The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-05-16
OWOSSO. FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1902
LOCAL NEWS.


The Wallace shows appear here June
9th.
The Asbury church and parsonage
are being reprinted.
Samuel Willis, of Thompsonville, was
in the city few days this week.
George Boyer, of Charlotte, is attend
ing the Owosso Business college.
S. H. Davis, of Chagrin Falls, o., is
preparing to remove to Owosso.
Four dogs have been poisoned in
west town during the past week.
Mrs. E. Fl. Ament has returned from
Oberlin to make her home in Owosso
Mrs. J. M. Curwood has been oper
ated on at Detroit hospital, and is re-
covering.
Charles and William Covert have
gone to Little Rock, Ark, for the
summer
H. s. Andrus is in Lewiston, Mich.
and Ashland, Wis, on lumber esti
mating trip.
Frank Richards and John Gackle1
have bought out restaurant in Flint
and have moved to that city.
George Bignall. living south of Ovid,
has purchased a fine bronze green
granite monument of Rollin Pond.
Marcus Van Aukin died in his chair
at his home in Rush township, last
week. Deceased was Al years old.
Mrs. G. G. Champion and Mrs. Jane
Church will return home from Jackson
vile, Fla, some time next week.
Fred r. Buckminster has returned
home to WATERFOWL, N. Y, after 8
visit with his aunt, Mrs. NJ A Buck
minister
Mrs Van Ranst Pond and children
will spend the summer in Pennsylvania
Mr. Pond went as far as Lansing with
them Monday
Monday mornings Detroit Free Pres:
contained cut and write-up of Capt
G. H. Hanks, chaplain of the Third
Infantry, M. n. G.
Mrs. A. w. Curtis, who soon leaves
for Flint to reside, was given sur
prise and lunch cloth by the R. N Of
A. Friday evening.
The marriage of Mr.. Bert Norton, Of
Detroit, and Miss Claribel DeHart viii
take place at the brides home in Vernon
on Wednesday, May 21.
Some one distributed tacks on tn,
walk on North Chapman from the NJ
G. R. r. to Oliver street Monday
Many tires were punctured.
The mems meeting at the Y. M. G
A, Sunday, was addressed by Rev
Frederick Strong. Miss Newcomb, o.
Washington, D. c., sang delightfully."-.
w. L. Grove returns this week from
Saginaw to again take up his duties a
Hartshorn e. Sons. He has been in tn,
employ of the cCormick Co. all winter
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Freeman, whc
had a fine exhibition of grapes at tn,
Pan-American, have been granted ;
bronze medal, which has just been re
ceived.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Thinner, of Grover street, dice
Saturday of pneumonia. The funera
took place Tuesday, Rev. Coultart
officiating.
w. F. Ward. Corunna coal operator
has drilled to depth of forty-fve feet OF
the farm of Peter King in Henderson
township. He expects to get goo,
vein of coal.
Wanted, bids for the furnishing an,
building of stone culvert on Corunni
avenue adjoining the Riverside M. E
church on the east For specification
call on Geo. w. Detwiler.
Achille Phillion, the spiral towe
artist who appeared here during tn
street fair in 1893, fell from his towe
while giving a performance at Nash
vile, Tenn, recently, and was fatal,
injured.
Among the most beautiful flora
emblems at the funeral of Rev. Henri.
King in Corunna, last week was al
elk's head, life size, of pink and whit
carnations, sent by Owosso Lodge No
1853, B. p. o. E.
William Rose has gone to Crane
Rapids to play flute in the Reeds LAX
orchestra during the summer. He ha
been a member of the o. L. 1. band tn,
past season. Fellow workmen at TIL
Owosso Carriage Co. presented Mr.
Rose with gold watch on the evening
of his departure.