The Owosso times., 1901-04-19

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Van Dusen's book store.
Albert Osmer, of Marshall has been In
the city during the week.
Mrs. M. A. Gardner, of st. Johns, was In
Owosso on business Tuesday.
Samuel Willis, of Thompsonvile, spent
Sunday with Mrs. Willis in this city.
Mrs. Will A. Priest has been the guest
of Lansing friends and relatives this week.
DIR. G. A. Osborn is enough better after
his long illness so that he has been out this
week.
John Steggall left Monday evening on
business trip to the southern part of the
state.
j. r. Davidson and son Frank are now
situated on the Brooks farm southwest of
the city.
Elmer Howe has been able to be out
again this week after severe illness with
the grip.
DIR. T. b. Scott, of Vernon, was In the
city Tuesday calling on his brother, DR..
Arthur Scott.
John Crane Is about to move his family to
Ypsilanti where he has a good position In
printing Office.
The ladies of the Episcopal church will
serve supper in the Ladies' Library rooms
Saturday evening.
T. A. Willett, of Flint, was in the city
Wednesday. He is one of the prominent
Odd Fellows of the State.
sRay Sergeant, formerly Of this city, now
of Manistee, visited Owosso relatives and
friends Sunday and Monday,
Charles Levy, of Ovid, was fined in
Justice McCaughna's court Tuesday for
drunkenness the evening before.
Jerry Morairty and John Frindle paid
fines and costs in Justice McCaughna's
court Monday for Saturday drinks.
Mrs. <. A. Balch and daughter Helen are
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs K. K.
Lohnes, corner King and Park streets.
The Middletown Cereal Company pur-
chased two tons of peanuts this week to
make into the nut foods prepared by it.
Miss Marie Sayles gave pleasant six
o'clock dinner Friday evening in honor of
Miss Anna Osburn and her guests from De-
trOit.
Hartshorn & Son have begun the founda.
tion for their new brick addition on the
east side of their agricultural implement
store.
DIR. Albert j. Frieseke, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Julius Frieseke, of this city, has
moved from Joplin, Mo-, to Pittsburg,
Kansas.
Mrs. Harry Nix, of Big Rapids, spent a
| part of the first of the week in the city,
called from home BY the death of Mr.. Nix's
father in Ovid.
| Mrs. Strehle who has been spending the
| winter with her sister, Mrs. j. Ii. Web
ster, left Tuesday morning for her home in
St. GATHERINGS, Ontario.
Robt. Gale, Leo Crum, George Thomas,
and the Misses Maud Gale, Pauline Crum,
and Ernestine Dmmick took trip down
the Shiawassee Tuesday.
Six Owoss0 boys who are musicaly
Inclined will travel through the state of New
York during the coming summer with the
Big Sawtelle circus band.
| Prof. W. j. Kent, OF the University of
Tennessee, who taught the sciences in the
Owosso high school last year, called on
Owosso friends the first of the week.
Mrs. Marvin Monroe died at her home in
Owosso township Monday Funeral
services were held Tuesday afternoon and
the body buried in the Vernon cemetery.
The intake pipe at the water works gave
out on account of rust the first of the week
| causing some Inconvenience in the boiler
feeding machinery until a new pipe was
laid.
Earl May celebrated his sixth birthday
Saturday by entertaining party of his
little friends at the home of his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Eugene May, South Shiawassee
street.
j. b. Hoffman, of Oakley, proprietor Of
the we'll known Chaplin cheese factory, was
in the city early Monday mor9ng with three
teams to get lumber for his cheese factory
at Vernon.
D. M. Bryson spent Sunday In the city
with Mrs. Bryson, leaving Monday for
Battle Creek for few days business before
returning to Owosso and leaving for
Malagrs, New Mexico.
Howard r. Daniels, of this city, principal
of the Billings, Mont, high school, has
been spending his spring vacation on the
Musselshell river, seyenty-fve miles north
OF Billings, on hunting trip with friend
The distance was travelled horseback
! Argus.
Jay b. Woodin was .home from Lansing
| for Sunday. Jay has made good record
in his position as clerk of committees and
has recently been assigned to another of
the most important committees, that on
railroads, where the best kind OF service
| Is required, n