The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-03-14
Local News.

William Posthmus has returned from
Lansing, and taken up his old position
with Osburn d Sons.
Herman j. Cute has returned from
Detroit and re-opened the Owosso SAM
tarium for the year.
E. E. Henderson is making a weeks
trip to the northern part of the State for
the Standard Accident Insurance Co.
John Beebe, of Owosso, is serving a
rs days sentence in the Detroit Ho use
of Correction. He was sent up from
Ithaca for larceny.
Miss Helen Cronk, of Clinton street,
entertained party of girl friends, Sat
,urday. in honor of Miss Dot Hadsall
Kenney, of Burton.
The M. E. Sunday school is the re-
cipient of beautiful picture of the
head of Christ The donor is DR.. Suth-
erland.
Trap-Drummer Fred Green has joined
the Nickel-P Plate shows at Montgomery,
Ala, and will travel with them this
season.
A. E. Hartshorn has received 5000
from the Ben Hur Society, the amount
for which Mrs Hartshorn was insured
therein.
Mr.. and Mrs j. E. Cady have gone to
Newberry U. p, where Mr.. Cady will
be guard in the Northern Michigan
hospital
The NJ. A. G. basket ball team played
at Alma Friday evening, winning easily.
James Cooper, of Owosso, captained the
team, and played brilliantly
George D. Mcintosh and E. J. Otta-
way have purchased James Slocum's in
terest in the Flint Globe, and the latter
has retired from the business
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Deckert enter
tanned friends at pedro Friday evening.
The prizes were won by Mrs. w. E.
Aten and Mrs. William Sullivan.
This county Jail at Corunna, has been
strengthened by sheeting of heavy
plank above the steel cage. The new
cells will be in within fortnight.
Owosso real estate dealers advise their
customers not to record assignments, as
it increases expenses and clerical labor.
The non-recording of assignments, it is
claimed does not invalidate titles.
Mrs Clara Hamblin Lee. wife of Rev.
L. O. Lee, Congregational missionary,
died at Marash, Turkey, Jan. "a last
Rev. Lee several years ago, was pastor
of the Congregational church in this
city.
Another strike of coal has been re-
ported from Owosso township John
Slingerland, while drilling well on the
G. E. Hershey farm west of the city,
struck forty inch vein of cool at a
depth of seventy feet.
James Jackson and Herbert Walters,
colored men who could not be kept from
beating their ride on Grand Trunk
passenger train, Saturday evening, were
arrested by Officer G. A. Griffith, and
are serving 90 day in jail
Mrs. John Matthewson, formerly of
Corunna and Owosso, died at Cleveland
last week, aged 55 years. The remains
i,,fa OF So<,
She left several children, among them
Charles Matthewson of Owosso.
Prof. A. j. Cadman has good reputa-
ton as progressive educator. He will
read a paper on What Constitutes
Business Course" before the State con-
vention of Commercial teachers, which
meets at Ann Arbor, March 27-2S.
Mrs. Roxann Perrigo, mother of G. A.
Perrigo, of Owosso, died at her home in
Wixom last week. Mr.. and Mrs.
Perrigo and daughter, Miss Gertrude,
attended the funeral services, which
were conducted by Rev. J. P. Warner.
John Galloway will place three piece
sarcophagus over his sons grave at Co:
runna cemetery. The young man, Earl
Galloway, was a member of Corunna
High school, class of '02 The monu-
mant was purchased of w. L. Parker.
Following is the list of advertised let
ters at the Owosso post office the week
ending March 8: Mr.. Grisell, Mrs. Geo.
Hasford, Miss Lulu Lockwood, Mrs.
Byron Smith, 1909 South Chapman ST. /;
Mrs. II. F. Reed Mr.. William Seymore,
Miss Evah Stay, Miss Estella Smith. =
Mrs. Josephine Gould, vice president
of the State Federation of Women's
Clubs, read a paper on Art in the
clubs at the meeting in Ann Arbor
some weeks ago. The paper appears in
full in the February number of the
Interchange, the organ of the Fedora
ton. The same number contains q fine
portrait of Mrs. Gould