The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-04-15

w. Bittel has sold his residence on
Ada street to Andrew Geek.
The 31st Michigan Infantry will hold
reunion at Ypsilanti, May II.
William Howe, of Ada street, had
tumor removed from his neck last week.
A. 9. Preston has sold his place on
South Chpman street to William Shad-
bolt.
Thomas. Galusha has gone to Byug
Inlet Can, to work for lumber COM
pany' ,aH d % ylsolitia
lawrence e.. Gould, of Owosso, is
surveying new electric line at Osh-
kosh, Wis.
Fred Hurry has recovered from
severe illness, and is back at his work at
the Ann Arbor shops.
DR.. A. S. Scott, of Laingsburg, form
erly of Owosso, has been appointed
health officer of Sciota township.
The Ann Arbor steam shovel and
gravel trains went into commission Mon
day, leaving for the pit at Chilson.
Floyd Derham, of Durand, has been
released by the Detroit American League
Baseball team because of sore hands.
Two Italians with cinnamon bears
| gave exhibitions on the street on Mon
day, and took in considerable money.
M. Roy Osburn, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Morris Osburn, of Owosso, is to be gen.
eral manager of sugar factory at James
vile, Wis.
Miss Lena Dean, who is teaching
school at Lennon, is seriously ill Of
blood poisoning, the result of an injury
to her heel.
At the request of the w. G. T. U. all
the pastors preached thoughtful SER
mons Sunday morning, union Sabbath
observance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lemuel Henderson, iv-
ing south of Oakhill cemetery, well
coined little son to their home Satur-
day morning.
There is not single case of contagious
disease in the city at the present time.
Mrs. Frank Learned Is recovering
from serious illness.
A. j. WEIGH and Mark Woodbury. have
opened shop for roo fing timing,
sheet iron and furnace work at 215
North Ball street.
@. G. Duff's delivery horse ran away,
Monday, galloping the full length of the
crowded Main street pavement without
doing any damage.
DR.. Andrew B. Spinney, proprietor of
the Reed City sanitarium, will be at
Owosso National Hotel, Thursday,
April %.
Manager r. N. Parshall is agitating
the formation of baseball league made
up of Owosso, Corunna, Durand, st.
Johns, Ovid, Chesaning Perry and
Laingsburg.
Eugene d. Youngs left Monday for
Washington, d. c., to take up his work
under the agricultural department, in a
position secured for him by Congress-
man Fordney.
Invitations are out for the marriage
of Miss Carrie Stoddard, of Detroit, to
Mr.. Irving Cook, also of Detroit, but
formerly of this city, to take place next
Tuesday at the home of the brides
parents.
The Ann Arbor Railroad is repainting
its passenger coaches to conform to the
Wabash standard, light brown with red
window frames. The word Gam Ar
Dor" alone is used to designate owner
ship, "R. r." or Railroad" in each case
being cut off.
The twenty Durand citizens who
signed contracts which afterwards prov
ed to be notes, for the purpose of secur-
ing creamery for the village, have
compromised with the Industrial Con-
struction Company of Chicago, by pay
ing $4,000, or rs per cent of the face of
the notes.
McElwane Miner, former bookkeeper
in the Owosso Manufacturing Co., but
more recently at d. NJ Christians, will
resign his position and will go to
Pontiac to become associated with G. S.
Ensminger in Racket store. Mr.. and
Mrs. Miner have many friends in the
city who regret their departure.
While in Owosso Tuesday Mrs. G. w.
Bartlett and two interesting little girls.
Mr.. Bartlett has recently purchased two
and half lots on Main street and will
build new home another year, and sell
his present location on Mason street.
Chesanipp Argus