The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-05-02

SlOO plate S,hss WINDOW III lhe DuhliiiS
q Fillinger store.
G. S. Allison, Of Owosso, and R. G.
| Allison, of st. Johns. are in Sherman on
a trout fishing trip.
Mrs. C. r. Munson has gone to De-
troit to spend the summer. Her hus-
band is working there.
II. B. Sturtevant has built row OF
lumber-sheds on the Gabriel property
south of Comstock street.
Mrs. G.. B. Hitler was called to Flint
the last of the week by the serious i'll
ness of Mrs. George d. Mcintosh.
Ann Arbor Agent Bert AFFORD and
family, OF Shepherd visited w. III.
AFFORD and family the first of the week.
Miss Flora Jones, who has been at the
home of Rev. c. H. Hanks for several
months, has gone to Talmage, O., for
visit.
Mrs. Willard Blynn and children, of
Pontiac. have been visiting Mrs Blynns-
father. Arthur Chapman, for several
days.
|, Marion Shepard, son of Ex-Represen-
tatiye Francis III. Shepard, of Owosso
township, is recovering from an attack.
of pneumonia.
c. M. Young, East Oliver street. has
been unable to work for several. days.,
having accidentally dropped heavy
stone on his right hand.
DR.. Charles Shickle, assisted by Dr..
Joseph Burk, of the Saginaw Valley
Medical College, removed tumor from
the shoulder of Mrs. Camp, of Pittsburg,
Friday.
Four years ago last Saturday, April
20, Company G., Third Regiment, Nj. N.
g., left Owosso for Island Lake. War
against Spain had been declared a few
days before.
G. p. Hall is back at his work as en-
gineer of the NJ. G. switch engine here,
after long vacation. Engineer p. j.
OConnor, who took his place, has re-
turned to Bay City.
| Owosso Lodge No. SO. L o. o. F., Gel
ebrated the SD anniversary of the or
ders founding by an open meeting last
Friday evening. Rev. Frank S. Lyon
delivered the principal address.
Mrs. Ella White, formerly of Owosso,
has been pronounced cured and was
cecently discharged from the asylum
at Pontiac. She is living in Lansing
with her daughter, Miss Grace White.
The Corunna business men held a
meeting Saturday evening, and besides
extending congratulations to Owosso,
offered to do all in their power to help
secure a public building for this city.
| A party of four Perry ladies visited
Owosso and Corunna on shopping
tour, Monday. When they got home,
it was found that they had silk dress
which nobody owned The ladies have
since been searching for an owner.
The Owosso ladies who are attending
the Woman's clubs convention at Los
Angeles are having a'delightful time.
On the westward trip they stopped at
Colorado Springs for day, and spent
Saturday and Sunday at Salt Lake City.
'Seventy-four Eastern Stars from Abb
gail Chapter, Owosso. went to Vernon
via special train over the Ann Arbor last
Friday evening, conferred the degree on
class of three, and enjoyed banquet
which the Vernon Stars had prepared.
Alexander w. Crawford, eighteen
year old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Crawford, of Woodruff, died Monday
of spinal trouble. He was a bright
young man and general favorito.
Alexander was member of the class of
1902, Perry High school.
The funeral of A. Verne johnson
occurred Tuesday morning at his home
in Caledonia township, Rev. Desjardins
officiating. Deceased, who died Satur-
day of asthma, was 83 years of age, and
had been very prominent democrat in
Shiawassee county for the past thirty
years.
In letter to Capt. McCaughna,
recently, Col. R. J. Bates of Sault Ste
Marie, commander of the Third In
fantry, praises the Owosso soldiers very
highly. He intends visiting Owosso to
get better acquainted with the ex-
cellent material in their splendid organ
ization.
The Grand Lodge of the knights of
Pythias, of Michigan, meets May Is and
10 at Mt. Clemens. Past Chancellor Ira
G. Curry, of Owosso lodge No. 81, is a
candidate for Grand Inner Guard. His
claims will be urged at the convention
by Past Chancellors w. d. Burke, w.
E. Billiard, p. s. Wilson, E. A. Gould,
j. H. Robbins and J. H. Copas.
| Wilson Tent Knights of the Macca-
bees, held a smoker Monday evening,
and discussed plans for defeating st.
Johns in their membership contest now
on. Deputy Dewitt vought, of Alma,