The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-04-11
OWOSSO, FRIDAY. APRIL II, 1902
LOCAL NEWS.

udy.
Ann Arbor engines 40 and 46 were
brought to the shops here last week for
repairs.
DR.. John Sweet, of Detroit, visited his
children here this week.
J.Q. Adams and wife have gone to
Renville N. D., to reside.
Mrs. G. A. Byerly is much better
after several weeks illness.
Miss Matte Horsman, of Newark, N.
j., is visiting Owosso friends.
j. G. Williams, of Winona, Mimi,
recently came here to look after business
interests.
The Freshmen of the High school
have adopted white carnations as the
class flower.
Earl Rexford, who has been attending
Oberlin College, will return to Owosso
for the present.
, The Thursday Morning Club will
meet with Miss Nellie Densmore at her
home on April II.
Mrs. Alice H. Creasinger, of Maple
Rapids, is here soliciting members for
the Degree of Honor.
Albert Renker has gone to Lansing to
take up his duties as instructor in
plumbing at the reform school.
1
Mrs. w. H. AFFORD, West Main
street, underwent an operation Tuesday,
and is feeling much better since.
The Owosso Hunting & Fishing Club
will hold its annual meeting at the Y.
NJ. G. A. rooms Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Conklin, who
recently moved to ST. Johns, write
Owosso friends that their little son is
quite sick.
Frank Chardon, of Detroit, an expert
painter and decorator, has been engaged
to work for the Owosso Paint & Wall
Paper Co.
Mrs. E. E. Bentley was taken to De
troit last week to undergo an operation
for serious intestinal trouble. She is
improving slowly.
DR.. Thayer and family, of Battle
Creek, have moved to Owosso. DR..
Thayer will manage the Owosso Santa
rum this summer
Elmer, son of Aid. w. E. Washburn,
is laid up by an injury to his left foot
which he smashed in a chute at Estey
factory B, recently.
Electrician Thomas McGrail of Du
rand, well-known here, has resigned hi
place with the Ann Arbor to becom,
chief electrician of the Grand Trunk
Charles Yeats and Leroy D. Taylor
have accepted positions under Lawrence
Gould doing construction work on tn,
Aurora, Chicago & Elgin Electric Rail
road.
Hugh Conklin has rented the office
ON the second floor of the Frieseke build
ing, West Exchange street, for his head
quarters as district agent of the New
York Life.
Mrs. William Orth, Stewart street, i
rapidly recovering from long illness
Drs. Tufford and p. S. Wilson per
formed an operation on Mrs Orth tn,
last of the week.
Leroy d. Taylor has resigned hi
position as depot messenger for tn
American Express Co. He is succeede
by Driver William Bowling. Leo
Moss becomes driver.
George B. McCaughna has purchase
the Young's residence, corner of En-
change and Oak streets, has moved it I
the rear of the lot, and will erect al
other house for his own occupancy.
!: Lester McDiarmid, teacher of physit
and chemistry in the High school, an
regarded by the board as a first ella.
educator, has signed three years col
tract with the Sanilac Beet Sugar Co
and will not return to Owosso next Sci
2 TENDER,
Mr.. and Mrs, LeValley and their sol
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mr.
Orville Angel, We're in Lapeer this weel
Mr.. and Mrs. Leander LeValley, M
LeValleys parents, on Wednesday Gel
brated the sixtieth anniversary of the
marriage
While George w, Devereaux WI
awaiting train home at Sagina
: depot Monday, the man sitting ne,
to him was stricken dead. The maj
who was probably seventy years of ag
= had been having teeth extracted, al
! the anaesthetic was too powerful in i