The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-03-25

Claude Rappleye has gone to Detroit,
to work.
Mrs Anne Lingle has been i'll few
days with grip.
Robert Cheal is able to belout after a
six weeks illness.
Milo Simmington has gone to Flint to
learn cigar making.
Mrs Frank Clark, of Frankfort, is the
guest of Mrs. j @, Kear.
Arthur Alliton. of M. L. Stewart &
Co., has been sick few days.
S. Il. Van Dusen aud family have
moved into their new home on Oliver
street.
A. Simon, of the junk firm of Simon
e. Parker, will soon move his family to
Toledo.
j. HI. and Bert Robbins have pur-
chased new Cadillac automobile in
Detroit.
p. j. Manner, of Ionia, has moved his
family to Cleveland Park, just west of
the city limits.
H. M. Post & Son have placed fine
new silent salesman showcase in their
hardware store.
Miss Gertrude Russell, of Kalamazoo,
is trimmer for Dora @. Kenyon q Co.'S
millinery store.
George Bradley has sold his interest
in the opera house and base ball park to
Conrad Mehlenbacher.
Mrs. Cyrus Reimer, of DETROIT, form
! erly of Owosso, is at st. Louis, Mich,
Sanitarium, for treatment.
Eugene D Young, of Robbins street,
who was in Virginia during the winter,
is now in Washington City.
Mrs. q. w. Detwiler was called to
Saginaw this week by the death of her
mother, Mrs Emily Arnold.
John Finch, of ST. Louis, formerly of
Owosso, is recovering from an attack of
appendicitis at the Ann Arbor hospital.
Noble Sproule, of Erie, Penn, wheel
man on the lake steamer, Lehigh, is in
the city visiting his brother, Joseph
Sproule.
Conductor George Hole, for the past
nine years with the o. 81 @. E., has re-
signed his place. He will go back to his
farm at Henderson.
ID. w. Dewitt has sold his property
on North Dewey street to Ann Arbor
Engineer John Scott, who will soon
move back from Durand,
Oakley Odd Fellows, with candidates
for the second and third degrees, will be
here this evening. Owosso lodge, l. o.
o. F. will confer the degrees.
Major J. N. Hamburger, of Detroit
inspected Owosso Canton No. 8, l. O. o.
F., on Monday evening, and compliment
ed the members on their good showing.
Frank r. Robertson delivered the final
number in the New Star Lecture course
on Tuesday evening, giving fine illus
trated lecture on Japan and the Jap
anese.
The Haskell Indian Band, The Four
Great Stars, Lulu Tyler Gates Co., DR..
r. S. Macarthur and Dr. j. M. Driver
are next years attractions for the Star
| Lecture course.
Married, at the residence of David
Sawyer, go Woodlawn avenue, Tues
day, March %, by Rev. F. Strong, Mr..
George j. Broom, of Bennington, to
Miss Mabel Sawyer, of Owosso.
VIM. Parks and his brother in law,
NJ. j. McAuliffe, of st. Johns, have
bought two large farms near Fremont,
O., and Mr. Parks and family have
moved to their new home. Mr.. Nc
Auliffe, who is chief engineer on lake
boat, will continue to sail during the
summer. He formerly resided here.
Following is the list of advertised let
tiers remaining uncalled for at the Owes
so post Office the week ending Saturday,
March 10: Mrs. Mary A. Allen (2), Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin D. Bennett, Mrs. Cora
Brown, Eddie Corrin. E. H. Chapel,
Mrs. May Evans, Miss Lucy Hull, Miss
c. Kelly, Mrs. Elite Mittie, Returned to
r. r. No. "a, Mrs. Ann Perkins, j. F.
Russell, Mrs. Hannah Sell, High Trum-
BILE, Mr.. Willard Jr. Miss Anna Wright,
Charles Yost.