The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-03-25
LOCAL NEWS.

The Owosso Ypsilanti students are
nome for the spring vacation.
Miss Emma Gabriel is working at a
millinery store in South Bend.
Owosso Lodge No. ss, 1. o. o. F., con-
ferred five degrees Friday night.
! George Fish is Shiawassee county
agent for the National Supply Co., of
Lansing.
The State Camp of the Michigan Ma
tional Guards will be held in August
this year.
A false alarm of fire was turned in at
midnight Monday from Box 33, Abrey's
addition.
Roy Matthews, formerly of Owosso,
has been elected village president of
Shepherd.
Mrs. G. III. Field, of Grand Rapids,
was the guest this week of her sister,
Mrs Tod Kincaid
James Wonnacott and family haye
moved into the house on West Williams
street, corner of Pine.
Miss Mabel De Foe, of the Ypsilanti
Normal, is spending the spring holidays
with Miss Lena Payne.
Thomas Harris, who worked here at
the sugar factory, has moved his family
back to Chatham, Ont.
James q. Rigley was compelled to
come home the last of the week from
Ann Arbor on account of illness.
Mrs. William Devereaux, of Newburg,
is here to help care for Mrs. E. L. Dew
ereaux during the latter's illness.
John w. Thorne, who is running a
store at Bennington, will go on the road
again this summer, selling goods.
Willis Titus has given up his place at
Benton's barber shop and goes to De-
troit. John Meyers succeeds him.
George Fletcher, r. F. d. No. 8, has
been laid up some days, owing to the
fact that bale of hay fell upon him.
Cleon, little son of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
G. Appleton, had one hand badly cut
last week in bicycle sprocket Wheel
G. A. Byerly, treasurer of the Union
school district, has received $1s, IN SO
school tax from City Treasurer Walsh
The loss on the Jennings 81 Foster
Co 5 furniture in the Dennis fire has
been adjusted at the face of the policy,
5000.
Wendell Klaus was painfully burned
about the hands and face, recently,
while cleaning his pipe by burning al
cohol.
Miss Bessie Motto has resigned her
position as bookkeeper at Bunting &
Miller's, and Miss Agnes Laveck sue
ceeds her.
Albert Evans, of Owcsso, has sold out
his business at Eaton Rapids, and is on
the road for the Diamond Peat Fuel Co.
of Three Rivers.
A. M. Gay has built him a home on
Kinney Heights, Los Angeles, CAL, and
is about to move in. Mrs. Gays health
is much improved.
A thunder storm late Monday night
removed practically all of the snow left
on the ground, and filed bitches and
creeks to overlooking.
Marshall Ross says that from this on
slot machines will not be tolerated in
the city-and he means what he says.
Good for the marshall!
James O'Dea has quit his job as bag
gageman for the Michigan Central here
and gone to Chicago. G. H. Wade, of
st. Charles, succeeds him.
George Perry, who was brought back
from Howell last week for embezzling
$12.65 from A. Todd e. Co., was fined SIC
and costs, Saturday by Justice Walsh.
Mrs. Conrad Friegel died Monday
night at her home near Bennington aged
SO years. She left husband and
family. Funeral services took place
Thursday Rev. w. w. Benson officiat'
ing
Supt. J. w. Simmons, Secy. H. Kirk
White and Treasurer G. A. Byerly. of
the board of education, were in Sagi-
nav Tuesday, inspecting the manual
training department of the Saginaw
City schools.
Owosso High school base ball team ex
poets to play April 90 with the Lansing
team here; April 30, Howell at Howell
May Z, Fenton here; May ID, Lansing al
Lansing, May 81, Howell here; and
June II, Fenton at Fenton.
Rev. J. G. Cromer, former pastor OF
the Congregational church in this city
has received call to the pastorate of
the Con gregational church at Yelling
ton, Ohio. The Plymouth Weekly says
SHOULD Mr.. Cromer accept this call HI
will follow a long line of illustriou
preachers who have made the church al
Wellington power in the denomin,
ton