The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-05-22


Mrs. H. A. Reva and son ha We gone
to Kalamazoo to join Mr.. Reva.
Henry Beswick has begun the cree
tion of school house at Pewamo
Benjamin Smith ,has gone to Frank
fort to work ON the Ann Arbor boats.
A daughter was born this week to Mr..
and Mrs. Fred B, Richardson, King
street.
DIR. and Mrs. HI S. Kergan, Of Oak
land, Cal, were the guests Monday of
DR.. j. d. Crum.
The residence of Ann Ar5or Machin-
ist Andrew Niblack, East Oliver street,
was burglarized Saturday night, and
about SEQ in money and jewelry taken.
Pacific Express Agent William BOWL
ing, a clever local artist has drawn
three cartoons which will soon be pub
lished in the Express-Gazette, of Gin
cinnati.
The city is quite badly pinched for
money, and at the council meeting this
week, $1,000 was ordered borrowed,
5000 for sprinkling and 81 900 for board
of health.
George Denyes, for the past twelve
years foreman for M. Wood & Co., was
forced to give up inside work on account
of failing health. He is the new police
man just appointed.
Ensign Thomas ID. Harris, of this
city, paymaster in the U. S. navy and
now stationed in the Philippines, has
been transferred from the Ell Caney to a
larger boat, the Princeton.
Hereafter both tar and cement walks
may be built by citizens, as the
ordinance passed recently providing for
cement walks exclusively has been
amended with the above result.
The Epworth League of the First M 4.
E. church will observe the anniversary
of the League, and also the Wesleyan
bicentennial next Sunday evening, in
place of the regular evening service.
o. L. Pratt, of Fergus, was the one
among fifteen applicants to be awarded
the privilege of conducting store on
the Prairie farm which is being settled
by sugar beet growers. -Chesaning Ar
| gus.
| The Carriage factory base ball team
defeated the Casket team, Saturday, by
a score of - to g. Elsie defeated Owes.
! so High school at Elsie Saturday, by a
score of Is TOT. Mckenzie, Shaffer and
Matthews were the battery for Owosso.
By the addition of the gallery former
| ly located on south Water street and
used for commercial work, George
Welte now has gallery on North
Washington street 16x74 feet. The
new building will be fitted with all
modern Photographic conveniences.
William Marshall % years of age,
and teacher in the Oakley school, has
been missing for two weeks. Marshall's
parents live near Chesaning. He
taught alternate years so that he might
attend the u of M. Friends believe
that over study has deranged him.
Probably the youngest person in the
state to engageas principal of a school
is Harold Kellogg, formerly of Corunna.
He is not yet nineteen years of age and
will graduate in June from the Mt.
Pleasant Normal, yet he is already un-
der contract to be principal of the
Shepherd schools next year.
In attempting to stop horse which
got away at the corner of Main and
Washington streets, Sunday, Walter
Loeb, seventeen year old Mulberry
street boy, had rough experience.
The horse was trailing sixty feet ofrope,
and the loose end of it twisted about
Lochs ankle. The galloping horse
dragged him some distance along the
pavement before the halter slipped off
its head.