollars month.
The pension board made several ex-
aminations at their meeting Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Camburn enter
tanned small company Tuesday even
ing.
Erwin Eveleth was re-appointed post
master at Corunna, Monday. for his
second term.
DR.. w. A. Harper, of Detroit, former
ly of Henderson, was in the county on
business, Wednesday.
J. B. Dayies, of Watson g. Chapman's
Office, was confined to the house the lat
ter part of the week.
A large electric street sign has been
placed in front of w. E. Collins 81 Cos.
drug store by A. ]. VanEpps.
Miss Lou Gaetzke's first finger on the
left hand was badly injured at the
Owosso Mfg Co.'S plant Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Spaulding en-
tertained company of neighbors Sat-
urday. the graphophone furnishing
much amusement.
Floyd Newells twenty. first birthday
was celebrated with him by company
of young people who surprised him at
his home on Water street Tuesday even
ing.
The republican congressional commit
tee for this district will meet in Sagi-
nav on Monday next. 1t is probable
that call will be issued for the con-
gressional convention.
Prof. B. s. Hopkins and son, Harvey,
who have been very sick at John Hop
kins University hospital, Baltimore.
Maryland, are both very much better,
and considered out of danger.
The first meeting of the Union
Mission Study class, which will take up
a six lesson course on Africa, will be
held in the Congregational church
lecture room, Feb. s, at $3.50 p. m.
Mrs. T. j. johnson died at her home
near Maple River Monday night, aged
rs years. Her husband and two sons,
David and Robert, survive her. The
funeral was held yesterday afternoon.
The Woman's Relief Corps held a
very pleasant reception wednesday
afternoon at the G. A. r. hall in honor
of Mrs. Agnes NJ Wiley, of Albion,
who has been guest at T. M. Wiley's
this week.
Chas. Ellis has been re-instated as a
substitute carrier at the Owosso post
Office. He resigned as carrier several
months ago and under the regulations
was only eligible for reinstatement as a
substitute.
Rev. A B. Leonard will take up a
very practical subject Sunday even
ing at the First Methodist church and
will speak on Politics and Statesman
ship, or What the Voters of Owosso
Ought to do"
Symes g. Marvin were discharged
Friday by Justice McCaughna on the
charge of running saloon without q
license, K. g. Wildermuth testlfyine
that the firm was simply his agent, he
owned the stock and goods were billed
to him.
County Agent Webster took Robert
Helmore to the Industrial school, Wed
nesday, but was obliged to return with
him as he was not twelve years of age
Justice McCaughna sentenced the boy
because his parents claimed he was in
corrigible.
Fred Jones drove into Owosso Friday
tied his team to a post on West MAR
street at two CLOCK and left them there
About II o'clock the officers took the
team to q barn, arrested Jones and
Saturday he paid fine of $15 fol
drunkenness and cruelty to animals.
The request of Nicholson g. Mulhal
that they be allowed to close up the
end of Genesee street at night to pro
tect the lumber and other property in
the yards which are on both sides of tn,
street was denied by the council Mon
day evening because many of the resi-
dents objected.
The Henderson creamery butter, made
under the direction of Robert Sorter
was awarded bronze medal at tn,
ST. Louis exposition and it has latel,
been received. The company IS mucl
pleased as the exhibit was small yet thu
good quality was lynowp end lhe com
pany poses easily O. ail thl. cm b
manufactured.