The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-02-19
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was guest of her daughter, Mrs. j. o
Parker, Friday evening and Saturday
The Seniors defeated the Juniors ant
the Freshmen the Sophomores Frida,
night at basket ball at the high schoo
gym.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Westcott left fol
their home in Greenville. Pa, Monday
after visit at Herman Smiths, Stew
art street.
Archdeacon W. s. Savers of Detroit
preached masterful sermon on the life
of Lincoln at the Episcopal church
, Sunday morning.
A small compan, offriends celebrated
the birthdays of B. F. Revenaugh and
Mrs. Litta Marion at the home of the
former, Sunday.
Mrs. Carrie Cook has resigned hei
position with the Durand Express and
gone to Michigan City, Ind, to work on
a newspaper there.
E. w. Lusk has accepted a position
with the Owosso Carriage & Sleigh Co.,
Thome & Frisbie having discontinued
their repair department.
j. w. Simmons was elected a mem.
Der of the advisory board of directors OF
the Mich. State Life ms. Co. at its
annual meeting in Detroit.
The seven weeks old child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leon Erskins, Stewart 5treet. died
Saturday of pneumonia and the remains
were taken to Alma for burial
The American Tire Co. of this city
has an exhibition at the Detroit auto.
mobile show. Mr.. and Mrs. d. R. Sal
isbury attended the show this week
The Bay View club met Monday at
Mrs. Josiah Thompson's and listened tc
fine Lincoln program and were enter
tanned at supper at Captains by the
hostess.
HI. p. White fell on the ice Friday
striking his knee on the curb and as q
result was confined to the house until
Wednesday. He is now able to get about
with the aid of a cane.
John j. Mcdonald was in Grand Rap
ids the first of the week attending a
meeting of the Michigan Ice Cream
Manufacturers association. He was on
the program for an address.
John Hammond was injured Satur-
day at the car shops by big plank fall
ing on him. His shoulder was broken
and his leg fractured below the knee.
lie will be confined to his home for sew.
eral weeks.
James Delaney and son, Frank, of
Owosso township, have been at the U.
of M. hospital at Ann Arbor, to under
go operations this week, the former for
an eye trouble. the latter for nasal
complaint.
Owosso Council Knights of Columbus
will give its third annual ball at the
armory in this city, Monday evening
Music viii be furnished by Miss Has
kell's orchestra The armory will be-
decorated in fine style for the party.
Sales of farms are numerous neal
Owosso this winter. Some of the latest
transactions are the sale of their farms
by Charles Greenwald, E. T. Miller
and p. H. Carmody. Mr.. Carmody will
move into one of the houses he owns
on West Main street in this city.
Aid. Alton Rundell, was somewhat in
jured Monday, by falling on the steps
at the Rundell Bros. warehouse South
Washington street. Mr.. Rundell got on
his feet with difficulty after falling and
staggered into the building, where he
fell, becoming unconscious. He was re-
moved to his home after being revived
and no serious results are feared al
though he is decidedly lame.
Anon Wheeler, commonly called
kid" was arrested Saturday night
for assault on Emil Bellenbaum at the
latters saloon and his examination was
set for Feb. 10. Bellenbaum kicked a
dog out from behind his bar and Wheel
or struck him twice, knocking Bellen-
baum down and blacking his eye.
Wheeler was bailed out pending his
examination in the sum of 800 furnish
ed by Myron Nye.
Lysander Topping died Sunday after
noon of heart failure, at the home OF
his sister, Mrs. Emily Reeves of Stock
bridge. Mr.. Topping was 70 years OF
age and had lived in Owosso since 1879,
He was q member of the Methodist
church and Owosso Lodge F. 81 A. M.
He is survived by two daughters, Mrs.
w. J. Lee of Seattle, Wash, Mrs. Lewis
w. Hemminway of Lansing one son, r
G.. Topping of Puyallup, Wash, and
two grandsons, Roy Whiting and Syl
vester Fritsch of Owosso. The funera
was held Tuesday at Stockbridge ant
the interment made there.