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

Local news.
Delayed from last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Welte entertain
ed at Finch on Wednesday evening.
NJ ID. Roth has rented the q. Fl.
Graham residence on west King street.
Charles Howe has moved his family
into the Laverock fiat on Mason street.
Paul Setback has bought the place on
Ridge street formerly owned by Otto
Helm.
Capt. Berry, of the Salvation Army
is able to be out. after a several days
illness.
Owosso Camp No. zoos, M. w. of A.,
initiated five new members Wednesday
evening
Mrs. Z. w. Morgan died Thursday.
She was 30 years of age, and leaves
husband
| William Wren and Louis Whitfield
have charge of the new fourth floor OF
the machine department at Estey Fac
tory A.
Mrs. Mary Hurst. south Chipm an
street, has purchased house and lot
on Factory street of Mrs. Grace Will
liams,
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Guenther and
baby have left for Mexico, Mo-, where
Mr.. Guenther will work for A. F.
Hollis.
George Joy, employed on the Elk's
Temple, was struck on the head by q
falling brick, Thursday, and received
bad scalp wound.
Mrs. Emma X. Knapp, of Howell,
well known contributor to Odd Fellow
periodicals, will speak at the S5th ami
versary entertainment here April 26.
. Frank Smith, of Owosso, who is pitch
= ing for the Springfield, Ills, team in tn
Three league, pitched his first game TO
O the season, this week, and won, to D.
o Owosso Lodge No. 81, F. g. A. NJ, ha
4 accepted an invitation from Corunn
Y Lodge to confer the third degree Tues
t day evening, April 10. Every brothe
: is urged to attend.
S Charles F. Shultz and Edward Kinne
s have organized the Owosos Quick Clean
3 er Co., and have put the preparation
IS which cleans woodwork and fabrics int
n the hands of agents.
e John Alderman, of Vernon, claim
that his neighbors are draining the SUI
/ face water from their farms onto hi
o land, and may take legal measure
against its continuance.
George Fletcher, of Chicago, wi
make his home in Owosso and will dt
vote his time to teaching music. II
% has contracted to put the o. L. l. Ban'
in shape.
4 Mr. and Mrs James Findlater and tn
o. latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Member
h nick, who will move here from Gran
q Rapids, will soon occupy the Colt hous
d on West Oliver street.
IS Rev. j. ]. Schuknecht, formerly {
Q Owosso is now at Elsmore, CAL, takin
10 hot mud baths His health is still yer
y poor. He will leave soon for Los Al
;. geles to attend the Evangelical col
10 ference and will arrive at Owosso on h
lr way home to Detroit about May 10.
y The State board of pardons met at tn
n Hotel Wildermuth, Thursday, and too
= testimony in the case of John Rossi,
g Elsie, who was sent from Clinton count
"a Is months ago for two and one-ha
q years, on charge of assault with inter
% to do great bodily. harm.
Q The election inspectors and clerl
. who received 30 each at the last meetir
80 of the old council, sent bills to the ne
70 council Monday evening for So more eao
- on the ground that they always ha
AZ been allowed 81 for their work in ii
~ past. The new council allowed tt
!" bills, but to date Mayor Parkill has d
Il clined to sign them.
N Mr.. Paul Wendt, of Owosso, and Mi
- Minnie ALDER, of Ann Arbor, wei
married Thursday afternoon at Il
home of the bride. Miss Minnie Wend
h. of this city, acted as bridesmaid. f.
al young couple will reside at 913 Fletch
ne street. The groom is employed at t
RS Woodland factory
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