The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-04-22
About IS inches of snow fell last Fri

Hon. A. b. Cook was in Detroit yes
terday.
Miss Florence Ingersoll, Saginaw
street, is sick.
Earl Sutterby is street car conduc-
tor in Detroit.
VIM. Beresford Jr. broke his arm
Tuesday in fall.
Judge Smith is holding court in
Howell this week.
G. w. Benton. Saginaw street, has
been sick few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Roos are home
from their eastern trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Stanlake have
moved to 31S Park street. aFe
Mrs Jesse p. Darling is visiting her
son, Warren Mack, at Boston.
Private Claude Willoughby will soon
be made assistant cook OF Co. H.
Mrs Fred Storrer and children have
been visiting in Fenton this week.
Albert E. Copas, of Owosso has open
ed meat market in Los Angeles, Cal.
Miss Sadie, daughter of E. E. Peters,
is home from years stay in Chicago.
F. P. Schroeder, of Howell, spent
Sunday at the home of III. Winklehause.
L. B. Quackenbush. Post G. A. r., has
begun making arrangements for the
Memorial Day celebration.
| The asphalt pavement on North
Washington and Exchange streets has
been badly cracked by the frost,
w. B. Mate succeeds Paul Willough-
by as driver of Oatman's delivery. Mr..
Willoughby is working in the store.
Edwin Crooks, proprietor of the Gold
Dollar saloon, will be examined by
Justice Walsh today for keeping his
saloon open on last Sunday.
The membership contest in the Bap-
fist Sunday school contest closed Sun
day with the Blues leading the reds by
one point. The attendance last Sunday
was 346. u
o. A. Alexander, the new manager of
the Sun Life Insurance Co., of Saginaw,
will occupy, with his family, the house
on Park street near Mason recently va
Gated by George M. Whaley.
About one hundred members of Owes
so Lodge F. e. A. NJ, visited Corunna
Lodge Tuesday evening. The third de-
gree was conferred on a class of candi-
dates. The work was followed by
lunch and smoker.
Corunna Commandery Knights Temp
lar conferred the Order of the Temple
upon County Clerk John Y. Martin and
Arthur Green Thursday night. The
work was conferred upon Mr. Green by
his father, Past Eminent Commander A.
w. Green.
Frank Trip, aged % years, died at
his home on Glenwood avenue, Satur-
day. He was 25 years old and leaves
wife, father and mother, and several
other relatives here. The funeral took
Place Tuesday from the Corunna avenue
M. E. church.
Misses Neva Benson and Winifred
Vredenburg gave miscellaneous shower
Friday evening at the former home in
honor of Miss Mamie Alliton, who was
married Wednesday to Jay Stinson. On
Monday evening Miss Grace Hopson
gave tin shower in Miss Alliton's
honor.
w. G. Bradish has come into posses
sion of a 1870 acre farm in Ingham county
through deal recently consummated
with H. G. Everetts. Mr.. Everetts gets
house and lot on Washington street, a
ten acre piece of land in the northeast
part of the city and the house on Lee
street where he now resides.
L. Manning, of Schenectady, N. Y,
is the new manager of the o. & G. f.,
succeeding A. N. Richardson. He was
accompanied to this city by J. T. Eustis,
of Boston, secretary of the company,
who says that only the earnings of the
road will be put back into the road to
improve it. The option of D. G..
Wright and his syndicate has expired.
The Grand Rapids Herald of Monday
says that Marley Williams, of Owosso,
saved Miss Emily Roberts, of Grand
Rapids from drowning Sunday in Reeds
Lake. According to the paper, Mr..
Williams, who has been a northwestern
university student, has saved other
lives. Williams name is not in the
local directory, and is not known here.
M. j. Tinker, senior medic at the U.
of NJ. was drowned while boating at
Chesaning, Monday. He was a cousin
of Mrs. Hattie La Clear, of Owosso, and
was born in Hazelton township, al
though he lived more recently in New
York state.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS