The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-04-04
OWOSSO, FRIDAY, APRIL 4, 1909
LOCAL NEWS.

Mrs. Chas. Ellis isvisiting in London,
Ont
Miss .Ethel Ackley is home from De-
troit.
f. H. Watson was in Chicago yes
terday on business.
Mrs. d. A. Barnum will move to De-
troit about April TO-
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kritz Jr., are
spending two weeks in Alpena.
Miss Mary Fitzpatrick is at home from
Lawton for the spring school vacation.
The Senior class of the high school
was photographed Thursday by NJ o.
Whitney.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Benjamin Thorn ex-
pect to occupy the Thorn farm, east of
the city, this summer.
Miss Neal, of Boston, who had been
the guest of Miss Annie Osburn, re-
turned, yesterday, to Detroit.
Miss Marion Murdoch, an Owosso
Business College student, is book-keeper
at Green e. Petitioners, Corunna.
Mail Carrier Charles Ellis is making a
business trip to Buffalo. Substitute
Lee R. Clarke is carrying his route.
G. NJ Cudney has gone to Buffalo, N.
Y, to spend the summer as millwright
in the employ of Hornby's Oatmeal Co.
DR.. William Jopling has declined to
be candidate for the Office of supervis-
or of the fifth ward, on the democratic
ticket.
The Owosso Sanitarium was opened
for business this week for H. j. Cute by
his mother, Mrs. Margaret Cute, and S.
M. Byerly.
r. n. Parshall recently received q
handsome present from an old friend in
Toledo. 1t is large Elk's head charm
in solid gold.
An electric light will be placed at the
intersection of Chapman and MACK
streets, near the Ann Arbor crossing
within few days.
Ernest Frazer, former Owosso boy
and son of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Fra
ger, is now manager of the Bell Tele
phone Cos Office at Holly.
W. L. Parker has put in new polish
ing machine, and will hereafter receiv'
his stone in the rough doing all thu
preparatory work right here.
Mrs. George Chapel and daughte
Eliza, have been called here from
Batavia, N. Y, by the illness of P.
Whited, Mrs. Chapells father.
Mrs. H. G. Steggall has recovere
from several weeks illness, and he
daughter, Mrs. j. M. Nestle, has re
turned home to Charlotte, N. G.
Harry Renker and Frank Collins com
] prise a new cigar manufacturing firm
Their factory is over Wildermuth's ciga
store. Duard Hitler is in their employ
Past Exalted Ruler H. S. Hadsall in
stalled the Elks' new officers, Tuesda
evening. Five candidates were init
ated, and about twenty application
,, were received.
} Mrs. Lucy M. Beckwith has sold tn
, lots just south of the one on which he
house stands at the corner Of Oliver an
Saginaw streets to Charles Titus, VIII
J will erect two houses thereon at once.
Edwin Achard, 11-year-old son of Nj
. and Mrs. f. G. Achard, had the misfo
tune to break his left arm at the elbo'
' Friday Saginaw Courier-Herald.
Miss Fannie Cardwell, q trained nurs
from Grand Rapids, returned to thu
city this week. She was called hel
I; several days ago by the illness of he
mother, Mrs. Frances Cardwelb Stat
street.
! S. c. Gum and family, formerly {
!; this city, have located at Alamogord
New Mexico, where they have purchase
a home. Mr.. Gum writes that they al
well pleased with the country and Al
J. doing well.
Their dog was romping about, Sui
I day, in the home of Mr.. and Mrs Hem
r johnson East King street. and Il
< animal accidently ran against Mr.
= johnson. She was thrown heavily on
. chair, striking her right side on the ed;
) of it, and three ribs were broken.
: Frank Rundell guessed the number
packages of paint in a wagon in Il
n Owosso Paint & Wall Paper CO
e window, and was given the WACO
Jay Pulver also guessed the CORE
: number, 81, and got a gallon of pain
l. The company will paper one room ea'
for Mrs. Harry Haight and Miss MAJ
Byrnes. Each guessed 49,