The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-04-24

!, the far west.
George Copas was in Buffalo this
week marketing 300 sheep,
The Central Labor Union will install
officers tonight at their hall.
A. w. Johnson. of Adams street, il re-
covering from serious illness, ri,, ,afi
Mrs. Fred Carpenter and children
will be here. soon from Calumet for a
visit.
r. j. Titus has been in Pontiac for a
few weeks, taking treatment for nerv-
Gus prostration. slr IA ~rrs;,
DR., and Mrs. J. G. Tufford and Miss
Clara Witt were guests of friends in
Saginaw over Sunday. -a:.es
Miss May Butterfeld is spending sew
eral months at North Baltimore and
other places in Ohio. a.A-sI Z
Morris Mack, of 40 South Chapman
street, was down town Tuesday, the
first time in two years.
Charles M. Hamper, of this city, has
noticed seven cases for trial at the May
term of the circuit court ~ b4i'
Eighty-six couples attended Frank
McNamaras dancing party at the
Armory, Wednesday evening,
Orville Angel, travelling salesman
for Phipps, Penoyer e. Co, of Saginaw,
has moved his family to Saginaw.
Mrs Kinney, who lived with her son
Edward, just east of the city limits near
Corunna Avenue, died on Thursday.
A scaffolding has been built for work
men, who are putting up new guy
wires on the power-house smoke-stack.
The celebration of the Saith anniver-
sary of Odd Fellowship has been post
poned by Owosso lodge from April 30 to
May 5.
Mrs. Josephine Perrott, of Hickory
street, is i'll with pneumonia. Her son
A. j. Perrott has been called here from
Chesaning.!1
Perry Runyan and Miss Ida E
Curtis, both of Rush, were married by
Justice Mcbride, in Corunna, Wednes-
day evening.
A number of new men have been
hired within the past two weeks at the
Casket factory. The cause is an in
crease in orders,
The school board will hold an adj
journed meeting Friday night, and will
make arrangements to hire teachers for
the coming year.
Mrs. Mildred Bedford, north Ball
street, fell last Sunday and sbroke her
right hip. On account of her age the
is a serious one.
Mr.. Raymond Skinner and Miss
Adeline kim, both of Henderson, were
Friday afternoon at o'clock
by Rev. Warner at the NJ E. parsonage
Do not forget Thursday, April 80, DIR.
Munich, the eminent Detroit specialist
will be at the National Hotel See ad-
Pay When Cured.
Mrs James Dingwall has been called
to London, Ont. by the illness of her |
Mrs. John E. Young. The |
latter was recently operated on in hos
pital there.t
Hereafter all members of the o. L. l. |
Band who are absent from three meet |
lngs consecutively must appear before
that body aud show cause why they |
should not be dropped from member
ship.
Paul Bradish, of this city, will be |
home from the Naval training ship at |
Providence, r. I about May l., dis
charged from the navy because of de-
fective hearing.
Geo. R. Wilson, son of Rev. and Mrs
G.. H. Wilson, formerly of this city, |
who will graduate from Olivet College |
this year, was recently rendered posi-
ton by Beloft College for the ensuing
year but declined the offer.
Although n years of age, Rev.
Frederick Strong delivered three SER
mons Sunday. He preached at Bennings
.on in the morning, Pittsburg in the
afternoon and at the Corunna Avenue
NJ. E. church in the evening.
NJ. c. Campbell, the veteran pension
attorney, who has been doing business
N Owosso and Ovid for 81 years, is now
to secure increases of pen
lions for Frank Comstock and DR.. j.
Perkins. He secured DR.. Perkins pen
ion twelve years ago.
j. W. Smith, living west of the city,
las sold "Avondale Farm" to M. L.
Peterson, of Nevada, Iowa, and gave
reception Saturday night to introduce
Mr.. Peterson and family to their new
leighbors. About IS were present.
The evening was spent with games,
music and refreshments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank J. Beardslee, of
O1 Elizabeth streSt, who were united
n marriage at Owesso last weeks were
,iven surprise last evening by a nuaazI
Ter of friends The evenino was snaut 1