The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-01-23

A daughter was born Friday night tc
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Myers, Martin
street.
Mrs. Erven Geeck is in Columbus,
Ohio, visiting her brother, Thomas
Tubbs.
George Rowe. Corunna avenue, il
doing relief work for the M. G, al
Jackson.
The pension Of Theron w. Adams, OF
Chesaning. has been increased to 81
per month.
Miss Ella Bingham, of Henderson,
has gone to Detroit to attend school
for stammerers.
Born, Tuesday night, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Leo 9. Moss. East Oliver street, nine
pound daughter
Mrs. d. d. Strickland, East Main
street, fell on the ice Wednesday morn.
ing and broke her arm.
A false alarm of fire was turned in
Sunday noon from Box 10. 1t was
caused by crossed wires.
Charles Schroeder and family, OF
Owosso township leave soon for Okla
homa to make their home.
Stephen G. Benjamin, who lived here
prior to 1876, died at his home in Fern
dale, Cal, recently, of pneumonia.
E. E. White, of Natick, Mass, for
merly resident of Owosso, has left for
Florida to spend the balance of the
winter.
Miss Mary Murdoch, Park street, was
operated upon by Drs. Hume and Ar
mold, Tuesday, and has been doing nice
ly since.
Charles w. Parker, of this city, has
been reelected president of the state
association of county drain commits
sioners.
A sleighload of young people will
spend this evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs F. E. Willis, five miles north
of the CITY,
The taking of the Ann Arbor road by
the Wabash undoubtedly means more
work in the railroad shops in Owosso.
Alma Record.
The Grouchy Club and other friends
took sleigh-ride to John Cunning
hams, south of the city, Tuesday night
and played pedro.
The A. o. U. w. and d. of II. had q
very pleasant time at the home of Fl. E.
Oliver, south of the city, Monday even
ing. They went by sleigh.
Miss May Aldebrant, of Detroit, sis
ter of Mrs. d. A. Barnum, died Tues
day after long illness. She visited
quite frequently in this city.
Arthur Campbell, Of, Corunna, is in
the county Jail. He was arrested for
illegitimate parentage on complaint of
Miss Ada Berry, of Corunna.
Buckley Brothers, of New Haven,
brought in seventeen tons of hay to
Owosso recently on two sleighs, eight
and one half tons on each sleigh.
Duncan Van Zant and Harry niger
soil won the prizes at the meeting of
the Crazy Pedro Club Monday evening,
at the home of Miss Nellie Lewis
Prof. Arthur H. Beebe, formerly of
Owosso, is suing his wife, Mrs. Pearl
Hawkins Beebe, for divorce. Mrs.
Beebe is the guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs s. R. Hawkins, of Owosso.
Company H, Third Infantry, M. N. g.,
of this city, expects to camp next Au-
gust at Ft. Riley, Kansas, as the new
military bill provides that the state
troops go into camp with the regulars.
At the thirtieth triennial session of
the Michigan Council of Deliberation,
which was held this week at Detroit,
Hugh McCurdy, of Corunna, was
reelected Illustrious COMMANDMENT.
chief.
The Michigan Health and Accident
Association of this city has issued a
new form of policy which pays for the
first week of sickness after thirty days
membership. This is liberal featm Q
and should bring the Association con
siderable new business. The list of
policy holders is growing at a very sat.
isfactory rate.
Mayor Vernon M. White of Owosso,
through Senator Cook, landed q posi-.
ton as keeper of the document room Of
the senate. Owing to his previous SER
vice, Charles N. Smith, who was ap-
pointed assistant, has become the chief,
and the senate last night confirmed the
arrangement between. them. Lansing
Republican.
We acknowledge the receipt from Mr..
r. Kelley formerly resident of this
city, of copy of 112 page illustrated
book issued by the Young Mems Bust
ness Association of Greensboro, the
Gate City of North Carolina, setting
forth the industries of the city. It is a
fine publication and tells in terse way
of the business advantages of the city.