The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-04-22
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from Alpena to $40 Pine street.
John Crane, of Rush, has arrived al
Minot, N. d., and will take up land.
William Gidney mashed finger al
the Ann Arbor shops the first of the
week.
John Hurry has sold his house.at 101:
South Chapman street to William
Giffie Jr.
Floyd Everetts has purchased the
house at $40 Lee street, where his father
now resides.
Edward Hackett, Corunna Avenue
has returned from the Grand Rapids
Soldiers Home.
Gov. Bliss has designated April 30,
as Arbor Day and urges the proper OBJ
servance thereof.
Rev. f. E. Dodds, well known here
has accepted call to Methodist church
at Niles City, Mont.
The year old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs W. E. Payne, who has been quite
sick, is improving.
Marta Studabuck was sent to Corun
ma Jail Saturday for 30 days by Justice
Walsh for drunkenness.
Ralph Graham, of Owosso, has beer
elected captain of the M. A. G. baske
ball team for next season.
Miss Marion Fuller has recovered
after weeks illness and is back at hel
work with Osburn & Sons,
J. Arthur Rudy. well known here,
will be principal of the High school al
New Hudson, Mich next year.
Thirty-two years ago last Friday {
snow storm similar to the one tina
ragged then, held sway Throughout
Michigan.
James Race was in Detroit this weel
as delegate from the local council to tn,
37th annual convention of the Royal
Arcanum.
Charles A. Towne is one of the dis
trict delegates from New York to TIT
democratic national convention at st
Louis, July 6.
At recent meeting of the Merchant
Beet Co., Ltd, the old officers were re
elected so that the few details now re
naming may be closed up.
w. M. Gillett, formerly of Maple
River, has purchased an interest in {
rooming house at st. Louis and will b.
in that city during the Worlds Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs Arson Sheldon have
moved into the Steven Fraser house OF
North Hickory street. Mr.. Sheldon il
working with the Ann Arbor bridge
gang.
Charles Mason, son of George Mason
will move from the farm southeast O
town to Owosso where he expects t.
work in the Woodland factory.-Chesan
ing Argus.
Owosso Company No. 45, U. r. K. P.
initiated nine candidates Friday evening
enjoyed lunch and decided to attend tn
Grand Review of the Uniform Rank a
Detroit, May 10.
Charles Blanchard graduate of tn
M. A. c., and formerly of Owosso, ha
received an increase of salary to 800
per year by the firm he is employed b.
in Pennsylvania.
Harry Teal, of Three Rivers, bas
ball player who had been in Owosso
few days, was arrested here last weel
and taken back to Vicksburg for jump
ing board bill.
Mrs. Michael Fauth, an old residen
of the county died at her home, Monday
south of the city, aged about 50 years
She leaves a husband and family. On
son, Junius, resides here.
Fred M. Groves ankle is still badl,
injured, and his route for the Hamilton
Brown Shoe Co. is being covered by w
H. Thorpe, of ST. Louis, Mo. MI
Grove is at his home here.
Michael Rourke was bound over to tn
circuit court Tuesday, by Justice Walsh
for keeping his saloon open on Sunda.
last. Rourke will appear April 30, an,
is expected to plead guilty.
George E. Townsend, of Caro-, wa
brought here last week for failure t.
support his wife and infant child
Townsend made satisfactory arrange
ments for their future care, and was al
lowed to go back to Caro-.
p. III. Halter, who has been a wei
known Tyrone farmer, left last wee
for Owosso, near which city he has pur
chased farm. Mr.. Haller has man
friends in this vicinity who will wis
him the best of success in his new locs
ton. -Fenton Independent.
The Kings Daughters have evolved
neat plan for raising money for charity
Prominent citizens will be solicited t
contribute neutrality-suspicious. to a boo
which the society will get out. The te
cents each citizen will also contribut
will be used in charity.