The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-01-29
Frank Burgess, of owosso, has moved

Frank Burgess. of Owosso, has moved
to North Lansing.
The Royal neighbors initiated class
at Bancroft last night.
There will be Leap Year party a
Castle Hall this evening.
The loss on the G. w. Collier hous,
has been adjusted at $500.
Miss May Butterfield is expected home
next week from Germany.
Mr. and Mrs. j. G. Van Camp, Of
Greenville, are visiting in the city.
Mrs. @. II. Bement has been called to
Victor by the illness of her mother.
Mrs. Susan Wright, of Burton. is re.
covering, from an attack of pneumonia.
Fred LOCKER has accepted position
in the Michigan Central shops at Jack
son. ssh anr
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Dobbs Jr, of
Saginaw, have come to Owosso to re-
SIDE
Henry Beswick was called to Battle
Greek last week by the death of an
aunt.
Mrs. Niles Virgins has been spend
ing some days at Kalamazoo and Grand
Rapids.
Frank Deederly, of the Estey factory
A, lost part of one finger in a jointer,
Friday.
j. L. Curtis was called to Saginaw
county Wednesday by the death of his
mother
J The annual masquerade of the o. L.
l. Band will be given Feb. 12, at the
Armory.
Mrs David Clapp was called to Belle
vile, Ont, last week, by the illness of
her sister.
Miss Mabel Snow, Shiawassee street,
is seriously ill.
William Walsh, of Irwin, Pa, is a
guest of his brother, City Treasurer
John L. walsh.
The annual meeting of the Detective
Association will be held today at Ben
nington village.
Rev. J. P. Warner held special meet
ings at the First M. E. church every
evening this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Smith, of Corun-
ma, leave for California next week to be
gone until spring.
Mrs. p. G. Storms, of this city, has
been called to New York by the serious
illness of her father
The floral committee of the Baptist
church had a thimble party Wednesday
with Mrs. R. p. Bigelow.
DR.. M. w. Peters was fined $40 for be-
ing drunk, Tuesday evening, in the vi
cinity of the Exchange Hotel.
B. L. Brown has declined the APP
pointment as rural carrier at Hender-
son and will remove from the county.
The pupils of the fifth grade, Emerson
school had sleighride to the home OF
w. E. Aten in Corunna, Wednesday
evening.
William l.. Moloney, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Patrick Maloney, of Owosso, town
ship, is attending the Ferris institute at
Big Rapids.
The board of deacons of the First
Baptist church has organized by electina
A. w. Holmes president, and T. p.
Mitchell clerk.
Joseph Phillips paid fine in Justic,
Walsh's court, Monday, for using indie
cent language in the presence of Mrs
Hiram McCaffray.
John McCarty, who has been in tn,
south and west for several years, is
guest of his mother, Mrs Eli zabeth Nc
Carly, South Cedar street.
Levi Eldredge, Dickerson street, wa
arrested Tuesday on complaint of Mar
shall Ross for beating his horses. H
was fined by Justice Walsh.
A recent order of the post office dc
partments forbids the use of privat
mailing cards after July 1, bearing O
the address side the words Unite,
States of America"
A petition has been signed and fol
warded to Washington by the peopl
living in Caledonia township on cas-
Main street asking that rural route sever
be changed to give them the service
AT present these people cannot Obtain
mail from either the Owosso or Corunn
routes.