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


A son was born Sunday TO Mr.. and
Mrs Bert Carey, Corunna avenue.
Bard Winslow is night clerk at the
Crystal Hotel, Flint He formerly re-
sided here.
Miss Name Simon, of Lansing, spent
the week here with her sister, Mrs.
Joseph Gerson.
Charles Shaylor and family were
called to Perry this week by the death
of Mr.. Shaylors mother
The two year old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. M. Bilhimer, of Bennington, died
Monday of scarlet fever, after a brief
illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Millerd Ockerman, who
formerly lived on Corunna avenue, have
moved to a new home on Stewards
addition.
Mrs Marie Stitsler died at her home
at Perry, Monday. Deceased, who
leaves husband and five children, was
SO years of age. She had been sick but
few days.
W. o. Robin, Charles Thiede and
Frank Bonsor are home from weeks
stay at Chicago. While there, they
made extensive repairs on Ann Arbor
Car ferry No. 3.
DR.. Johnson, of Battle Creek, will
give two lectures for the First Spiritual
Society, Sunday April 9th at A. o. U.
w. Hall at 10 a. III. and Z. p. m. A
10 cent collection taken at the door.
The sixth district convention of the
Church of Christ was held this week at
West Bay City. Rev. j. H. Coultard,
F. M. Seeley, G.. w. Pearce and Miss
Lena Wiswell, of Owosso, attended.
L. d. Wilson entertained his Sunday
school class, thirty-five in number, at
his home Wednesday evening Ice
cream and cake were served.
Burton has been very thoroughly ex
posed to small pox owing to ineffective
quarantine, and general spreading of
the disease is feared
John Hammond, Citizens candidate
for alderman in the first; James Weeks,
of the same ward, Citizens candidate
for supervisor; Theron Stevens, pro-
hibition candidate for alderman in
third, have withdrawn from the race.
The house owned and occupied by
James Green on Corunna Ave, caught
fire at 1:3O Thursday morning and was
partially destroyed. There was $500 in
surance on the house.
Martin WEIGH, who has been for sew
eral years baggageman at the Michigan
Central depot, in this city, is in AL
bany, N. Y, for a fortnight's visit
before going to Los Angeles, Cal, to
locate. Dennis O'Dea takes his place
here.
Sheriff A. COPYRIGHT and Special
Deputy Harry Carr, the latter former
Owosso boy, arrested Ralph Lacy here
Thursday and took him back to Hastings
to answer to "a charge of non-support
preferred by his wife. Lacey worked at
Estey factory A.
| Edward B. Finch, of Detroit recently
received gasoline car from the Mobile
| Company of America. 1t seats twelv,
persons, and cost g. 200. He will rem
the machine to pleasure parties. Mr.
Finch formerly made Owosso his home
A special train carrying Grand Trunl
officers went west over the D., G. H.
M. Thursday. The special was mad,
up of four superbly appointed cars
General Manager Charles M. Hays ant
other high officers of the road We're on
tour of inspection.
The mysterious cattle disease which
killed many cattle in this county las
month, has again broken out in tn
herd of A. L. Chandler, of Corunna
Mr.. Chandler will ask the state live
stock commissioner and the state veterin
arian to prepare diagnosis, if possible
of the disease.
Express Driver William Bowling wa
savagely assaulted by a Grand Trun
baggageman named Rudgers, at tn
junction, Wednesday, and he may dt
eide to have the fellow arrested. Rudl
ers' assault was particularly bruta
He twice attempted to kick Bowling i
the face The dispute arose over tn
disposition of some packages.
Lester and w. L. McDiarmid, teacl
ers in the city schools will take fort
high school boys to Croswell, Sanila
} county, this summer, to work in til
sugar beet fields. Lester McDiarmi
will superintend the field work, and wi
later do scientific work in the factory
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. McDiarmid wi
3 run restaurant for the workers, VIII
receive ST.. 80 per day.
The No-Name- Assembly Club close
! its season for 1901-02 by an Easter part
at the Armory Monday evening
Seventy couples were present, and a
enjoyed themselves thoroughly. Shor
ly after midnight, when All Fools DE-