The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-09-21


and Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Everett have returned
to Ann Arbor where Mr. Everett will re-
sumo his work in the University.
Lee Clark began work on the mail route
OF Ami Nelson Monday taking his first les
son in the delivery of Owosso mail.
Mrs. ID. Ii. Lamb and daughter, Esther,
were guests of Owosso friends the latter
part of last week and the first of this.
Chas. Cooper, Charles Blanchard, Eugene
Brewer, and Charles Rose have returned to
their work In the Agricultural College.
w. b. Sheehan, editor of the Vernon
Argus and principal of the school in that
village, called on Owosso friends Saturday.
Chas. d. Stewart was on Friday elected
one of the directors of the Ann Arb0r Ry.,
to succeed William Mcclure, of New York
City.
Work has been begun on new residence
which Mrs. Mahaney will erect on the lot
adjoining her house on Ball street on the
south.
G. T. Campbell, editor of the Argus at
tended the meetings OF the Michigan Re-
publican Newspaper Association in kala-
mazoo this week.
Mr.. Jason K. Hammond, of Lansing,
superintendent of public instruction of
Michigan, was caller at the TIMES Office
yesterday morning.
Murray & Terbush have transferred
their shoe stock to the basement Of
their clothing store where they have very
pleasant show room.
Ira Stickney was arrested Sunday by
Marshal Ross for being drunk. He was
sentenced to ten days in the county jail by
Justice McCaughna Monday.
u Drs. Campbell, of Ovid, Phippen, of this
city, and Youmans. of Bancroft, performed
on Oper alton on Mrs. e. Fitch, of Newburg
Monday at the Sanitarum for cancer. G.
NJ. Z. Buell., assistant state secretary
Of the Y. M. c. A. was In the city Tuesday
consulting with Secretary Nan Ness and
looking up the interests of the state work
OAlfred Day, superintendent of the State
s. s. Association, was in the city Saturday
afternoon comforting with Secy. NJ. II
Reynolds In reference to Sunday schoo
work.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ID. Wilson went to Eos
toria Saturday for visit with relatives
MI. Wilson was still quite weak from hi
long illness but expects the country visit t
brace him up.
Charles Sackrider has returned from
HOughton Lake and will attend the Detroi
Dental College this year. His brother
George has already entered the Detroi
Medical College for the study of medicine
John F. Mabin was thrown out of hi.
carriage in front of NJ. l.. Stewart & Co.,
bank Saturday afternoon by another car
riage running into his. He hurt his heat
by the fall and was otherwise badly bruised
g. l.. Tubbs, of Ovid, is one of the lat
est additions to Owosso's population. Hi
will have contract work in the painting de-
partment of the Owosso Carriage Company:
factory and will also lead the o. l..
band.
Burglars paid their respects TO Corunns
dwellings Saturday and Sunday nights 60
ing thru the houses of Judge Matthew Bush
Geo. ID. Mason, and DIR. W. G, Hume
They secured their largest rewards from
Mr. Masons house where they got watch
and chain aud little money.
A number of the parents of school chill
dren In the city who attend the grades a
the Central school have pettioned thu
school board to secure rooms on the ives
side for use until the rooms at the Contra
are ready for use. 1t 10 still asserted how
ever that those grades will be ready fo
occupancy by or about November 1st 81
that 1t seems hardly likely that such act OF
will be considered advisable.
Prof. K. A. Balch has accepted position
in the Michigan Military Academy at Or
chard lake. Prof. Balch was at one tim,
an Instructor In the Owosso high schoo
and has since then done a large amount o
graduate work in the Chicago University
Orchard Lake is fortunate to get so ripe .
scholar and will be still more fortunate IL 4
can keep HIM for any length of time as h,
is man who should be in demand.
DIR. II. A. Cossitt, who graduated from
the medical department of Cornell In New
York City a year ago last June and ha
since that time held positions in the cit!
hospital on Blackwell's Island, at Belvu,
Hoe pital, and at the New Jersey state hos
Diral tor mental diseases at Morris Plains
N. D., Is now among the workers ASSISTING
at Galveston. DIR. Cossitt volunteered I,
go with the relief party sent by the New
York Journal.
Attention Is being very properly called
just at this lime to the needs Of the Dorca
Rome. There are thirteen children in tn,
h NE and IL does not take any very viviC
Imagination TO see that ther, must be- mt et
for every thiDg In the line of warm clothiD,
Tor the coming cold weather which car b'
secured. The officers of the society will M