The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-03-21


visiting in Mt. Pleasant.
The local branch of the Royal Ar
canum is known as Mars Council.
Floyd Davis, of Owosso, was married
to Miss Jennie White, of Pine Run, at
Flint last week.
Samuel r. Crawford, who recently
returned from Cincinnati, is very sick
at his home here.
F. d. Beardsley has returned from an
extended trip west, and is staying at the
home of his brother, E. w. Beardsley,
here
Mr.. and Mrs Christopher Cook were
surprised recently by the A. o. U. w.
and d. of H., and presented with an oak
rocker.
P. p. Beswick, whose house on North
Water street was recently damaged by
fire, was paid $3.50 by the Henderson
Agency.
Roy Green, an Owosso young man
who is studying music at Oberlin, is
now singing on a salary in church at
Elyria, o.
G. B. Johnson's restaurant has been
reopened at 1879 South Washington
street. Mr.. johnson was burned out of
the Miesen building J.
Mrs. Emery Darling died at her home
in Venice, Friday, aged 70 years. Her
husband died week before aged n.
They left no children.
H. G. Lindsay, of New Haven, fell
from a load of hay last week, and was
seriously injured. He is nephew of
Charles Lindsay, of Owosso.
A new law, now in effect, forbids the
catching of black bass between April 1
and May 30. This is the spawning
period. The penalty is So to 800 or
ninety days in Jail. .
Aid. Densmore and j. T. Walsh en-
tertained mayors and aldermen, past
and present, last Friday evening, at a
spread in honor of Ex-Ald. A. E.
Palmer, of Norvell who was visiting
here.
Corunna Commandery, No. 81,
Knights Templar, will attend Ascension
Day services at the Congregational
church, Sunday afternoon May II, on
invitation of Sir Knight Carlos H.
Hanks.
Stephen Baker of Fowlerville. has
rented the house at the corner of West
Main and Elm streets now occupied by
Clarence Somers, and will soon move
his family in. Mr.. Baker is a nephew
of eX-Ald. G.. A. Perrigo.
Odell Chapman will argue motion
for stay of proceedings in the case of
the People vs. Joseph Howard, recently
sentenced to Marquette for grand
larceny. His contention is that the
jury's verdict was not sustained by the
evidence. The motion will be heard
the next term of court.
The funeral of Christian Hulk was
held Sunday afternoon, Rev. G. HI.
Hanks officiating. The Modern Wood
men and the Ann Arbor shopmen
marched in the funeral procession.
There We're many beautiful floral offer
ings. The remains We're placed in the
vault at Oak Hill.
The following is the list of letters
uucalled for at the Owosso post office
week ending March 10: Miss Olive
Burdick, Albert Bush Mrs. John
Bartram, Miss Myrtle belong, Miss
Myrtle F. Delong, Mrs. A. E. Edwards,
w. n Griffith, j. R. Goodfellow, p. r.
Hammes c. Houck, Mrs Lulu Hopkins,
Mr.. Johnson, Emil Lee, Frank Mouser,
Geo. Person DIR. Carmen Reed, John
Tronbell
G. w. Shoultz, of Owosso, who was
brought from Corunna yesterday, by
Sheriff Parrish on the charge of secur-
ing money under false pretenses, was
sentenced yesterday afternoon by Justice
Salter to the Detroit House of Correction
for sixty days. Shoultz claimed to
represent the Detroit Journal and Michi-
gan Farmer for whom he was author
lied to take subscriptions. The unwary
farmers proved to be easy marks. Most
of his work was done in the south part
of the county. Ithaca Herald.