The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-04-01

sick for several days.
George'R Richardson has recovered from
an attack of pneumonia.
Lorenzo Fenelli, of Owosso. has been
granted his final naturalization.
AT recent meeting the Elks received
ten applications for membership.
Mrs. /. o. Drake, of Oyid, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Frank Weidman.
Miss Erma Arnold is spending the
school vacation at her home in Ovid.
j. Frank Barn es, of Byron, was the
guest of relatives in the city Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles Hagan, of Bennington.
mother of Thomas Hagan, is quite sick.
Mrs. NJ d. Grow was called to Grand
Blanc this week by the illness of sis
ter.
| Hon. Theron W. Atwood, state com
missioner of railroads, was in the city
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Carmody expect
to build new home ON Water street
this summer.
H. Wheelock and family of 202 Cass
street, have moved to the Bunker farm,
west CT the city.
A daughter was born Saturday to Mr.
and Mrs. Adolph Stevens, of ST. Johns,
formerly of Owosso.
Fred G. Frieseke arrived in New York
City recently from Paris He may visit
Owosso this summer.
The Parker Granite Works have ship
ped four monuments to Linden, one to
Flushing and one to Byron.
John Collins has moved his family
back from Detroit and will work in the
Woodland furniture factory.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Hurry, South Chip
man street, have moved to the Moore
farm, northwest of the city.
Harry o. Green, arrested for stealing
dog at Detroit, has been released, as
the police believe him innocent.
E. II. Brady, of st. Charles, who has
been working at the Ann Arbor shops,
has moved his family to Owosso
Mr.. and Mrs f. A. Todd left Oklaho-
ma City Wednesday for home. Mrs.
Todd is still in very poor health.
Mrs. W. H. Brunson and Mrs S. E.
Gillian, of st. Johns, visited at the
home of L. r, Doolittle this week.
S. E. p arkill responded to the toast
''The Drift of State Politics" at the JEFF
ferson banquet in Pontiac, Monday
evening.
Mrs. w. d. Markham, who has been
here since the death Of her husband two
months ago. has returned home to
Syracuse, N. Y.
Miss Grace Broeffle, whose home was
formerly in this city, has left Olivet and
gone to Flushing to work on the Obser
yer, as compositor.
The Colfax Rebebahs and their hus-
bands and Colfax Odd Fellows and their
wives spent last evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. j. Sheldon.
Mrs. L. E. Gould will go to Hastings
on Wednesday next to attend meeting
of the executive committee of the State
Federation of Woman's Clubs.
Local military officers.have received
invitations to the annual ball of Com
pany X, Third Infantry, M. N. g., at
Cheboygan, Tuesday evening, April 10.
Judge Smith held court in Howell
this week. and on Saturday will hear
naturalization matters in this circuit.
On Monday routine business will be
taken up.
Supt j. w. Simmons was in Lansing
last week to attend the meeting of city
school superintendent whose counties
will have county normals next Septem.
Der or before.
During the floods last Friday, Frank,
little son of Mr., and Mrs. Charles Terry
Young street, fell into Comstock Creek
and narrowly escaped drow ming. He
was rescued by G. Gerard.
Mrs. Peck sister of Mrs. A. B. Chip
man, was given surprise at the home
of the latter, and presented with fine
rocker, Tuesday evening. Mrs. Peck
recently ret urned to Owosso from Chi
cago.
In an exhibition drill last Friday even
ing at Masonic Temple, Detroit, by the
Cadets of the Michigan Military Aca-
DENY, Capt. Frank Davis, of Owosso,
was the cadet officer in charge of the
battalion.
Major Charles Vernon, u. S. A., re-
tired, of Ann Arbor, inspected Company
II Friday evening and found the Com
pany in good condition. He will return
later to assist in getting the company
ready for camp.
The funeral of Miss Lena Speck took
place Sunday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock
Deceased was the daughter of Mr.. and
| Mrs Dominick Speck. 446 Abbott street