The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-02-26

Mr.. and Mrs. G. s. Ensminger are
quite sick. h
M. L. Izor of Durand, was in the city
Tuesday.
Ann Arbor Engine No. AZ, is in the
shops for repairs.
Mrs. S. Crambell, north Hickory /
street, is quite sick. n
Mr.. and Mrs. O. l.. Davis were in
Howell the first of the week. a p9t
Miss Ada Walton has entered whole
sale millinery house in Detroit.
Rural Carriers johnson and Schenck,
of Elsie, were in the city Monday.
Thome & Frisbie have reprinted and
repapered the interior of their store.
Knapp g. Smith have added 1724
square feet of floor space to their store.
/ G. w. Danforth spent part of the
week at a beekeeper's convention in Lam
sing.
Mrs p. o. Dwight, of Saginaw, is
visiting her parents, Mr., and Mrs. Chas.
Morton.
Edward Fortress, now of Turtle Lake,
formerly of this city, is reported to be
dying.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Russell, of Detroit,
are visiting at the home of g. w. Liv-
ingston.
Charles Balcom has sold his dray line
in this city to John Irish, and will move
onto farm.
E. G. Van Ness was at Saginaw, Mon
day, to attend the funeral of his uncle,
Capt VIM. P. Warren.
The University, Agricultural College
and State Normal students have return
ed to resume their studies.
Fred E. Walton, formerly of Owosso,
has been appointed corporal in Co. E,
End, Infantry, M. N. G., at Lansing.
Mr.. and Mrs Writ Ives, of Unadilla,
are spending their honeymoon at the
home of the brides uncle, j. H. Lave
rock.
Daniel Foote has resigned his position
with the American Express Co. Claude
Willoughby succeeds him as junction
agent
Mrs. Clara Hopkins has returned
from an extended visit in Holly. Her
daughter, Mrs. F. E. Dodds came with
her for short stay.
Mrs Hattie A. Youngs has received a
check from the X. o. T. NJ M. for 81 900,
the amount for which her son Clarence,
who died five weeks ago, was insured in
the order.
Mrs. Maggie Listeman, one of the al
legged counterfeiters sent from this city
to Detroit, has been released on her own
recognizance, and is at home with her
children in this CITY,
Mr. Herman j. Crate, of Ovid, for
merly of Owosso, and Miss Carrie King
ensmith, of Cygnet, o., were married
} at the Baptist parsonage, Wednesday
morning, by Rev. j. A. Clyde.
) R. N. Parshall will ask the council
for permission to erect poles and string
wires on the streets. He intends light
ing the opera house with power from
his dynamo at the Owosso City mills.
l A branch of the Michigan Funeral
5 Benefit Association, which guarantees
proper burial, free of expense, to mem.
r bers, is being organized here by Ear
Hicks, of Flint, and Fred e. Burt, OF
r Owosso.
l. Charles Brown was voted into
!. active membership by Company H
y Tuesday evening, and Private d. Kenny
Parker was promoted to be corporal
q The company has full quota of rs. en-
a listed men.
vt The Mohawk Pedro Club met Tues
:. day evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
|. Champion, Dewey street. Claude Crail
a and Mrs. Henry Wood won the frs
It prizes; George Sample and Mrs. Grail
If captured the others. Lunch was served
y Owosso Chapter No. 80, r. A. M
IL will hold special convocation TIN
evening, Feb. 26, for the purpose of cor
re ferring the p. M. e. M. E. M. degree
n, Work will commence promptly at
ID o'clock. L. G Goodrich, grand lecture
lg of the Grand CHAPTER of, Royal Arc
70 Masons of Michigan, will conduct
to school of instruction here Wednesda
evening, March Q. Owosso Chapte
ga will confer the degree.
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