The Owosso times., 1903-05-08

Mss Maltle w aiioh 10 quiee sich'
Mrs Lucinda Smith has moved to st.
hns
r. Cobb, of Perry, was in the city
lesday.
sesen Wood has moved to s16 Corun.
Avenue.
OIL. sprague was in Detroit on busi-
IS Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. S. Smith are cooks
the New National.
william Dick has moved his family
ne Elizabeth street.
Ill. Ash, of Grand Rapids, was in
scity on business. Tuesday.
The North, Jennings & Foster fire
shas been adjusted at $721.
Miss Tena Byrnes, South Shiawassee
set is bookkeeper at the Woodard
fees
0wosso Camp No. 1908, M. w. A, re-
wed three new members Friday
ening
Mrs. Julia Connor has purchased the
thur Wright house on South Lam
ng street.
Sixty couples attended Frank Nc
smaras May day party at the Armory
iday night.
The sum of $44.66 was deposited in
sCitizens' Savings Bank, Friday, by
sschool children.
Freseke Brothers have begun max
gbrick, but will not burn a kiln un-
the last of next week.
The Owosso Stars base ball team de-
ned Ovid High school last week at
nd by a score of IL to 6.
Mrs. 7. D. Fletcher and granddaugh-
Miss Florence Fletcher, spent part
the week in Montrose.
vi Churchill, of Morrice, has secur-
aposition with r. N. Parshall, and
smoved his family to Owosso.
Abolish musical will be given at the
me of Mrs. F. H. Gould, next Tues
", by Mrs. l.. B. Allison's pupils.
Max Haggerty, of Cheboygan, spent
rt Of the week at the home of his
ther NJ. G. Agent, L. D. Haggerty.
Company H, the G. A. R. and the w.
&C. will attend memorial services
yA at the Congregational church.
Thomas J. Tubbs, of Columbus, is
ilquite ill at the home of his parents,
T. and Mrs. E. B. Tubbs, in this city.
Us. McNab, of this city, put in fif-
en- new telephones for the Union Tele-
nome Company at Bancroft, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Stever, of Chicago,
no spent the winter at Coronado
each, CAL, are expected in the city
on for visit.
Prof. Evans, formerly principal of the
dngsburg schools, has been engaged
superintendent of the Frankfort
hools for the coming year at a salary
lsl25O.
George L. Keeler, of Grand Rapids,
Is in the city the first of the week
y. Keller has just returned from a
pof several weeks in Texas and other
athern states.
Thirty friends attended the musical
wen by Miss Edith Wykes' vocal and
strumental classes at Miss Wykes'
me Friday evening. Musicals will be
aVen hereafter every fortnight.
Ina fight with shovels, Friday, be-
veen Allie Monroe and Isaac Reese,
Aonroe received two long scalp wounds.
'arrests were made. The men were
rking on the Stewart street sewer
tuesday, April 2S, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Roy McDiarmid, of Sidney, &. b.,
ova Scotia, welcomed an eleven pound
n to their home. Mrs. McDiarmid
as formerly Miss. Anna Bartrem' Oh
iis city.
J. Luther Bradley, veteran OF COM
my G, Thirty third Michigan Volun-
sr Infantry, is expected home from
y Philippines about June /. de mas
most completed three years enlist
'nt in the regular army.
John Hartman, of Sciota, was brought
'the county Jail last Saturday nope,
sly insane. Brooding on the death Oh
= parents, who died of poisoning
ven years ago is believed to De respon
Ne for Hartman's condition.
Nr. John Shilling. of Grand hapids,
Iadmaster ON the Grand Trunk anu
dss Kate Farrell, cook at the Junction
louse here for several years, were mar
* by Fr'P. J. Slane at st. paul
Hholic church, Tuesday mornins'
hey win reside at Grand Rapids.