The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-04-15

Miss Marion Fuller, of Osburn g. Sons,
has been sick few days.
c. E. Hankins. of Owosso. has opened
wool-buying Office at Perrinton.
A. Fl. Marsh and family, of Owosso
township, have moved to this city.
ID. Hook, of Henderson, has moved his
family to $40 Elizabeth street, Owosso
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Curry are back
after a'stay of several weeks in Detroit.
A daughter was born last week to Mr..
and Mrs. d. d. Robertson, Of Bradley
street. w
James Nokes and family have moved
from Maple Ridge to Norths Water
street.
Patrick Brown and family have NOV
ed from West Main and Chestnut streets
to River street.
Miss Ruess, of the Owosso Business
College, is working in Hawkins Bros.
elevator at Elsie.
City Assessor r. p. Bigelow mailed
500 personal property blanks to Owosso
taxpayers Saturday.
George Rose has purchased the Owes
so Restaurant of w. o. Woodwork and
took possession Monday.
A. N. Ross was taken sick while work
ing last week at Estey Factory b, and
was removed to his home.
The Oak street bridge will not be put
back on the abutments until the water
in the river is much lower.
Peter Ortwine is remodeling the
Woodin house on Mulberry street. He
recently purchased the property.
MIR. and Mrs. George Ingle have re-
turned from stay of several years in
the far west for visit with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Wendt and
daughter, of Galopollis, Ohio, are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs julius Wendt, Sr.
L. S. Benson has bought of A. H.
Marsh the old Woodin farm of fifty
acres, six miles west of Owosso on the
Ovid road.
Miss Nellie Goss, who has been suffer
ing with inflammation of the eyes, is
improving and will resume her school
duties next Monday.
An original pension of $12 PEI month
has been granted Silas M. Campbell.
He was soldier in Cuba with Company
G, 33rd Michigan Infantry.
Mrs. Charles Shickle, who s at Port
land, Oregon, writes home that she is
gaining daily in health and strength.
The rainy season is just over and the
weather is delightful
Miss Nellie Goss has had trouble for
some time with her eyes, and was COM
PEELED to be out of school for day or
two. Mrs Joseph Dingwall taught her
grade, the First A, Central.
The Alice Carey Concert Co. gave the
last number in the Peoples Lecture
Course Friday evening at the Baptist
church The concert was very satisfac-
tory to the large audience.
Russell Hodges a Morrice pioneer,
who died last week at the age of so
years, was buried Sunday. He left a
wife and two children Misses Ethelyn
and Christine ellison, of this city, are
granddaughters of deceased.
Clarence Gale, of Vernon, wandered
away from the home of his father Nor
rell Gale, last week. while temporarily
insane He was lost for several DAYS
and suffered badly from exposure.
Nelson Mckenzie has been reengaged
as keeper of the county farm. for another
year--the eleventh that he has been SO
employed. Mr.. Mckenzie has given
good satisfaction in this capacity.
Orders for the month of March were
paid by the county treasurer as follows
For county orders, $795 80; poor, 81 1888.
81; juror, $1,646.70; witness, $780, 20
building, $34.95; soldiers relief, $50. 80
drain, SO, 56S.15.
Matthew La Versa, of Detroit, second
baseman for the Owosso Independent
baseball team arrived in the city last
week. He has been playing profession.
al base ball for FIVE years and last season
was with the Napoleon, o., independent
team.
A. e. Westfall has gone to Lansing
to work in the National Supply Co. &
store. His wife will follow in about
two weeks. Mr.. Westfall has rented
his house at the corner of Hickory and
Williams streets. to his nephew, Claude
Westfall.
The Owosso Gun Club has ordered q
1926 silver cup which will be presented
to the member who has the highest score
for two successive years in competitive
shoots, twenty of which will be held