The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1901-03-29

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A. X. Stever was In Flint Wednesday on
business.
Joe Gerson was In Detroit on business
Wednesday.
DIR. r. O. Mahaney was in Ann Arbor
Tuesday visiting friends.
K, M. Richardson left Monday evening
for northern business trip.
Samuel Dick started for Mississippi Mon
day to work at the coOper's trade.
Confirmation services will be held in the
German Lutheran church Sunday
Geo. K. Pardee spent the latter part of
last week in Howell visiting relatives.
Will Shipley retarned Monday from
short visit to his old home in Ontario.
Mrs. August Crate left for New York
City Tuesday night on account of the sick
ness of her father.
Miss Ivah Malisky went to Port Huron
Tuesday morning to attend the state con-
ventiOn of the Y. p. s. g. e.
Hugo @. Wesener, of Saginaw, spent
Sunday In the city the guest OF his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Wesener.
Geo. r. Wilson is spending the Olivet
College vacation in this city, guest at the
home of Mrs. H. N. Williams.
j, II. Backwood, formerly of this cit y,
has secured an interest in manufacturing
establishment in South Lyons.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Stever have left
Coronado Beach, Calf, on their way home,
after spending several months there.
The RathbOne Sisters held meeting
yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Niles Virgins to sew for the Dorcas HON 9.
Claude Martin and Cloyse Lewis went to
Durand Tuesday to assist in the Knights OF
Pythias minstrels in that place that even
| ing.
OwOssO Knights Templar attended the in
stallation of officers at Corunna last vening.
Past Grand Master Hugh McCurdy was the
Installing officer.
Fred Stoddard has accepted position
with the Citizens Electric Railway Co., of
Detroit, and expects to take up his work
there next week.
Mrs. l.. Merritt left Tuesday for her
home In Boston after spending the winter
In the city at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. 8. d. Emory.
Wilbur Norris, who decided to enlist In
the U. 8. army the first of the week, was
rejected on account of heart trouble BY the
examining physician.
An exchange of safes took place Tuesday
which kept the draymen busy for several
hours. Safes were moved in and out from
ID. M. Christians, B. 8. Gaylord's and Par
kill & Sons stores.
| Miss Minnie Mccormick left Tuesday
noon for Ridgetown, Ontario, in respon SO
to telegram announcing the death of her
grandmother, Mrs. Mary Crawford. Mrs.
Crawford was eighty-nine years of age.
Mr.. N. d. Morehouse, of Saratoga
Springs, N. T., died at his home on March
9th. Mr.. Morehouse was frequent visitor
to this city for several years and was quite
we'll known by a number of citizens.
Miss Mamie Barnes and Mr.. Will Wilcox
were married Monday evening at Ovid.
Mr.. Wilcox Is engineer and assistant at the
City Steam Laundry and Mrs. Wilcox &C.
same place. They will reside at the home
of the BRIDES mother, 43s East Comstock
street.
Justice McCaughna left Wednesday to
visit his father who was quite sick at is
home in Byron, but before leaving dis
posed of the following cases: Ed Youngs
and Freddy" Connors, sentenced to the
county Jail for thirty days for drunkenness;
William Wade, drunk and carrying con-
cealed weapons, thirty days; Dennis Mur-
ply, drunk, paid costs and was dismissed
The Detroit Free Press of Sunday con
tanned the following concerning former
OwossO citizen, and as the DIR. Is under the
age limit 1t seems as though his chances
for permanent appointment were good:
Sturgeon General Sternberg has also writ
ten Senator Mcmillan acknowledging the
receipt of his communication OF March 90,
commenting and incosing letter of DIR.
ID. II. Lamb, now serving as acting as
sistant surgeon In the Philippine Islands,
for commission on the medical staff of
the regular army. Gen. Sternberg writes
that the commanding general, division OF
the Philippines, has been directed by cable
TO order up for examination for appoint
ment In the medical corps of the army, all
volunteer medical officers and acting as
sistant surgeons who are not more than "a
years OF age. As the senator does not
know the age OF DIR. Lamb, he Is not
certain whether or not the order will let the
doctor in, as he desires, but he hopes 1t
WILL"
The Current Topic Club held Its regular
meeting Monday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Morris Osburn with Michigan Day
program. The chief paper of the afternoon
was read by Mrs. James Osburn on the life
and times OF Lewis Cass. The paper was
an interesting one and gave the old hero of