The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-04-21

@. w. LOring came up from Lansing
MONDAY for brief visit.
Editor and Mrs. j. ID. Estes spent Sun
day with Flint relatives.
G. G. Stock, of ST. Johns, called on
Owosso friends Tuesday.
Sewer connections are being made at the
Congregational parsonage.
Joe Amos is taking treatment for rheuma-
tism In the Alma sanitarium.
The students of the State Normal at
| Ypsilanti returned home Saturday.
| John AFFORD is captain of both the high
school and west side base ball teams.
Lou Storrer is conducting branch store
in Ovid for his brother, f. j. Storrer.
M. j. Phillips, of Durand, spent part
of Tuesday with his parents in this city.
Miss Gertrude Galusha returned the first
of the week from short visit In Fenton.
l.. V. Curry, of Fenton, visited his sons,
1. G. and A. l.. Curry, the first of the
week.
Niles Virgins was In Detroit Tuesday
buying stock for his bicycle store on West
Main street.
DIR. j. ID. Crum is building large bay
window on the south side of his residence
on Ball street.
George Mcintosh who has been visiting
his SONS, Geo. ID. and Jas. B., for several
months is visiting Ontario relatives.
Rev. and Mrs. j. j. Schucknecht, of
| Flint, were guests of the latter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Storrer,. the first of the
| week.
| Leo Moss has been doing local WORK on
the American a part of the week taking the
place of Ray Retan who has been laid up
with German measles.
VIM. Mulvaney paid two dollars and
costs in Justice McCaughna's court Monday
morning, the result of being picked up
drunk Saturday night.
Clyde A. White has decided to stand by
the Morrice Clipper and has assumed its
in the Argus Office in this city.
Miss Bell Fisher, of Byron, who is at
tending school in the high school. was
obliged to so home the first of the week on
account of an attack of measles.
ID. b. Reed has been quite low with
bowel trouble this week. His daughter,
Mrs. Albert West, who was with her hus-
band on his California trip was sent for.
Geo. w. Loring is taking treatment at
the st. Louis Sanltarium for at attack of
rheumatism. The attack was brought on
by cold contracted when sitting on the
election board at the spring election.
Miss Ethel Marvin who spent several
months this winter and spring with her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. M. Miller,
died at her home in Saginaw Wednesday.
The funeral will be held in Byron today.
Ed Allingham has purchased the lot on
South Washington street now occupied by
Roger Peca and expects to erect a model
brick building on it for the use of his own
Prof. George A. Hench, professor of the
Germanic languages and literature in the
University of Michigan, visited the Owosso
schools yesterday see If they are entitled to
remain upon the Uoiversity's accredited
| list.
G. W. jennings, of Morrice, has pur-
oho LOT % 4.
| Hume's Office with the expectation of build
| ing brick store there this spring and
using the building for his undertaking bust
ness.
Funeral services for the late Mrs. John
Faxon were held at the family residence,
corner of King and Water streets in this
city Saturday, and also in Duplain town
ship, Clinton county, the old home of the
| family, where the body was taken for
burial.
B. b. Johnson gives lecture in the NJ
K. church this evening for the benefit of
the ladies' aid society on the subject, "With
Uncle Sans Boys in Camp" Mr. John
son will doubtless give very interesting
talk, as he was with the boys himself and
used his eyes to good advantage while
there.
| f. b. Holman has an elegant new illu.
minated sign in front of his Exchange
street jewelry store which marks the place
at night for long distance. He has also
lately added new one hundred fifty dollar
ship cbronometer to his equipment, an ad-
dition which makes still greater accuracy
possible in regulating watches.
j b. K. Castree, late with the Castree &
Shaw Co. and former senior partner in the
firm of Castree q Shaw, expects to return
with his family to England early In May.
Mr.. Castree Is fine machinist and reliable
business man. He will not only be missed
in business circles but especially in
Masonic circles where he is an enthusiastic
worker.
Attorney w. A. Norton. of st. Johns,
was pleasant caller at The TINES Office