The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-03-18

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Ernest Smith is motorman for the o.
& @. E.
Mrs Chas. Ellis visited in st. Johns.
Tuesday.
| H. G. Everetts has been working at
Detwiler's store this week.
Miss Blanche Kaltenbeck has returned
from visit at Grand Rapids.
| J. H. Laverock has sold two lots on
the old fair ground to U. J. Pease.
| g. s. Bugbee has gone to South Da-
kota to look after business interests.
A son was born on Monday night to
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Reyes, State street.
VIM. McCurdie, machinist at the Ann
Arbor shops, has been transferred to
Toledo.
22O South Dewey street to Mrs. Almyra
Kaiser.
The Modern Brotherhood initiated ID
candidates, Tuesday evening, and had a
banquet.
A. d, Whipple was in Saginaw on
business for the Owosso Savings Bank,
Tuesday.
Mrs. Kate Ross is back at her work at
d. M. Christians, after an illness of
some days.
Mrs. +. j. Sloan was injured quite
seriously this week by falling on the
! slippery walk.
| Mr. and Mrs Edward Kalaher and
Mrs. o. f. Maxted were in Detroit this
week to see Ben Hur.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Westfall were
called to Chesaning the first of the week
by the illness of the formers mother.
Mr.. and Mrs Jesse Nickerson left
Wednesday for Owosso, where they will
make their home carson City Gazette.
| A. J. Barrett has received draft for
81, 900 for Mrs. E. j. Kaiser, whose hus
band was insured in the K. o. T. M. M.
r. Guy Brownson, formerly of Owes
so, has been elected generalissimo of the
Lansing Commandery, Knights Temp
lar.
w. T. Cunningham on Friday or
ganized a local council of the American
Equity Society at Durand with % mem.
bers.
A son was born recently to Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Emery, of Alfred, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery formerly resided
here.
E. j. Titus, of Maple Ridge park, is
mentioned in connection with the repub-
lican nomination for alderman in the
third ward.
Nine Shiawassee county people left
Tuesday for the west, five going to Okla
homa, two to Arkansas, and two to
North Dakota
Patrick Brown and family have NOV
ed from the corner of Main and Chest
nut streets to the corner of Pine and
Williams streets,
Miss Sara Owen, stenographer for s.
S. Miner, recently wrote % assignments
of mortgages and eight deeds in three
hours-very speedy work.
John Poppeufuss, who came to Owos-
80 from Germany year ago, has sent
| for his mother. She will come over
soon to this county via the Bremen line.
Irving Goodwin, of this city, was a
member of the U. of M. relay team
which defeated the First Regiment team
of Chicago, at Ann Arbor Saturday
night.
Orville Angel has moved his grocery
| from the E. Carr store, East Exchange
street to the store next door, formerly
occupied by the Michigan Health and
Accident Association.
The Detroit base ball team defeated
Shreveport Tuesday, Is to 2. Derham
caught the entire game for Detroit.
He had one passed ball, was four times
at bat, got two runs, two hits, four outs,
q stolen base, and no errors
Rolla Chase has purchased the shoe
store of Clarence A. Fox at the corner
of Exchange and Washington streets,
and has taken possession. Mr.. Fox has
bought store in Flint, and will move
there April 1.
The case of the people VS.. Ella Drain,
of Owosso, using indecent language in
the presence of children, was continued
by Justice Walsh, Wednesday until
March 28th, because defendant is ill
with pneumonia.
| About sixty Owosso Pythians went to
st. Johns via special train, Tuesday
night, where the local team conferred
the third rank on class of candidates.
The work, which was very impressively
performed, was followed by banquet.
L. J. Kline has returned from Fow-
lerville, where he made new record for
the American Equity Association, of
this city. He instituted local council
with 65 members, the largest initiatory