The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-11-16
C.S.A|ison & Son,
~@ JEWELLERS, &s
l5 North Washington ST., Owosso.
Local News.

l. ID. h. Ralph has returned to Philadel-
phis.
CorunDa schools are to go on standard
time.
r. K. Travis transacted business in Sagi-
nav yesterday.
Mrs. w. FL. Tripp returned Monday from
visit In st. Johns.
Geo Royce, of Belle Oak has enrolled In
the Owosso Business College
The county teachers association will
hold meeting in Corunna tomorrow.
Mrs. Clara Smith returned to Flint yester-
day after visit in this city with friends.
Miss Bessie johnson has returned from
two weeks visit with friends in Jackson.
L. Topping has moved his family to De-
tro't where he has purchased cigar store.
Lewis Weeks is assisting In Parkll &
Sons drug store during s. K. Parkills alb
sence.
The No Name Club gave another of their
parties at Wesener's hall Wednesday even
ing.
Fred Carpenter spent yesterday in Co
hotah visiting friends before leaving for the
north.
Eugene May, of THE TIMES force, has
been confined to the house by sickness
during the wees.
The trains from the north each day have
a plentiful snnnlv of door ahoord ,ub;oh
sportsmen are sending home.
Henry Covert and Miss Bell Lancaster,
both of Laingsburg were united in marriage
Wednesday by Justice McCaughna.
Architect F. W. Hollister, of Saginaw,
was in the city Wednesday and Thursday,
looking after the new school building.
A. ID. Thompson was reelected register
of deeds of Livingston county by large
majority. He was a former resident of
Burns township.
Mrs. Frank Dean, operated on several
days ago by DR.. Mahaney at the sanitari-
um, is greatly improved and will soon be
able to return home.
Sheriff-elect ID. j. Gerow has announced
: that ne will appoint Willard M. Case, of this
city, as under-sheriff. The selection seems
: to give general satisfaction.
City Treasurer Wiley reports that but
comparatively small amount is left on the
summer tax roll for collection. The winter
/. tax will be $1.20 per hundred dollars.
B. E. Pratt, of Holland, called on friends
in this city Tuesday. Mr.. Pratt was
formerly resident of Owosso, but now
s conducts a branch of the Racket store at
Q Holland.
The census department announced the
l population of Michigan yesterday by coun-
ties. Shiawassee, according to the new
a count, has population of $4,000, a gain of
: 2,914 since the census of 1894. Owosso's
: population is s,696, an insrease of Q, 132
r compared with the census of 1890. Com
/ pared with the census of 1894, the county
c has gained 1,012 and the city 424. Durand
|. has population of 2,OS4, The population
/. Of COrunna was not stated in the first dis
q patches from Washington, but THE TIMES
: learns that 1t is 1,510, loss of Al since
= 1894.
The very efficient work in music which
r Miss Lulu Kanagy, OF Owosso, is doing, Is
/ receiving the appreciation of the school
:. officers. Miss Kanagy has made weekly
O visits to st. Johns for only six weeks, and
# already the school work in music is acquir
{ ing different tone. The weekly music
=, drill seems to fill the pupils of the grades
with new enthusiasm and life. The
a teachers meeting, which Is held after school,
;. instructs the teachers in the subject matter
:, of music and the correct method of present
ing it to their pupils st. Johns News.
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