The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-05-13
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l.. Cobb, of Perry, were in the city Mon
day.
The Pythian base ball team expects
to play two out of town games Memorial
Day.
Charles w. Parker is census taker for
the fifth ward, vice John T. Walsh, re-
signed.
/ A daughter was born last week to
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Taphouse, New
Haven.
e. Q. Beebe, of Owosso, has sold seven
acres of land at West Haven to ]. H.
Laverock.
Jesse Gerould, who formerly visited
in this city, died last week at his home
in Battle Creek.
Thomas P. Phillips is working for the
o. & G. E. Co.. wiring houses for in
candescent lights.
Matthew La Versa has been released
by the Owosso base ball team, his arm
having gone back on him.
A. w. Henderson, 444 East Williams
street, entertained the Ideal Mandolin
Club on Thursday evening.
Miss Ethel Hackett, formerly an
Owosso Business College pupil, is book
keeper for Hartshorn & Son.
George Devereaux bought work
| s,~1n T0h
Frischke, of Owosso, at a cost of $4OO.
| F. II. Watson has been reappointed
as member of the advisory board of
the State League of Republican Clubs.
Miss Maude Morrice, drawing teach
er of the city schools, will teach draw
ing this summer at the Thomas school,
Detroit.
Corunna Commandery No. 81, Knights
Templar, will attend Ascension Day
services next Sunday in body at Christ
Episcopal church.
At the meeting of the Grand Lodge of
knights of Pythias in Detroit, this
week, I. G.. Curry, of this city, was
elected grand inner guard.
10. A. Cook, of Antrim, was in the
city Tuesday with a large amount of
wool. He has over 200 Rambouillet
sheep, one of the largest and best flocks
in the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hamper, of
! Greenville. parents of Charles M. Ham
per, will move here this week and will
occupy the Andrew Geek house on
North Cedar street.
b. S. Hopkins, of Owosso, has resign
ed as principal of the Menominee city
schools, and will take post graduate
work at Johns Hopkins University,
Baltimore, next year.
Local dealers have been solicited to
make bids for the furnishing of 200 bar
rels of cement for city walks, the
cement to be delivered at any time and
in any quantities required.
Winifred, fifteen year old daughter of
Mr. and Mrs Frank Karrer, who live in
the northwest corner of the city, died
Sunday of the grip. Interment took
, place at Byron Wednesday.
Mrs. Louisa Barnes has purchased Of
J. FL. Laverock the brick building oc-
cupied by Kelly Bros, North Ball street
In part payment Mrs. Barnes traded in
her home on Grand avenue.
| Geo. w. Gil am, father of Mrs. L. r
Doolittle, of this city, died at his home
, in ST. Johns on Monday, aged 81 years
Mr.. and Mrs. Doolittle and Miss Blanche
Doolittle attended the funeral Wednes
day.
John Rossi, of Elsie, well known in
Owosso, will soon be paroled from Ionis
prison, where he was sentenced yea1
v ago for two and one half years. His
t crime was murderous assault upon al
! enemy with a knife.
st. Mary's Guild and the Ladies
} Guild of Christ Episcopal church hay,
d united, electing Mrs. II. b. Peterson
n president; Mrs. Inez Starr, first vic
president; Mrs. f. M. Grove, secretary
J. and Mrs. A. d. Whipple treasurer
II Mrs Clifford H. McCurdy of Owosso
VI has been granted divorce by Judg
Donovan, of Detroit, from her husband
d She also gets the custody of their child
!. and 50 week alimony for twelve years
r and McCurdy is enjoined from marryin
for two years.
- Former County Treasurer R. F. Ka
has returned home to Shaftsburg, afte
- long sojourn in California, and an ez
. tended trip to San Francisco, Portland
Seattle, British Columbia and in fac
a the whole Canadian northwest. II
- does not expect to locate in the west.
At the annual meeting at Henderso
i' last week of the county w. 9. T. [
g. Mrs F. d. Clark, of Vernon, was cleo
e. ed president; Mrs. Haskin, of Perry
he vice president at large; Mrs. Eta XII
IN liam, of Garland, secretary; and Mrs N
g. E. Densmore, of Owosso, treasure
I'd The next annual convention will be hel