The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1901-05-31
Local News.

Local News.
Mrs. w. s. Ament was in Detroit Tues
day.
II. S. Hadsa,l is home from a business
trip in Colorado.
II. w. Holman returned home Wednesday
for short stay.
NJ. G. Dawes was in Lansing on BUSH
ness trip Tuesday.
Herbert Matlock has returned from two
weeks trip to Bngalo.
Mrs. w. A. Kent went to Quincy Tuesday
for visit with her parents.
z. a. Balch, of Detroit was in the city
again Tuesday on business.
Nathan Marshall, of Chaplin, was in the
city Wednesday on business.
DR.. W. E. Ward was in Laingsburg
Wednesday on professional business.
Mrs. N. p. Leland, of Durand, was
the guest of Owosso relatives Tuesday.
Miss Lizzie Todd mas returned from a
visit with friends in Lapeer and Hunters
Greek.
Jay StlnsoD, of Battle Creek, has been
the guest of his parents in this city part
of the week.
Miss lnez Rowell returned Tuesday eve
ming from stay of several weeks in
Kalamazoo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Bowers, of Lansing,
spent Sunday in this city the guests of
Owosso friends.
Z. G. Hamblin, of Lansing, attended
Memorial day services and visited relatives
in the city yesterday.
Miss Lizzie German, of Berlin, Wis, has
been the guest Of her sister, Mrs. II. B.
Graham, during the week.
A second base ball team from the high
school played an Ovid team Saturday,
winning by score of 6 to Z.
The annual convention of the Shiawassee
County Christian Endeavor Union will be
held at Corunna, June and s.
Miss Bertha Newman, of Bay City. has
been the guest of her father on State street
during the latter part of the week.
Mrs. VIM. M. Fitzpatrick and daughter
Katharine left Wednesday morning for
visit with relatives in Columbus, Ohio.
Mr.. Glynn F. Blanchard has resigned as
clerk at the post office and will be succeeded
by A. H. Let's, who was recently appointed
substitute.
Thetotal assessed valuation of the city of
Corunna is S47, 900 less this year than last,
the decrease being almost entirely personal
property. The total value of the real and
personal is S6s4, Os6.
A. l.. Curry went to Lansing Monday
preparatory to starting out on the road as
travelling salesman for E. Bement & Sons
of that city, wholesale hardware and
agricultural implement dealers. His terri
tory is to be in Ohio.
Geo. and James Butcher, the New Haven
boys arrested for passing counterfeit
nickels, plead guilty before Judge Swan In
the U. s. court at Detroit on Saturday.
Geo. was fined $50 and James 500, in
addition to which each were sentenced to
one days Imprisonment In the county Jail.
Mrs. ID. c. Young and son, Harold, of
Owosso, have been guests of DR.. and Mrs.
VanVerst the past week.
Brothers, brewers of Owosso, have let the
contract to Euler 81 Hall to build a cold
storage building at the Anu Arbor station,
of Howell, as a distributing point. IL Howell
Republican.
S. K. Parkll returned Wednesday eve
ming from Chicago where he went to meet
Hon. C. A. Towne. The latter has decided
to give up his residence at Duluth. Mimi,
and will locate in New York. He has
lately become interested in the newly dis
covered Texas oil field and will devote his
time for the present to that business.
Frank l.. Johnson, the junior editor OF
the Journal, celebrated the anniversary of
his birth last Thursday, also his wedding
day anniversary. His wife In, honor of the
event, presented him with an eight-pound
daughter. All are doing well.--Corunna
Journal. Accept our congratulations,
brother.
II. j. Cute, proprietor Of the Owosso
Sanitarium. has begun the business OF bot
Ting and shipping the water from the min
eral springs. He shipped an order Of sew
eral gross two quart bottles this week to
Battle Creek firm which intends pushing
the sale of It. The water is beyond any
doubt one OF the strongest chalybeate wa
tiers known and as such has no small value
in many cases.