The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-04-24
107 N. Washington Street. Owosso.

A new tar roof has been put on the
Owosso Hardware Company's store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tad Taphouse, Maple
Ridge, welcomed son to their home,
Monday.
Mrs Frank G. Brooks and daughter
are home from stay of several months
in Florida.
Flower thieves are abroad. John
Cook, Comstock street, reports the loss
of rare clematis.
A daughter was born Sunday to Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Allen, Willowdale Farm,
south of the city.
Peter Wheelock is home from Elk
hart, Ind, where he has been working
in carriage factory.
Walter Lahore has quit his job at
Connor's Cafe, as chef, and with Mrs.
Lahore, returned to Detroit
At a meeting of Owosso Lodge No.
759, B. P. o. E, Tuesday evening, three
Elsie candidates were initiated
Richard Lawrence, of Pittsburg, has
purchased place on Corunna Avenue,
and will soon move to his new home.
The Owosso High school base ball
team will play Fenton here May 90, and
against the same team at Fenton, May
30.
Mrs. Nellie Whited was given a sur
prise last Friday by twenty-five ladies,
who presented her with gold w. R. G.
pin.
Joseph Mcintyre assistant manager
of the Singer Sewing Machine offices
here, has been transferred to Port
Huron.
Thomas Wilson, of Detroit, is doing
thirty days in the county Jail for drunk
enness. Justice McCaughna sentenced
him Monday.
S. M. Colby, of Oakley, Kansas, and
Miss Sarah Belman, of Perry, were
married by Rev. Thomas fowler, at
Corunna, last week.
The Shiawassee county convention of
the Womans Christian Temperance
Union will be held at the Methodist
church, Laingsburg, May ~ and 10.
Misses Madge Stewart and Glenna
Bishop, of this city, have been offered
their places in the Laingsburg school
another year at an increase of salary.
Myron Cornell of Easton, arrested
here by Marshal Ross recently, gets
ninety days at Detroit House of Cor
rection for stealing watch at Swartz
Creek.
Clark Phillips has returned home to
Bancroft Mr., Phillips lived at the
home of his sister, Mrs M. o. Whitney,
and attended the Owosso Business Col
lege.
Earl Henry, of Ann Arbor, nephew
of D. j. Gerow, is doing Office work at
the county Jail. Mr.. Henry, who was
a student at the U. of NJ, has endanger-
ed his health by over study.
The funeral of John Davids took
place Sunday from his home at the cor
ner of Stewart and Chapman streets.
Deceased was SO years of age, and
leaves wife and three children.
George Chavey, formerly of Owosso,
now superintendent of the Owosso
Manufacturing Co.'S plant at Perla
Ark, will soon go to Burlington, VT,
to work under H. E. Southworth.
Mrs. Frank Bailey, north Mulberry
street, was given surprise party at her
home Friday evening, the occasion be-
ing her 10th birthday anniversary. She
was presented with fine oak rocker
A very unique and pretty invitation
to May day party has been sent out
by Mrs. John T. McCurdy, of Corunna,
May pole and streamers in water
colors head the invitation, which is en-
graved.
Carpenters Union No. 1877 had a
social evening, Tuesday, at A. o. U.
| w. hall. oysters were served ana en-
tertainment was furnished by a graphic
phone, o. j. Rouse, with reading, and
Misses Burch and Kent with duet.
Harry Ludlow, 25 years old and un-
married, was killed by Grand Trunk
engine at Bancroft last Friday. He
worked on the steam shovel. Mr.. Lud.
low intended leaving Saturday for his
home in Iowa for visit.
Capt. z. H. Ross and Lieuts. w. M
Case and f. Z. Van Dyne have
been notified by Inspector Genera
Green that they have passed their ex
aminations for officers of Company II
and will soon receive commissions.
Frank Norris, teamster for L. T.
Woodland, was thrown from Goa
wagon, Friday, by the sudden starting
of his team. The accident happened a
the corner of Main and Washington
streets, and Norris face and head wer
badly bruised.