The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-04-24
OWOSSO. FRIDAY. APRIL "a, 100
LOCAL NEWS.

Harry Mccall is chef at Connor's
Cafe.
Albert Osmer is again in the milk
business.
Albert Todd was in Lansing on bust.
ness Tuesday.
Mrs. Albert Todd is spending two
weeks at Sterling Ills.
Edward McQuig of Flint, is working
for Hollis, the plumber.
Mrs. Edward f. Conant is i'll at the
home of her sister in Ovid.
Nathan Smith is able to be out, after
an illness of several months.
Victor Josenhans is delivering mail
on rural route for few days.
il Bartlett. Randolph street, has
sold his house to Frank Raymond.
Mrs. Lyman Fairman, formerly of
Owosso, is i'll in Detroit hospital.
Andrew Geek is laying cement abut-
ments for a bridge in Caledonia town
ship. "a
j. A. Kidd and Harrison Magoffin are
painting big roof at Quincy, this
week.
A bursted cylinder head closed the
Casket factory the first of the week for
repairs. ~
Lyon & Pond have purchased one
hundred dollar machine for stretching
carpets. 81
Percy McGillvra will spend the sum-
mer on the c. H. H. Payne farm south
of the city.
Cloyse Lewis who has been afflicted
with eye trouble for some time, is still
almost blind.
Thirtytwo deaths were reported to
the State board of health from this
county last month.
Edward Shaw has sold his place on
Oak street to w. T. harrington. H.W.
Parker arranged the deal.
S. E. Halsey celebrated his list birth
day anniversary, Wednesday, by enter
tanning at family dinner.
J. Norton, of Vassar, and William
Beasum, of Ypsilanti, are new granite
cutters at W. L. Parker's shop.
John T. McCurdy has been retained
by the board of supervisors as its attor-
ney during the building of the court
house.
Fremont Worden, corner Stewart and
Martin streets, cut his wrist quite seri-
ously at the casket factory with chisel,
Monday.
Miss Laura Scott, dressmaker, who
has been living with Mrs. M. L. Welter,
Saginaw street, has returned home to
st. Johns.
Perry Grubaugh is now the owner of
the blacksmith shop on East Main
street. He has bought out his partner,
Hiram Manning.
Mrs. Otto Steinhart of Kerby, was
buried Tuesday at the Catholic cemetery
in Corunna Services were held at st.
Pauls Catholic church.
E. M. Richardson has had consid-
cradle plumbing done in his house on
Mulberry street, including new bath
room. Kelley Bros. did the work.
Arthur A. Let's, of the post Office
force, has been granted an increase of
pension from So to IS per month. The
date of the increase is Nov. g. 1902.
James Perry pleaded guilty Saturday
night, to striking Charles Martin, boy
who works with him at Estey Factory
A. Justice Walsh fined Perry the costs.
Corunna Commandery, No. 81, X. T.
will hold special conclave this evening
for the installation of officers. Hon.
Hugh McCurdy will be the installing
officer.
Glenn Tobey, clerk at Duff's
grocery. fell down the elevator shaft,
Saturday, and cut his head quite badly
Tobey was carrying bushel of pota'
toes when he fell.
Arthur L. Brown, of Pine street, has
made new incubator record. He set
22O eggs in the machine, of which 2O4
were fertile. From the 204, 1870 healthy
chicks were Matched.
The residence of L. Henderson, Rob
bins street, was burglarized Saturday
night, and five dollars in currency was
taken. Promissory notes to the amount
J of 1927 were left on the floor
The Royal Neighbors will serve the
banouet to the State Camp, Modern
Woodmen, when the latter body has it
convention here next month. G. J
McNally will oversee the work.