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

ID. r. Salisbury has sold his horse and
carriage to Frank Gorden, of Detroit.
Divorce was granted Tuesday in the
case of Frank VS.. Carrie Moore, of
Owosso.
Miss Blanche Doolittle returned ION
Wednesday from five weeks stay in
st. Johns.
Durand Odd Fellows have purchased
two lots and expect to erect two story
building.
John McCarty, of South Cedar street,
has accepted position at the Ann Ar
Dor shops.
Floyd Titus has resigned his place at
Allingham's meat market, and will work
at Pontiac.
Mr.. and Mrs j. c. Pulver, formerly
of Owosso, are erecting a cement bust
ness block, at Shepherd.
Claude Crawford, driver for Estey
Factory A, has rented the Curtis farm
and will move this week.
John Collins and family have moved
back from Detroit, where Mr.. Collins
has been working as a carpenter.
Lloyd Webb's name is mentioned in
connection with the republican nomina-
tiou for alderman in the third ward.
Frank Smith, of this city, who has
been working at Holland for the gas
company, is recovering from a serious
illness.
In the case of Charlotte VS.. John Hick-
man, decree of divorce was granted
plaintiff Monday. w. j. Parker is Mrs,
Hickman's attorney.
James E. Gibbons, who lives north
east of the city, has gone to st. Louis.
He will enter the American school Of
Osteopathy in the fall.
The Dorcas Society acknowledges
with thanks the receipt of So from the
Current Topic Club, and of comfort
able from Kelly Church.
Miles Trumbull and Robert Tawse
have bought the double house of A. T.
Phillips at $40 East Exchange street,
and will rent the same.
Mrs. G. w. Cheney is great lover
of blooded chickens having lately pur-
chased in Owosso several White Ply
mouth Notwithstanding Argus.
DR.. VIM. Jopling has removed to his
old home at 324 Ball street. Call Union
telephone No. SIS. Veterinary office at
the old stand, 21O Main street, west.
Mrs. Eliza Naracon, of Dewitt,
whose serious sickness was mentioned
last week, died on the 10th. She was
the mother of Miss Fannie Naracon.
Miss Bessie Bigelow is taking Miss
Ina Days place as teacher of the seventh
grade Central building. Miss Day is
threatened with nervous prostration.
The Owosso city letter carriers were
entertained at st. Johns, Tuesday after
noon by the branch of the National AS
sociation of Letter Carriers of that city.
Samuel Cannavan, who works at
Steggall's machine shop, was knocked
down and cut about the face, Monday
evening, for striking small boy. Can
navans assailant is unknown.
The Cornell Mcdowell Dramatic Co.
opened three nights engagement at
the opera house Monday night with
"Arkansaw Folks" The company had
good crowds during their engagement.
At the annual meeting of the School
masters Club, physics and chemistry
division. in Ypsilanti March 81 to April
2, L. A. McDiarmid, of Owosso, will
read paper on Oxygen and Combus-
tion."
There was heavy snowfall, Monday
morning, about six inches falling in as
many hours. The snow pillow men were
slow in getting out, and the public was
compelled to wade through the snow
until noon.
| According to John Roos, resident rep
resentative of the Kilby Manufacturing
Co., only one sugar factory will be built
in the United States this season. FL
nancial stringency has resulted in the
suspension of operations.
President e. M. Hopkins, Secretary
Frank Westcott. and Chief Engineer
Robert Kline inspected the two routes
of the Ionia-Owosso electric this week.
Mr.. Hopkins expects to sell the bonds
of this line and the Grand Rapids-Ionia
line within thirty days, and construc-
ton will then be begun.
Following is the list of advertised let
tiers remaining uncalled for at the Owos-
80 post Office for the week ending
March 10: Charles Carr, ID. Chisholm,
Clarence E Cole, Miss Mary Drake, j.
s. Dunn, Mrs. Eva Eagle, Alvin Everest,
Mrs. H. L. Garbrant, Leon ID. Graves,
Mrs Estella Helms Mrs. William Lati-
mer, M. L. care of Argus, Alp Mepdini,
Mrs. Chrissie Munson, F. A. Murphy,
Mrs. Alice B. Worthington, Miss Clara
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