The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-04-22
Local News.

Local News.
Mrs Alvin Evans is improving after O
serious Illness
Will Devereaux is assisting in his
fathers grocery.
A. M. Hurlbut is out again after an
illness of fourteen weeks.
Frank Clifford, formerly of Owosso, is
sick at his home in Oxford of erysipelas.
William Rutledge will leave the first
of the week for st. Louis, Mo-, to work.
Mrs. Sarah O. Connor is at Blue Island,
Ills, visiting her daughter, Miss Kate
Corlett.
Mrs. VIM. Fleming, of Cleveland, is
guest of her parents, DIR. and Mrs. A.
V. Leonardson.
George Collier reports his thermom-
eter as registering eight degrees above
zero Tuesday morning, April 10.
The Owosso High school team plays
Lansing High school here Saturday.
Schafer and Matthews will be Owosso's
battery.
Mr.. and Mrs. M Van Wagner and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Richards have sod
their hotel at Linden and returned to
Owosso.
Mrs. Ellen Calkins, of Kalamazoo,
will give a lecture at the First M e.
church May under the auspices of the
w. @. L. U.
Miss Ella Herman, daughter of VII.
liam Herman, of this city, was married
recently at Muskegon to baker named
J. Mclaughlin.
A. E. butcher and family of Owosso,
and R. F. Kay, of Shaftsburg, former
county treasurer, will reside at Los An
geles, Cal, after next fall.
Frank Gillett, Charles Black. Court
Brott, Fred Saville, Milton Grow, Harry
Strong, Michael Rourke, and James
Drown went to Flint last night to join
the Eagles
A score of friends and neighbors help
ed Edward Conant to celebrate his birth
day anniversary Wednesday evening.
Mr. Conant received many presents.
AID. Rigley, Campbell and Lamfrom
inspected the various halls of the city on
Thursday; and will report the necessity
of fire escapes to the council next Mon
day evening.
Harry Teal, the base ball player ar
rested at Owosso for jumping board
bill at Vicksburg, was sentenced to pay
fine of S75, or spend 80 days in the
Detroit House of Correction.
George A. Stage, of Cohoctah Centre,
formerly of Owosso, left this week fer
Duluth to accept position as engineer
on the passenger boat, North Land,
running between Duluth and Buffalo.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. c. Van Ness were
called to Coldwater this week to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Van Vess cousin,
Miss Anna Chandler. Deceased was
principal Of the Escanaba High school.
The State W. G. T. U. convention
will be held in this city May 2l-27 at the
First NJ E. church. Mrs. L. Stevens
and Mrs. Anna Gordon. state officers,
will be present Miss Bell Kearney, of
Mississippi, one of the national lecturers,
will address the convention. 1t is hoped
that the ladies of the several churches
in the city will open their homes and
help entertain the delegates.
List of letters advertised at Owosso
P. o. for the week ending Sat. April l6,
1904 Art Beaton, Mrs. Sadie Bradley,
Miss Hattie Brendahl, F. j. Brockman,
Mrs Carrie Graves, Miss Merry r. Han
son, Walter Hennessey, Mrs. Eliza Hill
lis, VIM. Sangermann, VIM. Mango,
Mrs George Mathew, Albert Nelson,
HI. Power, Mrs. Raynner, Paul Sawyer,
Mrs H, Smith, Miss Myrtle Van Ness.
DR.. VIM Jopling has added to his al
ready large veterinary equipment
complete outfit for the new treatment
of parturient paresis, or so called milk
fever in COWS. The doctor says in this
new remedy the veterinary profession
has an almost sure cure" for this very
fatal disease. That at least 30 per cent
can be saved and even more if the own
er of the animal will keep his patient in
a upright position and give no medicine
of any kind Medicine given by the
mouth is almost sure to go to the lungs
and kill the animal.