The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-04-24

DIR. R. G. Mahaney is ill of typhoi'
fever.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
w. E. Payne, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert H. Allen, hav,
returned from Flint, and will reside il
Owosso
Mrs. Guy Lemon, of Oberlin. O., il
visiting Mr.. Lemons parents, south o.
the city.
Rev. G. Fl. Hanks will soon give al
illustrated lecture on the Spanish Am
erican war.
j. w. Sherwood will build a new
house on Michigan Avenue, near the
| Ann Arbor railroad. r,-rf ~t
American Express Agent John Welpel
has been joined by his family, who
have come here from Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. p. Doerr have decid
ed to locate in Lansing instead of Owes
so and have gone to the former city.
Hench & Drengold, of Pennsylvania,
have brought suit in the Circuit Court
against Michael McEnrue, of Lennon,
for goods sold.
The new Ann Arbor engine, No. so,
has been assigned to engineer William
| Elliott and Fireman Benjamin Priest,
both former residents of this city.
E. w. Woodward, of New York City
formerly resident of Owosso, goes to
Providence, r. l., June 1, to take charge
of bronze working plant for the Cor,
ham Mfg. Co.
The Royal Neighbors, at a recent
meeting, presented Mrs. Nellie Whited
with beautiful silver berry spoon.
Mrs Whited leaves soon for the west to
join her husband.
William Cooper has returned to Dams.
vile after weeks stay with his son,
Theron Cooper. DR.. Crum performed
an operation upon the Dansville gentle
man while he was here.
County Surveyor E. F. Joslin has G.
T. Mason, of Owosso township, former
county drain commissioner, assisting
him on drain work. Co. Com. Myers has
received fifty applications for drains,
more than can possibly receive atten-
ton in two years.
Edward F. Dunleavy, of Company
X, 18th Infantry, u S. A. now station
ed at Tacloban, Leyte, Philippine
Islands, has written County Clerk John
Y. Martin for description of his prop
erty in the village of Perry. Dunleavy
expects to buy his way out of Uncle
Sans service.
The case of the People VS.. Justice
w. H. Rowley, tried last week, before
the latter's colleague, Justice Drake, at
Laingsburg, resulted in Mr.. Rowley's
being found not guilty by the jury. He
was charged with violating the quaran-
tine law while one of his family was i'll
with scarlet fever.
M. D. Patterson, the Perry hotel pro-
prietor arrested for selling liquor with
out license, has been discharged by
Justice Walsh of this city. The
prosecution proved that William Hicks
sold the liquor at the hotel, but could
not prove that Patterson had any
knowledge of Hicks misdemeanor.
Twenty-Five members of the family
assembled at the home of Ira Miller,
north Washington street, Friday, to as
sist Mrs. Miller in celebrating her S1st
birthday. Among those present was
Mrs. 1. E. Mailer, of Lebanon, Ind.
"A years old, and sister of Mrs. Miller
whom she had not seen for As years.
Watson e. Chapman, of this city,
have begun suit for $1,000, for Benja-
min Allen, of Durand, against the
Grand Trunk Railway. In attempting
to get off passenger train at Duffield,
last August, Allen was badly injured,
five of his ribs being broken. He claims
the conductor did not stop the train
long enough to let him off safely.