The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-04-18

very low.
Mrs Laura Balm, of Oberlin Ohio, is
visiting Owosso friends.
j. B. Willis has moved to Henderson
and will open blacksmith shop there.
Miss Bertha Edwards has resigned her
position as book-keeper at Hookway 81
Sons.
Edward Johnston and family will
soon remove TO Howell to live on a
farm
w. S. Jones went east Monday on an
extended trip for the Owosso Casket
Company.
Mrs Charles Getson has been up from
Chesaning, several days visiting her
mother, Mrs. William Rudd.
The Elks initiated four candidates
Tuesday evening. Several members of
the lodge were up from Durand.
Victor Welte went to Muncie, Ind,
Monday to join show-troupe with
which he will travel as cornetist.
Miss lone Kundinger, who spent the
winter with her aunt, Mrs. George
Cute, has gone home to Saginaw.
The addition to the car shops is
approaching completion. The brick
work is finished and the roof is partly
ON.
Mrs. Lucy N. Ainsworth, of East
Main street, has been adjudged insane
and will be taken either to Pontiac or to
the county house.
Ralph r. Baker, of Company G, SD
Michigan Volunteer Infantry, has been
denied pension ON the ground of in
sufficient disability
Van Ranst Pond represented Mars
Council, No. 1,036, of Owosso, at the
Grand Council meeting of the Royal
Arcanum, this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Weidman and
Mrs. William Parker and children have
been released from the city hospital,
which is again vacant.
G. A. Connor will put his brick ice
cream on the market about May 1. He
has contracted with big Kalamazoo
firm to handle the goods there.
The Owosso Land, Lumber, & Fuel
CO.. Office, South Washington street,
has been moved across the way onto the
Owosso Creamery Co. s property.
j. F. Gibson, of Bennington, has
moved to South Lyon street, Owosso,
and has entered the employ of Grocer
William Remington, South Chapman
street.
Andrew Smith, of Middletown is
laid up with wrenched leg He was
digging trench Monday when the
earth caved in on him, partially bury
ing him.
Fred c. Ellis, baritone soloist of the
Central NJ. E. church, Detroit, will take
part in the Episcopal concert April 30.
He is brother of Frank Ellis, and has
sung here before.
Gus Friegel, who went from Ben
nington several months ago to the
Normal school at Mt. Pleasant, has ac
tepted the position of superintendent OF
schools at Harbor Springs
Rev. j. r. Andrews, the Lansing
Baptist minister who is being investi
gated for alleged blackmail, preached al
Corunna during 1893. He had fnan
cial troubles while there, and left under
| fire.
Mrs. G. W. Gale, Mrs. E. F. Dudley
Mrs l.. E. Gould and Mrs. james
| Osburn leave the first of the week fol
San Francisco, to attend the Nationa
meeting of the Federated Woman
Clubs.
| Owing to Mrs. Church's feeble health
Mrs G.. G. Champion and Mrs. J. A
| Church will not arrive home from
Jacksonville, Fla, this week, as ex
pected. They have been spending tn
winter in the south.
This is L. d. Wilson's last week a
| travelling salesman for the wholesal
grocery firm of w. j. Gould & Co.
Detroit. The house is going out o
business. Mr.. Wilson will re-enter d
M. Christians employ.
1
The remains of William F. Meyers
| 900 North Shiawassee street, were takel
to Ford's Corners, Thursday, for inter
ment. Mr.. Meyers died of consumption
He was 81 years old: The Salvation
Army, of which he was member, con
| Quoted the funeral services.
Willie Clark, aged 8, and Edwar
Simmington, aged 10 years, We're take
to the Reform school on Wednesday, t
remain until they are seventeen year
of age. Claude Clark will be examine
April Goth. The three boys stole a bi
cycle of Warren Smith, of Owosso, an
several articles of George Gates, O
Bennington.
In Brady township, Saginaw county
there was an exciting contest for super
visor at the spring election, and DENIM
Mccartney, democrat, won out by
majority of one over Luther Y. Howell