The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-03-25
Local News.


Clarence Somers has gone back to
Minot, N. d.
F. B. Holman was in Byron on bust
ness Wednesday.
Come and see c. S. Williams about a
lot, He has them for sale.
j. A. Thompson, of Chicago, called
on friends in the city yesterday.
Mrs. E. R. Hutchins, of Chicago, is
guest at the home of Morris Osburn.
Mrs. Louie e. Lyon and Harry Lyon
are back from a long stay in Virginia.
Thomas Carmody has sold his home
on West Mason street to A. T. Phillips.
DR.. A. M. Hume was in Hudson yes
terday, attending the funeral of an
aunt.
Mrs Reuben Morris, of Newburg, has
contributed a comfortable to the Dorcas
Home.
Mrs. Leora Ingersoll has been called
to Aberdeen, S. D, by the illness of
brother.
w. A. Noble, travelling representative
of the Estey Mfg. Co., was in the city
yesterday.
Miss Bertha Kiefer, OF Alma College,
is spending two weeks with Mr.. and
Mrs. G. e. Pardee.
|. o. Chase, of Detroit. visited old
friends here this week on his way to
Wreford Kas., for a stay
Corporal Charles M. Hamper on ac
count of q press of business, has applied
for discharge from Company H.
j. w. Thorn leftyesterday on weeks
business trip to Toronto and Montreal
for the kalamazoo Railway Supply Co.
Fred and Clarence Olmstead have
gone home to Dakota, after spending
the winter in Rush with their parents.
The Grand Trunk pay car went
through Monday. The Ann Arbor
monthly pay checks also came Monday.
On order of Chief Ross, all the gamb-
ling slot machines in the city were taken
out Wednesday, and will be kept out,
Eugene d. Youngs, of this city,
has secured a position under the
department of agriculture at Washing
ton.
Miss Lulu Kanagy, of Ionia, will
spend part of next week in this city.
She will assist the Congregational choir
Sunday.
The Byron Herald states that G. Nd.
Buell., of Burns township, grew 40 acres
of sugar beets last year which netted
him 81, 1,00O
The Headwaiters, with Joe Kelly as
the star, gave a good entertainment at
the opera house Tuesday evening to
large audience.
A post mortem was held Wednesday
en- the remains of Mrs. Conrad Friegel,
of Bennington. They found death to
have been due to contracted liver.
Robert Edgar, of Santa Ana, Cal,
writes Owosso friends that peach trees
are in blossom and they are enjoying
ideal spring weather. Mr.. Edgar form
erly resided here.
Mrs. Milo Simmington and sons. who
will reside hereafter at Flint, were
given farewell surprise, Tuesday even
ing by friends and neighbors at the home
of Andrew Hutchings, west Main street.
Miss Sara Owen has resigned her
place as stenographer with S. s. Miner.
and enters the employ of the Estey
Manufacturing Co. in similar capacity.
Miss Carrie Bradley succeeds her as Mr..
Miners stenographer.
The sixth and seventh grades, Emer
son building, united this afternoon in
giving an Easter program. The invita-
tions, with the front page containing
water color of chick emerging from
it, shell, were drawn by members of
the grades.
The Berean Class of the First M. e.
Sunday school held meeting at the
home of George Lanphere, Friday even.
ing and elected the following officers:
President, Ethel Henderson,; vice presi--
dent, Hannah Fuller; secretary, Ruby
Maxson; treasurer. Carrie Bonnell.
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