The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-03-04
Charles Hodges has gone to St. Charles

Conrad Friegel, of Bennington, is
very sick.
William Wilcox has returned from
Columbus, o.
Edwin Sanderhoff is home from
jamestown, N. Y.
Mrs. Bertha Tiffany left Tuesday for
a long stay in Oregon.
Whitman Miner is working at the
Laverock screen factory. t
The Wright estate on Cute street has
been purchased by S. Seward.
jackson Fairman is driving bus for
the Union Transfer Company.
Mrs. Isaac Monroe has gone to Penn
sylvania to nurse sick sister.
w. F. Let's has purchased the home
of E. b. Tubbs, Genesee street.
w. A. Sparkling has resigned his job at
the Woodland furniture factory. =
Mrs. VIM. Douglass is at the whole
sale millinery houses in Detroit.
George Henry and Charles Cook are
working at the carriage factory,
BENZ. Robbins entertained the Tubbs
orchestra at his home Friday evening.
Clare Everetts is home from South
Bend, Ind, because of an injury to his
eye
A daughter was born Saturday to Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Ludlum, Shiawassee
street.
d. d. Robertson has gone to Wallace
burg, Ont, called there by the illness of
his mother.
Mrs. Christina Warren and son were
called to Tekonsha this week by the
death of a relative.
A. w. Green, of Vernon, has pur-
chased the farm at Henderson of o. j.
Nichols, III Broadway.
Clyde Converse had the end of a finger
removed last week on saw at the Law
crock screen door factory
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Giles, 651
North Washington street, welcomed
daughter to their home Saturday. a'
j. Fl. Laverock has been announced
by his friends as candidate for the re-
publican nomination for city treasurer.
Isaac Sopp and Walter Swarthout,
former residents of Owosso, have bought
an upholstering business at Pasadena,
Cal
Claude Willoughby is transferman for
the American Express Co. at Owosso
Junction. Fred Burt succeeds him as
driver.
Frank Manning has moved from J. E.
Cady's house on Hickory street to the
northwest corner of Hickory and Mason
streets.
The Robbins Table factory, the Owos-
so Carriage Co., and the Casket factory
all announce plenty of orders for this
season of the year,
j. FOess, of Chesaning, is willing to
purchase the small city team for $3.50.
The city may buy the team of julius
Eyeleth, of Caledonia. to replace it.
Major Vernon takes up his duties as
inspector of the Michigan National
Guard on March 8. He will inspect the
local company on March 25th.
Some of the friends of Mr. and Mrs
r. N. Parshall gave them a surprise
Monday evening at their home, the oc-
casion being their eighth wedding an
niversary.
Manager j. F. O'Donnell caught a
raccoon in trap at the Boston Poultry
house. The animal, which is evidently
a pet, had been stealing chickens for sew
eral nights.
William Sinnott is in this city for a
few weeks While working for the
Ann Arbor at Frankfort, recently he
fell from an engine and injured his arm,
leg and knee.
George Welte has moved his family
from DR.. Jopling's house on Ball street
to the Boerem house, Adams street.
DR.. Jopling and daughter have moved
into the residence thus vacated.
Chairman John Boutwell, and Clerk
John Y. Martin, of the board of super
visors, signed $4,000 worth of court
house bonds Monday at Corunna and got
the money at M. L. Stewart e. Co. s
bank. There is just one more install
ment of fifteen thousand to be paid over
June 1.