The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-04-25


Ovid millinery store.
Mr.. and Mrs George Needham enter
tanned at cards Thursday evening.
The local Teamster Union will pay
the Flint unions fraternal call this
evening
A. Nj. Gay has purchase lot on
North Ball street, and will erect resi-
dence thereon.
Joseph Evans, of Owosso, and John
Doyle, Of Bennington, are visiting at
Napanee, Ont.
Eugene Holmes goes to st. Louis Mo-,
this week, to get lumber for the Estey
Manufacturing Co.
Mrs. Robert Cheal has cactus-plant
now in bloom. 1t is covered with
beautiful red blossoms.
Thomas Mahoney has returned from
Elkhart to again become shipping clerk
for the Owosso Carriage Co.
Arthur Woodland has moved his fam
lily here from jackson, and has accepted
position in the casket factory.
w. L. Parker has rented the vacant
lot at the corner of Mason and Ball
streets to store marble and granite upon.
Old Prince, the fire department horse
who recently ran away with T. D..
Dewey, has been sold to Joseph Sproule
for $50,
L. M. Woodin, rural carrier No. 2,
has moved into the Goodwin house on
Adams street which he recently pur-
chased.
David NJ. Estey, of Owosso has filed
a petition in bankruptcy in Detroit
court. His assets are placed at $40, DOC
his liabilities at $4,000.
His present quarters being too small,
J. M. Story is looking for a new loca.
ton for his spoke factory. He may get
the Stever Car Oiler building.
A little German band" of six pieces
furnished music on the streets Monday,
and played for an Arbeiter dance at
Finlay Hall Tuesday evening.
George D. Moreau, of Corunna a
veteran of the seventeenth Pennsylvania
Infantry, will attend his regiments re-
union at Philadelphia, May 8.
Fathers Dister and McGeough, of ST.
Louis, Mo-, will conduct mission at St
Paurs Catholic church next week
They are Redempti onist fathers.
DR.. John Sweet, of Detroit, has pur
chased the Frank Seeley property at SO!
Saginaw street Mr.. Seeley has moved
to the j. Skingsley place near Gould''
Lake.
Verne Long, son of Mrs. A. Stanton,
1906 Corunna Ave, was playing with {
% calibre pistol Saturday, when thu
weapon exploded. The bullet broke hi
thumb.
At the council meeting on Monday
evening, THE TIMES, Press America al
and Argus were again given the con
tract to do the city printing at 33 cent
per folio.
Mr. and Mrs. Campbell, of Napanee
Ont, are visiting their children il
Owosso. They have rented the Marone,
place on Chestnut street and will re
main here.
Clyde Amos, son of Mr. and Mrs
Charles Amos, cut bad cash in hi
right hand, Sunday while whiting
Several stitches were necessary to clos
| the wound.
The funeral of George Glenn Smith
the one year old son of Mr.. and Mrs
Cecil Smith, South Chapman ST., oc
CURED Sunday. The child died Q
brain trouble.
Hugh w. Conklin, of Owosso, distric
manager of the New York Life, is on
of the first 800 among the 10, 900 agent
of the corporation. He took in applies
lions enough last week to establish sue
a record.
Owosso will entertain the League c
Michigan Municipalities on June 25 an
26. Fully one hundred Representative
men from all over the state will
present, and ten or more, interestin
papers will be read.
Friends and neighbors surprised MI
and Mrs. Elijah Sheldon, Saturda
evening, the occasion being thei
fifteenth wedding anniversary. MI
and Mrs. Sheldon received handsom
lamp as memento of the occasion.
An old lady named Jones was foun
wandering about in Hazleton TOWNSHIP
about two weeks ago and taken to TIL
county house. On Monday Keeper No
Kenzie and wife took her to Saginaw, a
her home is in that county.
The Grand Trunk Railway Compan
'contemplates making extensive change
in its force of station agents in thi
vicinity. Owosso, Ovid, Linden, an
Holly, it is said, are to have new agents
J. H. Aldrich, ticket seller at the depo
here, is slated for promotion to agent.
H. s. Hadsall, w. E. Hall, ]. s. Hal
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