The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-03-13

Its engine to the new factory.
A new front will probably be put in
soon at Roth & Sullivan's store.
A son was born last week to Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Kline, of Bennington.
Miss Anna Carscallen, of Omer, is Q
new telephone girl at the Bell offices.
Miss Mary Rieb, who has been guest
of Mrs. VIM. Curtis, has gone to Pitts.
burg.
The press of the county is a unit in
favor of the proposition to bond for q
new court house. ..
P. B. Reynolds, of Maple River, has
been at the 500 this week addressing
a farmers institute.
Neil Carmody, who has been spending
several weeks with relatives here, has
gone home to Buffalo.
John A. Heyman received silver
smoking set last week from friends in
honor of his birthday anniversary.
Lawrence Doran has resigned his posi-
ton at the carriage factory to go on
the road as an Ann Arbor brakeman.
The w. G. T. U. has received check
for five dollars from Mrs. Julia STARTS,
who makes the order yearly offering
o. H. Avery and family, who have
been staying at 100 Michigan avenue,
have gone back to Oak Grove to reside.
Prof. Jay Woodruff. of this city, will
act as principal of the Concord schools
another year at an increase of salary.
AT recent shoot at the armory,
Sergt Baker, of Company H, made forty
out of a possible fifty. William Ross
and James Helt made thirty-nine each.
Two Corunna citizens, Fred Stickney,
civil war veteran and Charles Cross,
died at their homes Sunday night of
pneumonia. Each was i'll but a few
days.
Rev. d. j. Coon, of Usage, Iowa,
spoke on The Unchangeableness of
Christ at the First Baptist church, Sun
day morning, and on Unconscious In
f1uence, in the evening.
Miss Jessie Webster has gone to
Memphis, Tennessee, to make her home
with an uncle. She was a favorlte
with Owosso society, and will be much
missed, especially by the younger peo-
pie.
The funeral of Mrs. Bridget Haley
took place Monday from st. Paul's Cath
olic church. Mrs, Haley, who was n
years old, died at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. James Lynch, on Satur-
day.
A dog which showed evidence of
hydrophobia, and which chased the
street cars Saturday, frothing at the
mouth, was run over and killed by the
magnet on west Main street Saturday
afternoon.
R. ID. Coger, who has been in the
employ of THE TIMES, has rented a
bindery at Flint and took possession of
the same Tuesday. The citizens of
Flint will find Mr.. Coger reliable man
to do business with.
Senator A. B. Cook, of Maple River,
has received an order for rs gallons of
maple syrup from the Denver Club, of
Denver, Colo. The senator's maple
syrup for several years has had a repu-
tation second to none in the state.
Thomas L. Rudy will teach the
eighth grade the balance of the year.
Miss Pauline Crum, who has supplied
since Miss Kilpatrick's resignation, will
teach the third grade at the Central,
vice Miss Southworth recently resigned.
The funeral of Lellavene ten year old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs +. M. John
son, who died Tuesday afternoon, oc-
Cured this afternoon from her late
home. The little girl was pupil in the
third grade, Central school. She had
been ill only week of spinal meningitis.
OF. Harrymans implement store at
2O4 North Washington street was open
ed to the public Saturday. 1t is well
stocked with variety of standard agri-
cultural implements, both down stairs
and on the second floor. Mr.. Harry
mans leaders are Osborn implements
and Scott buggies.
w. d. Fitzpatrick, private secretary
of Congressman Fordney, has decided
to remain in Washington for the pres
ent and will give his entire attention
to his duties as secretary. The arrange
ment will secure the promptest atten'
ton possible to any business connected
with the office of congressman.
Mrs. Lillian Hadsall, of this city, has
begun suit for divorce against her hus-
band, Henry s. Hadsall, of Denver,
Col. She alleges desertion and non
support and claims Hadsall is now liv-
ing at Denver with a woman whom he
passes off as Mrs. Hadsall, but who is in
reality Miss Heminway. She claims
that of all his property, he left her but
one CITY lot, and she is forced to work
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