The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-04-06

Born, this morning, son to Mr. and
Mrs. Vim. Sax.
w. a. Norton. OF st. Johns, was in The
city this morning.
s. Il, Parkill was in Grand Rapids on
business yesterday.
Miss Viola johnson, of Caro-, is the guest
of Miss May Smith.
G. G. Turner and wife, of Traverse City,
are visiting relatives In this city.
Deputy revenue collector Westcott, Of
Vernon, was in the city yesterday.
l.. ID. Eastman, of Menominee, spent a
few hours in OwossO, Wednesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. K. Mix expect to re-
turn to Owosso from Clare In short time.
G. w. Gale is in Grand Rapids today at
tending meetingo of independent telephone
companies.
Fitzpatrick & Pierpont argued the Sweet
--Scougale case before the supreme court
in Lansing yesterday.
several OWOSS0 young men were IN Lans-
| ing the first of the week taking the u. S.
| civil service examination for the railway
mail service and for clerkships in Washing
| ton.
The Bennington X. o. Il. NJ, A. p.
Strong tent, will give warm biscuit and
maple sugar social at their hall next Tues
day evening April 10th
Mlssrs. VIM. and Jas. NJ ;Gregor, of De-
trOit are in the city today. The former is
county clerk of w yne county and both are
wide awake republicans.
The school board spent yesterday in De-
| trOit examining the different school build
ings and getting information which will help
them in determining the style of building
which will replace the Central School.
Hon. Chase s. Osborn, commissioner of
| railroads, spent few hours in the city yes
| teTday. Mr.. Osborn is one of the leading
candidates for governor and has a host OF
friends all over the state who hope to see
| him win at the republican state convention.
Funeral services for the late 4. r. San
| ford were held at his late residence Sunday
| afternoon, Rev. j. p. Warner officiating
| The body was taken to ST. Johns for
| burial. A large number Of friends and
members of the VI ,sOnic fraternity were
| present at the services.
The city schools will not reopen Monday
as had been practlca ally settled upon. An in
spection of the Armory will be made before
| it will be used for school purposes. The
| TINES believes this is a wise and the only
safe course as there are many people, who
observed the appearance of the Armory
during the Ross funeral Wednesday, who
doubt its perfect safety, to put the matter
very mildly. No chances should be taken
in building which may be unsafe.
Burd Kelly aud Alice Kelly his wife
| since last Friday when they were married
| in Kalamazoo-came to OwOssO to spend
their honeymoon but on Saturday Mrs. Kel
| ly, who seemed to think Kellys attractions
warning became greatly enamOred OF
| young fellow who later gave the name of j.
| Martin. Mr.. Martin was then introduced to
| Kelly as her cousin and there was little
| family reunion for a little time, or until
Kelly was too drunk to appreciate the
situation when he was ftby the cousins"
| Sunday the sams thing was tried again tho
this time something stronger than liquor
was used on Kelly who was locked up as a
| plain drunk but remained In supplied con-
ditOn for a day or two after being sentenced
to the county jail. In the meantime an Off
Ger looked up the cousins" found Kelly's
marriage certificate and took the pair before
Justice McCaughna who fined the woman
for being a disorderly character and advised
her to leave the city immediately She left
with Martin ald Kelly is finishing his
honeymoon in Jail.