The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-04-28
THE OWOSSO TIMES.
Entered at the Postoffice In Owosso for
transmission as second class matter.
Published everv Friday noon.
OWOSSO, FRIDAY. APRIL 20, 1899
LOCAL NEWS.

Lansing.
ID. Murlin, of Vernon, did business in
this city Monday.
The plant of the Owosso Package Co is
to be removed to Detroit.
The TIMES believes the council should
buy street sweeper at once.
Atty. E. s. Anterior, of Durand, was in
the city on business Wednesday.
Roger Peca will remove his stock to the
Patterson block on West Main street.
The last of the University students re-
turned to Ann Arbor Monday evening.
The streets are In considerably better
shape-due to the use of the street scraper.
j. & III. Frieseke are getting everything
In readiness at their yards to make brick at
once.
A fine new cement walk has been built
along the east side of the New National
Hotel.
Mrs. nj. Wood is very sick at her home
doubtful.
The City Band will give a minstrel show
In the opera house next Tuesday ami We'd
nesday evenings.
Mrs William Elliott and children, of
Durspd. spent part of the week with rela-
tives in this city.
G 1t is stated that the business of the Silver
Dandruff Cure Co. is soon to be revived by
Owosso capitalists.
w. II. Bell. the new proprietor of Cheap
side has placed an Owcsso Company tele-
phone in his store.
The state tax sales occur at the Office of
county treasurer on Tuesday next. Copies
of the list may be obtained ct this Office.
Prin. w. G. Bauer of the Bryant school,
has been appointed institute instructor in
Owosso tor the four weeks beginning
July 5.
The work of moving poles to the curb
line continues to occupy the attention of the
electric company and the Bell telephone
company.
The ladies of Court Alta will give a
musical and literary program tonight a
feature of which, it is announced, will be q
"Ghost March,"
| Seven carloads of Mccormick machines
That is the way Grove & Payne have gone
| NJ ,ba ,oattar of mr. aporino for tho harvasi
season of 1899.
Rudolph j. Tick returned Monday even
ing from his years work in the Detroit
Medical College. He may spend the entire
summer in this city with his parents.
Bert AFFORD, . former well known
Owosso boy, has recently been promoted
| from operator for the Ann Arbor road a
Mt. Pleasant, where be has been for severa
years, to be agent at Shepard.
George Martendale, who was arrested
Monday. has his trial today in Justice Nc
Caughnas court for threatening the life o
his neighbor. o. G. Campbell, of Corunni
avenue.
G. W. Jennings. of Morrice, has pur
chased an interest in the furniture and I'm
dertaking business Of Woodland & NOrtl
and In consequences will not build on Elk
change street as he had planned.
County drain commissioner Parker Is
very busy man ct present, planning hi
work for the summer. Applications for
number of drains are In his hands, some o
which extend over considerable territory.
us the woodarl factory to be rebuilt
this spring" is the question most frequentl
asked by our citizens and is subject I
which every one is deeply interested. Til
wish is expressed that Mr.. Woodland wi
see his way clear to go ahead at once.
FEE. Mosely has sold out bis grocer
business and will continue his meat bus
ness only. He has purchased the MI
Kepzie store now occupied by Converse
Son. corner of Main and Lansing streets
and expects to take possession of that stor
In the near future.
The marriage of Mrs. Eta Temple an
K. j. Taft. of Ceresco, Iowa, occurred ye'
terday at the home of the brides uncle, c
T. Hawley, Minneapolis, MINI. Mrs. Tai
is well.known In Owosso. having live
here for some time with her brother, e.
vandewater. Owosso friends unite wit
THE TIMES In extending congratulations I
Mr. and Mrs. Taft