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


James Martin, Owosso township, is
sick.
Mrs. Susan Wright, of Burton, is very
i'll of pneumonia
Mrs. Frank Woodland, John street, is
ill with pneumonia.
HI D. Lyon has gone to New York to
buy goods for Lyon & Pond.
Arthur Root, of st. Johns, is working
at the Owosso Carriage factory.
M. H. Knapp has been confined to the
house part of the week by sickness.
Supervisor and Mrs. John A. F.
Evans welcomed son to their home
Monday.
Mrs. Frank Abbey, of Fenton, con-
Quoted the Spiritual Society services
here on Sunday.
Mrs. Helen Tickner is sick at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Whalen, 31S
North Oak street.
William Hoppe, r. F. d. No. 5, will
move to this city next month and sell
goods for Hartshorn g. Son.
q. F. North has sold his property on
Michigan avenue to G. E. Rigley, and
purchased the two houses of Nicholas
Geeck on Elm street.
Gideon Strehl, who was called home
i by the illness of his father, Michael
Strehl, Owosso township, has gone to
Chicago to study voice culture.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs Fred
Gill, last week, at the home OF Mrs
ellis parents, Mr.. and Mrs q. E.
North, Michigan Avenue.
Msr. Clara Vernon, Mack street, Owes
so, has asked for divorce from her hus-
band, Nathaniel Vernon, alleging beat
ings and other cruel treatment.
DR.. p. T. Johnson, of Battle Creek,
one of the oldest and best speakers in
state, will serve the Spiritualist Sunday,
Feb. 2Sth, morning and evening
George w. Aten, accompanied by
Mrs. Aten, has gone to the southern
part of the state to canvass for the
Modern Brotherhood of America.
Charles Listeman, of this city, in jai
at Detroit for counterfeiting, has beer
released ON bail. His wife and Blan
chard, alleges accomplices, are still il
Jail.
The o. q G. E. Co. made strenuou
and successful efforts to keep the lin
open Monday. A car to combat tn
snow drifts was put on at $3.50 in tn
morning.
The annual meeting of the King
Daughters will be held Wednesday evet
ing, March 2, at the home of Miss Nv
Maliskey, Saginaw street Every.men
Der is urged to be present.
The house of Mrs. Emma Hopkins
J Woodlawn avenue, caught fire from
soft coal burner, Tuesday morning
Floyd Reynolds, member of the fiji
department. who lives next door, extir
guished the blaze.
Mr.. Bert V. Palmer and Miss CARR
: Duncan were married Saturday ever
ing at the home of the brides incl
James WEIGH, Stewart street, by Rev,
: H. Hanks Mr.. and Mrs Palmer wi
reside at Williamson.
: Rev. and Mrs. G. Dew, Brewer,
Greenwich. Conn, well known her
are visiting at Fenton. Mr.. Brewer o
cupied the Congregational pulpit {
Sunday morning at Fenton, describir
the Holy Land, which he recently visi
e ed.
Local druggists have been COMPEL
to advance the price of camphor We
materially, owing to the increased hal
) ship in getting it since the Russo-Js
anese war began. The camphor laur
10 10 from which it is obtained, grows in j
d. pan and China.
The cannon which is intended for
~ court house square in Corunna is at S
1t Francisco, and freight upon it must
se paid before it can be sent to the cour
TO seat. The freight amounts to So
j. The board of supervisors will be allow
ne to deal with the question.
ly Fred B. Richardson has severed
TT connection with Hunts grocery, a
la has established the maple Poult
he Farm on the Flint property south
re town. Mr.. Richardson will make
of speciality of black and white Langsha
m He has been with w. s. Hunt Sc,
ed years, and has been connected W
on local groceries for sixteen years.
IT, Rev. Carlos H. Hanks was in o,
Is, Friday evening to act as judge in a
ie- batting contest between the high schC
ISIS of st. Johns and Ovid. The quest
he for discussion was Resolved, That
enfranchisement of the negro was
- timely and i'll advised" Ovid took
NE negative and won the contest Ju
me Bush, of Corunna. and Mr.. Fassett
Eanton xvere the other two iudpes