The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-05-09
OWOSSO. FRIDAY, MAY o. 1902.
LOCAL NEWS.


wiler q Sons.
Homer C. Everetts is a new clerk at
Hookway & Sons.
Owosso High school and Lansing play
base ball here Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Stevens, of Perry,
were in the city Monday.
William c. Vert has bicycle repair
shop at 32S Saginaw street. Fl
Henry friedrich is remodeling his
home at 438 East Williams street.
The excavation for the new Woodland
furniture factory was begun Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs H. S. Hadsall have gone
to Cincinnati for stay of several days
E.P. Gilbert has sold his home at 615
North Ball street, to Mrs. Maude H.
Oliver.
Wellington White is home from a
several months stay at Tacoma, Wash
ington.
The labor organizations of the city
will attend the Baptist church Sunday
evening.
Miss Odessa Black, of Chicago, is visit
ing her aunts, the Misses Travis, East
Main street.
Sunday, June Is, will be observed by
the Modern Woodmen of America as
Memorial Day.
The front of j. c.. Johnson's drug
store is being remodeled like the Yves
.ener block fronts.
Mr. Frank A. Coils and Miss Nellie
Mapes were married Saturday afternoon
by Rev. James Chapman.
George B. Sickmon has returned from
Mclean, n. Y. where the recent death
of his father had called him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mccall, South
iShiawassee street, welcomed twelve
pound son to their home, Saturday.
The annual meeting of the Michigan
Republican Newspaper Association will
be held at st. Johns, June and 5.
Senator H. H. High, of Ovid, was in
the city Wednesday. He strongly fav-
ors the denomination of Gov. Bliss.
Ann Arbor engines 10 and 20 are in
the shop for repairs. No. 43 has gone
out on the road, after general repairs.
Dorr Day has taken some fine photo
graphs this spring, among them two or
three pictures of sheep which are
superb.
Geo. NJ Dewey was home from Lam
sing Sunday and Monday forenoon.
Mrs. Dewey and son accompanied him
to Lansing.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Frederick, South Oak street, is
recovering from a severe attack of
typhoid fever.
The Painters Union has been working
nine hours day since May 1. Every
one seems to be satisfied with the new
arrangements.
Rev. Frank s. Lyon, of Owosso, and
George H. Kimball, of the Pere Mar
quette. are trout fishing in the northern
part of the state.
Rev. G, Fl. Hanks has accepted an in
vitation to deliver the memorial day adj
dress at Vernon. He also received an
invitation from Chesaning.
Burton William Welte, son of George
Welte, got his picture in the Detroit
Tribune Tuesday 1t shows the little
fellow footing vigorously on bass horn
as large as himself.
Charles Van Dusen left the first of
the week for Calumet. The Oom-Pa
Ha club, of which he was a member,
gave him dinner at the Wildermuth,
and presented him with fine silk UNI
brella.
Walter Osborn, of the Dexter Auto
matte Press-Feeder Co., is spending q
few days at his home here, and incl
dentally showing some beautiful print
ing in colors which was manipulated by
the machine he represents.
A petition has been circulated this
week asking the post Office department
to rescind the order taking up the
Easton post Office when rural routes six
and seven go into operation. These
routes cover all the territory adjacent
TO the Office.
Miss Anna Nichols, of Connor's Cafe,
was riding her wheel on a tar walk re-
Gently. A large revolver cartridge was
picked up by the tire and exploded cut
: ting the tire in two, and smashing the
rim. This is one of the queerest acct
dents to bicycle on record.