The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-04-22

The little son Of Mr.. and Mrs L.. ".
Underwood is sick
The Elks initiated eight candidates at
the meeting Tuesday evening.
Charles Hall, of Elkton, will soon
move his family to farm near Owosso.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Buckley, Com
stock street, have moved to 4OS. Michi
gan avenue.
About thirty couples attended the
Pythian party at Castle Hall on Tues
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Moore,will soon
move from the Shepard farm :west OF
town to Fenton.
ID. Strickland and wife have sold
their home at 449 East Main street to
John Human, and may go south again.
Thomas H. Bonsor will construct
$4,000 house for Major George B. Nc
Caughna at the corner of Exchange and
Oak streets.
Beginning June 1, the local doctors
will charge $3.50 for day visits in the
city; an increase of fifty cents over the
present scale.
County Agent D. F. Blair took juve
nile disorderly, Edward Frazier, OF Ban
croft, to the reform school at Lansing,
Wednesday.
E.W. Beardsley, of the Owosso Paint
& Wall Paper Co., fractured his left leg
this week. He fell down stairs while
lowering barrel of paste.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Covert
1923 West Randolph street, Chicago an
eight and one-half pound daughter
Mr.. Covert formerly resided here.
Owosso Lodge No. ss, I. o. o. F., has
issued invitations for the S5th anniver
sary ball to be given at the armory on
Tuesday evening, April 26. Music by
o. L. 1. orchestra.
The Central Labor Union and affiliat-
ed Unions of the city of Owosso will at
tend in body the celebration at Corun
ma May 4, when the corner stone OF thu
court house will be laid.
Thos. III. Bonsor has sold his residence
at 418 East Mason street to L. M. Euler
of Bancroft. Mr.. Euler will move t.
Owosso within few weeks. Mr.. Bon
sor will build another house for himself
Mrs. HI. H. Daniels, Mrs. FL. z
White, Mrs. G.. b. Hitler, and Mrs. Il
E. Lohnes were in Saginaw this weel
attending the annual meeting OF TIT
Methodist w. H. M. S. of the Saginaw
district.
At meeting of the school board
Tuesday night, it was voted to close TIT
schools Wednesday, May A, to give thu
pupils an opportunity to attend the lay
ing of the corner stone of the new cour
house at Corunna.
Ward Griswold was arrested at Du
rand this week for stealing John Grill
gold watch at the sugar factory last De
cember. He paid Justice McCaughn;
$25 rather than spend 80 days in the De
troit House of correction.
At a recent meeting of Christ churcl
vestry, J. H. Laverock, j. o. Parker
H.B. Peterson and Herman Wickhan
were placed on the music committee
and J. j. Davis and A. 7. Thomas wer'
named for the buildings and ground
committee.
w. ID. Mccormick, former residen
of Owosso, died this week at Ovid, TIN
remains reaching here Thursday morn
ing for interment. An escort from
Owosso Lodge, F. e. A. NJ, of which
organization deceased was formerly
member, accompanied the body to Gal
Hill.
Supt. J. w. Simmons Rev. G. II
Hanks and Rev. J. Alexander Clyde, o
Owosso, were judges at Corunna Wed
nesday night, when Corunna and Du
rand High schools debated on the sub
iect, Resolved, That negroes shoul
not be appointed to government posi-
lions in the south. Corunna took tn
negative, and won.