The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-04-29

Buy a cook book of the Congregational
ladies.
f. II. Watson is in Detroit today on
business.
Miss Name Hoyt spent Sunday in
Lansing.
E. A. Todd, Jr., of Toledo, was here
over Sunday.
Arthur Chapman, Ann Arbor bag
gageman. is sick.
Thomas Mears, of Lennon, was in the
city last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Gleason spent
Sunday in Durand.
Odell Chapman was in Marshall on
legal business Monday.
Forty-two deaths were reported in
this county during March.
Mrs. o. l.. Davis is spending the week
with her parents in Howell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Saml. Byerly left yes
terday for trip to California.
John Roos is in Chatham, Ont, as a
witness for the Kilby Co. in law suit.
Chas Taylor has broken ground for
the Densmore residence on north Ball
street.
Mrs. H. G. McGuineas and daughter,
Miss Helen Woodland, are visiting in
Ithaca.
Miss Mollie Roberts will return the
first of the week from visit at her home
in Detroit.
Rev. E. Spathelf, of Lansing, is the
guest of his parents, Rev. and Mrs. G.
Spathelf.
Will Horton, of Owosso township, has
been appointed substitute carrier on
rural route seven.
About seventy couples attended Frank
McNamara's Leap year party at the
Armory Friday night.
Miss Winnifred Beech returned to
Coldwater, Monday, to resume her work
as teacher at the State school,
Edward Crooks was bound over to the
circuit court Tuesday by Justice Nc
Caughna for keeping his saloon open on
Sunday.
At the Owosso Gun Clubs shoot last
week, B. S. Gaylord was first with 19
and John Rosevear second with II out
of possible 20.
Corunna Commandery Knights Temp
lar has accepted an invitation to attend
Ascension day services at Christ Episco-
pal church in this city.
In the case of the people vs.. Fred Nc
Lean, of Fairfield, for assault and bat
terry upon Miss Mabel Pray, jury last
week acquitted Mclean.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Fitzpatrick and
daughter are expected home soon from
Washington. They will spend the sum
mer here and in Saginaw.
B. E. Smith, of the Sugar Co., is home
from his trip to Cuba. He had very
enjoyable time and was much pleased
with the prosperous outlook in Cuba.
Supt. JOS Kohn, of the sugar Co.,
was in the city Tuesday. He has just
returned from a visit at his old home in
Austria and says he is glad to be back
and is more than ever pleased with
American.
Former City Treasurer John T.
Walsh has purchased the cigar business
of G. j. Thorne. Mr.. Thorne has gone
west for his health in company with
Clarence and Edward j. Hunt.
Lawrence, E. Gould, formerly of this
city, has by request, prepared an article
on electrical engineering for the Street
Railway Review, of Chicago. The
paper paid $3.50 for the article.
The following enumerators for the
state census to be taken in June have
receiv ed their commissions First ward
j. E. Weeks; second, w. G. Cadwalla
der; third, Fred Chapell; fourth, FREQ
Burhans, fifth, John II. Walsh.
1t is generally expected that the Grand
Trunk will soon put on an early morn
ing passenger train west and that the
old noon train from Grand Haven will
be restored. These changes will great
ly please the travelling public. 1t will
also give Owosso greatly improved mai
facilities.
The Ann Arbor railroad will run
special train from Byron to Corunna
May 4, for the corner stone laying. The
train will then make half hour trips
between Owosso and Corunna for the
accommodation of the crowds which
the street cars can not, it is thought
move in a satisfactory manner.
Mrs. Ida Daniels of Owosso, has been
reelected corresponding secretary of the
Saginaw district Methodist w. H. M.
Society. Mrs. G.. B. Hitler, also of this
city, is treasurer, Mrs j. b. Parker
mite box secretary, and Mrs. Minnie
White secretary of Young People
work.
st. Johannis church will celebrate its
tenth anniversary on Sunday. 1t is ex-