The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-01-11
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LOCAL NEWS.

DIR. R. c. Mahaney was in Ann Arbor
Tuesday.
G. A. Conner, Of Detroit, spent part
of the week here.
Odell Chapman was in Flint on bust
ness, Monday.
Mrs. Geo. E. Pardee is visiting her
mother in Manistique.
Geo. E. Pardee was in Detroit ON
business, Wednesday.
Howard Lawcock, of Venice, is taking
course at the Nj. A. &.
DIR. J. D. Crum visited DR.. Leo Crum
at Kalamazoo Monday
A E. Westfall has been in Flint and
Detroit on business, this week
Dr. Fred Allen. Of Chesaning, spent
Tuesday evening with friends here.
Born, Saturday, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Graham, Corunna avenue, a
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. r G.. Allison and baby,
of st. Johns, visited with relatives here
Sunday
Mrs d. NJ Estey has been a guest of
her niece, Mrs Carl Sopp, in Muskegon,
this week.
A steel ceiling has been put in the
Miller barber shop bu ilding in the
Thomas block.
st. Agnes Guild of Christ Episcopal
church met with Miss Jennie Sackrider
Tuesday evening.
Oscar Covert, traffic manager for the
Owosso Mfg. Co., for several years, has
resigned his position
Miss Myrtle Allen and Walter Amos
returned to Detroit Monday after a visit
at Mrs. Helen M. Amos.
Miss Allie Pitts has gone to Wauke-
sha, Wis, TO spend the winter with her
sister, Mrs. w. .. Carrier
The Moss livery business, West
rCN0sso, has been sold to n. A. Mitchell
and A. j. Tingley, of Carson City.
Misses Hattie Detwiler Ethel Hall
and Nellie Allison have returned to their
studies at Wells college, Aurora, n Y.
The Degree of Honor was entertained
by Mrs. VIM Rood, North Washington
street, Tuesday afternoon, at a thlmble
party.
Miss Nellie Conner, Ralph Mahauey,
Ralph Sayles, Frank Conner and Harold
Hume returned to Ann Arbor Monday
evening.
NJ. d. Comstock has commenced an
assumpsit suit against Clark Taggart
for S. 900 damages, A. E. Richards be-
ing his attorney.
The wedding Of Frank E. Rutledge,
formerly 81 this city, and Miss Auna
UIrich, of Chicago, will occur in that
city Thursday, January "a
The Baptist church has been observ-
ing the week of prayer with services
five nights this week, conducted by
Rev. F. l.. Church, the new pastor.
The First NJ. f. church has been
holding special evening meetings this
week, Rev. Leonard conducting them,
Rev. j. DISTANT assisting Wednesday
evening
Peter Jester was discharged Monday
by Justice McCaughna on the charge of
assault on his father, the latter with
drawing the case Their financial
matters will be settled in the circuit
court.
w. j. Wiesss has gone to Vassar to
take a partnership in a meat market
business there. He has been in j. A
Baries employ several years and has
many friends in Owosso who wish him
success.
James Bridger, aged 80 years. died at
his home near Morrice Sunday. He
has resided in this county forty years
aud has been highway commissioner Of
Perry township nineteen years He
leaves o wife and one son, Frank. The
funeral was held Tuesday.
Walsh. q Pardee have commenced
divorce suit for Elmina Mann
Hughes against William Hughes, non
support and desertion being charged.
The couple were marriedkG 1896 have
one child eight years old, d side in
)wosso The defendant 9an on
'yhtuu Arbor railroad
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