The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-05-01
Thomas Morton, west Main street, is


Thomas Morton, west Main street, is
sick.
The Union Transfer Company has
purchased the Scofield bus.
The children of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Mccall are ill with measles.
w. s. Jones, North Elm street, is i'm.
proving after severe illness.
. N. MacBain has enlarged and reftted
the kitchen at Connor's Cafe.
Samuel Lemon and Arthur Grumley,
who resided near here, have each
moved tofarms in Shiawassee.
Some unknown friend sent Prof. and
Mrs. A. j. Cadman jardinere stand
and Morris chair, one day last week.
The Carson school, Miss Maggie Nc
Clure, of Owosso, teacher, observed Ar
Dor Day, Friday, with appropriate ex-
ercises.
The Kerby school-Thomas Mears,
of Owosso, teacher-has reopened, after
being closed five weeks ON account of
small pox.
K. J. Titus, who has been at Pontiac
taking treatment for nervous debility,
is home but little improved. DR.. Scott
is caring for him.
q. l.. Dimmick has sold the store at
1l2 West Main street to the firm now
occupying it, Roth & Sullivan.
Mrs. M. A. Gardner will soon move
back from North Washington street,
Owosso, to st. Johns, where she will
live with her son, w. E. Gardner.
Secretary c. H. White is home from
Chicago. While there he ordered car
load of shelled popcorn for the Michi-
gan Sanitary Pop Corn Co., of Owosso.
z. H. Ross has been notified of the
issuance of his commission as captain of
Company H, and ordered to furnish a
bond of IS, 200 because of the holding of
Company stores.
Married, at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Smith,
Corunna, April 2s, Mr. Levi Eldridge,
of Owosso, and Miss Lulu Smith, Rev.
T. fowler officiating.
Miss Hattie Latourette, bookkeeper
at Calkins' grocery, has accepted SINH
lar position with the Michigan S. M. g.
Organ Company. Miss Nettie Mcbride
succeeds her at Calkins'.
Wesener's orchestra, which furnished
music last week for dance at Elsie,
was asked by the dancing teacher, so
satisfactory was the music, to play for
a dance at Lansing. A previous en-
gagement made this impossible.
The Fat Mans Club gave banquet
at the Wildermuth Friday evening,
afterwards enjoying a social hour at l.
II. Keelers. Rev. w. B. Matteson a
charter member of the club, was present
at the meeting the first in six years
The Owosso, High school base ball
team has arranged the following sched-
ule: May T. Lansing at Owosso; May 8,
Lansing at Lansing; May 10, st. Johns
at st. Johns; May 90, Fenton at Owosso;
May 30, Fenton at Fenton; June 6, ST.
Johns at Owosso.
Attorneys Watson 81 Chapman, of
this city, have been retained by the de-
Tense in the case of William Somers VS..
Rachel Somers, ct al The case involves
GAO acres of land valued at $50, 900 in
Chaplin township near Elsie. 1t will be
tried in the Saginaw circuit court.
Mrs. Chas. Bailey Water street, was
given a very pleasant surprise last even
ing by number of friends and neigh
bors who quietly entered and took pos
session of her home. The occasion be-
ing her fiftieth birthday anniversary.
The evening was spent in music and
finch After serving refreshments Mrs
Bailey was presented with many beauti-
full presents. At late hour the guests
departed wishing her many happy re-
turns of the day.