The Owosso times., 1904-02-05
Iiss Margaret Laveck. Gilbert streets

Miss Margaret Laveck. Gilbert street,
is sick.
Miss Flossie butcher returns tomor-
row from Flint.
Paul Coffin, a pioneer of Burns town
ship, died last week, aged 9S years.
w. H. Lingle is in the employ of the
Hannah real estate agency, Detroit.
Funds are being solicited to purchase
suits for the high school base ball team.
Delos Hanna was fined Monday morn
ing by Justice Walsh for drunkenness.
The Leap Year party at Pythian Hall,
Friday evening, was attended by 80.
couples.
Mr. and Mrs ID. L Densmore will
build new home on Ball street in the
spring.
J. F. Race is in Ionia working in the
interest of the Modern Brotherhood of
America.
Hon. Fred M. Warner, Secretary of
State, was in the city last evening and
this forenoon.
Mrs. Alma Richards Post, formerly of
Owosso, was married recently at Flint
to Charles H. Walters.
Mrs. A. B. Chapman, who has been
sick some days, wishes to thank the w.
r. G. for box of fine flowers
Mrs. H. G. Motto was called to Du.
rand this week by the illness of her
daughter, Mrs. Charles Pillans.
Platt and Stanley Elwell have pur-
chased bazaar store at st. Johns, and
moved their families to that place.
Miss Edna Converse, bookkeeper for
the Michigan Health g. Accident As
sociation, has been sick few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. J. Titus, 419 East
Mason street, entertained the Gale
donia Farmers Club at dinner yester-
day.
Miss Bessie Bigelow has been COM
PEELED to give up her school work at
Olivet on account of trouble with her
eyes
Dogs broke into Victor Josenhans
chicken house Monday night and de-
stroyed about $75 worth of blooded
poultry.
Clifford Green, formerly of Owosso,
and brother of Charles Green, Corunna
avenue, is sick of typhoid fever at
Salida, Col
Owosso and Corunna Typographical
Union held business meeting followed
by banquet in Odd Fellow hall Mon
day evening.
Phil Shepard made run on the Ann
Arbor the first of the week as substitute
mail clerk. Substitute Griffith carried
mail on his route.
At the last regular meeting Of the w.
r. c., Mrs. Sarah Beatty was presented
with beautiful gold recognition pin,
Mrs. Jacobs, in behalf of the corps, max
ing the presentation speech.
Floyd Derham, of Durand, we'll
known in this city, has signed to catch
with the Detroit American League base
ball team this season. His picture and
a writeup were in the Sunday Detroit
Free Press.
In rear-end collision at Ashley on
the Ann Arbor Friday night, John
Weaver, an Ithaca stock drover was SC
badly injured that he died within an
hour Engine Al collided with the rear
end of train 33, and Weaver was rid
ing in the caboose of No. 33.
Considerable excitement was created
at Perry Monday afternoon when 6
crane on the side of the mail Car STRUCK
a pile of trunks scattering them in al
directions, throwing one through th'
depot window and doing other damage
beside breaking open several of th'
trunks. The steps on one car were als'
torn off,
Following is the list of advertised let
ers remaining uncalled for at tht
Owosso post Office for the week ending
Jan. 3d. Frank Baddis (2) Chas. Bent
ley, W. II, Brown, James Carr, w. B
l Clough, Ella Coax, Mrs Hattie Dawley
Ritchar e. Frem, Mrs. Margaret Green
! Miss Madge Hoover, Koch Pharmaca
: Co., Mrs. Edna Mclury, George Meiga
Arthur Reed, VIM. Rhodes, j. w
Roberts. 7. !. Rose. Harris Russell
Chas S. Scofield, Mrs. A. o. Smith, A
Staley, Miss Betsey Tyler, Mrs. Grac
: Vincent, Thomas Vincent. Miss Pear
! Walker, Mrs. Thomas Wood.