The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-03-06

Mr.. and Mrs. s. Ackerson are visiting
relatives in Fenton.
Silas M. Campbell will soon move hi
family back from Laingsburg to Owosso
Miss Clara Southworth has resigned
her position as teacher in the Contra
schools.
| Judge Josiah Turner has been quite
i'll since suffering chill several days
ago.
Deputy Revenue Collector Frank
Westcott, of Vernon, was in the city
Tuesday.
Company H has put in new heater
for the bathroom at cost of seventy
fivedollars.
Mrs. H. d. Lyon and children have
returned from visit with her parents
in Greenville.
w. G. Gunnison has quit his job as
| representative of the International Cor
respondence Schools.
Miss Daisy Fulmer has quit her job
at d. M. Christians on account of the
illness of her mother.
Harvey Thomas, with the North, Jen-
nings & Foster Co., has quit his job to
work in the casket factory.
H. L. Chapman, formerly of Owosso,
is candidate for village president of
Bad Axe, on the antisaloon ticket.
James Gray, Jr., is now half owner
of the West Side Grocery Co.. stock.
He purchased E. NJ Cox's interest.
The Fat Mans Bicycle Club and
ladies will have six o'clock dinner at
the Wildermuth House this evening
Aid. A. L. Nichols is candidate for
the republican nomination for alderman
in the second ward to succeed himself.
Mrs. M. A Jackson took her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Stella circuit, to Harper Hos
pital, Detroit, this week for an opera
ton.
G R. Lyon, who will soon be forced
to move because of the new post office,
expects to take offices in the Haarer
block.
d. R. Salisbury may built glove and
leggin factory on his land at the corner
of South Washington and Howard
streets.
E. L. Devereaux grocery store will
soon be moved to the building formerly
occupied by Woodland, North & Jen-
nings.
Patrick McCarty, of Michigan Avenue,
had one of his fingers badly crushed in
an accident at the knitting factory re-
Gently.
Mrs. Harry Turner Newcomb, who
has been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Comstock, has gone back to
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Rollin Pond, who was taken ill
at the home of Fred Ferguson, North
Hickory street this week, is still quite
i'll at her home.
Miss Mary Lahman, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Lahman, South Cedar
street, was operated on Monday for
tumor, and withstood the operation in
good shape.
j. j. Cook was given surprise party
Monday evening, the occasion being
Mr.. Cooks list birthday anniversary.
About twenty-five were present. Cards
and dancing were enjoyed.
Darwin Austin, of Ovid, veteran
of Company G. Thirty-third Michigan
Volunteers, and Miss Ida M. Schroeder,
of Owosso, were married at Corunna,
Tuesday by Rev. j. P. Baker.
During February the seven rural car
riers from the Owosso Office delivered
1854 pieces of mail matter and col
lected 1888 pieces. The cancellation
for the month amounted to $9435.
The circuit court jury in the case of
Hattie Conrad by her next friend,
against Elmer Ellsworth for alleged at
tempted rape gave verdict of three
hundred dollars for plaintiff, last
Friday.
Neil r. Walsh who was elected last
spring to fill the vacancy caused by the
death of Justice Newton Baldwin, will
be candidate this spring for the nomi
ton, subject to the action of the re-
publican city convention.
The two young sons of Charles Phillips
were taken to the reform school at
Lansing, Friday, by County Agent d.
F. Blair. The youngsters were running
the streets at all hours, and were fast
being corrupted by evil companions.
At the annual banquet of the Delta
Epsilon of Albany, N. Y, held recently
Fred s. Retain, formerly of this city,
responded to the toast, Our Brother
hood" Owosso friends of Mr. Retain
are pleased to know that he is building
up very large and lucrative insurance
business as district agent for the New
York Life.
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