The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-05-16


week at Iansville.
Go to Detwilers and sample American
hulled beans, served free this week.
Jackson Fairman has moved his
family from Laverock street to Watson
street.
Miss Mae Olmstead is demonstrating
the value of American hulled beans at
Detwiler's.
Miss Newcomb, of Washington, will
sing at the Congregational Sunday
school Sunday.
DR.. r. j. Tick dentist is now located
in the Thomas block, opposite DR..
Phippen's Office.
Bessie, eight year old daughter of Dr.
and Mrs. w. E. Ward, fell Tuesday,
breaking her arm.
Pitcher Frank Smith. of Owosso, has
signed with the Muskegon base ball
team for the season.
J. II. Wood has been elected Junior
Vice Commander of Quaclsnbush Post,
G. w. Darling having left the city.
s. G. Young, of Bay City. has pur-
chased brown Louis Napoleon mare of
Patrick Cavanaugh, taking the horse
home the first of the week.
Harry Stone has resigned his position
as machinist at the car shops, and has
gone west. Harry Thompson has re-
turned from Durand TO take his place.
Mr. and Mrs. j. ]. Cook, 5l5 Hickory
street, entertained fifty of their friends
Monday evening, the occasion being
Mrs. Cooks 69th anniversary.
R. D. Smith. of Owosso graduated
last week from the Ohio College of
Dental Surgery, University of Cincin-
natl. He was one of the two Michigan
men in the class.
Company H and the o. L. l. Band will
attend the Baptist church Sunday morn
ing, May 25, with the G. A. R. Rev.
F. s. Lyon will conduct special Memo
rial Day services.
John Keulfck, of Hartford Conn,
who is an organizer for the cigar
makers union, addressed mass meeting
of laboring men at Richardson's Hall,
Wednesday evening.
Owosso Lodge No. SO R. A. M. went
to Durand last evening via special train
over the Ann Arbor and conferred the
Royal Arch degree on class. Refresh
ments were served by the Durand
Masons
Ida Palmer, sixteen year old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Delos Palmer, 900
North Shiawassee street, died Tuesday
of spinal meningitis. The remains
were taken to Eureka, Clinton county
for interment.
1t is probable that the State band
tournament and the league of Michigan
Municipalities will meet here on the
same day early in June, joint com.
mittee of the council and the o. L. l.
band working to that end.
| City Clerk Edwards, who formerly
received $500 and paid his own deputy
will now receive that amount clear,
deputy's salary of 5000 having been al
lowed him by the council The salaries
of City Transfers Martin and Robinson
have been raised from s. to $40 pei
week
| Herbert Deal, who has just arrived
home from Washington, reports that
Verne Thompson and Edward Briggs
both of Owosso have formed grocery
partnership at Seattle, and are doing
well. Mr.. Deal was in their employ
about three weeks soliciting orders.
The house on Pine street now oc
cupied by Mr.. and Mrs. George Reineke
has been sold to Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A.
Morgan, parents of DR.. Morgan, who
will move here from Ovid. Mr.. and
Mrs Reineke will occupy E. l.
Devereauxs house on King street.
Ex-Supervisor John Crane, of Rush
was leading a high spirited horse, Wed
nesday, when the animal reared and
struck Mr.. Crane on the breast with it:
fore feet. Three ribs were broken and
grave internal injuries inflicted Mr.
Crane may not recover. He is reported
as resting easy this morning.
| G. E. Pardee and J. B. Stockdalt
were in Ionia this week, attorneys fo,
Eugene Fowler, of Owosso, in his suit
against DR.. Charles d. Smith, of Muir
for malpractice. Fowler claims to be
permanently crippled because of Dr.
Smiths bungling in setting a broken
or dislocated bone in his ankle.
| George F. Nixon, Flint baker, was
killed by Grand Trunk train in that
city Tuesday He was a son of Christie
pher Nixon, of Owosso township, and
was born on his fathers farm 81 years
ago. He was member :of the Loyal
Guards. Interment took place. Thurs
day at Flint. Deceased left wife and
daughter.