The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-05-20

Bert butcher has gone to st. Louis
Mo.
G. w. Loring was home from Lansing
Sunday.
Miss Florence Grow is clerk at Lyon
g. Ponds.
Warren Stuart was home from Toledo
over Sunday.
Fay Grow is working for the Owosso
Gas company.
w. d. Fitzpatrick spent the first of the
week in Detroit.
Democratic county convention on
Wednesday next.
Samuel Amspoker is working at
Walsh's cigar store.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Lord on
Monday, daughter.
Lilburn E. Westrich, of Owosso, is at
the st. Louis exposition.
Mrs. G. M. Dewey and son were home
from Lansing part of the week.
Charles Quigley, formerly of this city,
has opened cigar store in Saginaw.
There was quite snow storm Sunday
morning between three and four o'clock.
Mailing Clerk H. P. White, of the
post Office force, was sick part of the
week.
G. H. Stevens, of Perry, and I. G..
Barnes, of Byron, were in the city Sat
urday.
c. A. Lawrence, of the New York
Racket store, has gone east on bust
ness trip
G. w. Cadwallader was called to Gull
Lake, Saturday, by the serious sickness
of his mother.
J. Frank Barnes, of Burns, spent part
of the week in this city and vicinity
looking after his candidacy for sheriff.
The case against Louis Friess for as
sisting his son to escape while under
sentence to the State industrial school.
The Little Giants and the Catholic
school boys played tie game of base
ball Saturday, the score standing 10 to
10.
An original pension has been granted
Lily c., widow of Joseph Davidson, 415
Abbott street, in the sum of S. per
month.
Mrs. Josephine M. Gould will attend
meeting of the Chesaning Women's
Club June 1st. She is to talk on "Club
Work"
Miss Vera Haskell, of the Michigan
Conservatory of Music, will hereafter
spend her Saturdays in Owosso, teach
ing violin pupils.
Bed clothing which lodged against the
stove pipe caused small fire in the
residence of E. H. Holmes, South Chip
man street, Sunday.
DR.. A. l.. Arnold went to st. Louis,
Mo-. this week, to bring back Fred, son
of Charles Gerard, of this city, who was
scik in the hospital there.
Smith Rogers, of Lennon, was in the
city Saturday. Mr.. Rogers estimates
that rs, 900 lambs were fed in the town
ship of Venice this season.
Edward Wright has purchased the
boat house at Crystal Lake, and will
run it this season with the assistance of
his brother-in-law, Earl Albach.
Hon. H. H. Pulver, of Laingsburg,
was in the city Saturday evening en-
route home from ten days visit with
his son, Seth @. Pulver, at Caro-.
Michael Coleman, a cousin of Mrs.
Floyd Bloomer, arrived Saturday from
New Port, County Tipperary, Ireland,
and will make his home in this city.
Owosso township grange held an in
teresting meeting at Richardson's hall
on Tuesday. The order is growing in
membership and influence in the county.
Albert Todd e. Co. have agreed to
furnish the city with 200 barrels of
Aetna cement at $1.45 per barrel. This
is much cheaper than last years figures.
Mrs. D. Nj. Estey is moving her house
from the corner of Park and Goodhue
to the corner of Park and Oliver. She
will also make number of improve
ments.
Mr.. Roe Montfort, of Corunna, and
Miss Blanche Crickmore, of Owosso,
have just made known their marriage,
which occurred a few weeks ago. They
will reside on East Macarthur street,
Corunna.
A farewell party was given Mr.. and
Mrs. G. r. Woodin Friday evening by
the Burton Farmers Club and neighbors
Before dispursing, the party presented
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodin with fine clock
and a lady's shawl as slight token of
remembrance Mr.. Woodin and family
have moved to Glare county to reside.