The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-04-08

visit.
Mrs. Alfred Palmer, Ament street, is
sick.
Ray Hammond is clerk at Mann &
Co.'S store.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Fox left yester-
day for Flint.
The M. A. c. students were home for
Easter Sunday.
Mrs. Sarah Shanafelt is guest-of her
daughter, at Flushing.
William Green, Michigan Avenue. is
doing painting at Saginaw.
Sidney Bolton has gone to Flint to
work in G. A. Fox's shoe store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ainsley Silverthorn
have moved to Jennings, Mich.
Duncan Mccormick, of Ridgetown,
Ont, is visiting his brother, DR.. G. Nc
Cormick
Mrs. d. s. Hatch has gone to Grand
Rapids to join her husband who is work
ing there.
With the enlistment of George Foess,
Company III, now has full roster for
the 1904 comp.
D. B. Reed is able to be out again,
after being confined to the house for
several months.
Mrs. Caroline Burns, who spent the
winter at the home of q. w. Haskell,
has gone to Bancroft.
m. Arnold, of Chatham, Ont, has
been spending a few days with his
brother, DIR. A. l.. Arnold.
Fred Jackson, of Aurora, ILL.,, conduc-
tor on the Aurora, Elgin and Southern
railroad, is visiting his parents here.
Bert Wier has moved his family back
from Omaha, Neb., to Owosso. They
had been in the west for several years.
On account of the delicate state of his
lungs, Calvin Bentley, son of Mr. and
Mrs. A. M. Bentley, has gone to Phoenix,
Ariz., to spend two years,
G. G. Gregory formerly of Owosso, is
now with the Whitney Furniture Co.,
of Detroit, and called on old friends here
this week.
The Maccabees of the World will
have social session on April IA. There
will be music, refreshments and speeches
by some of the State officers.
Mayor w. f. Gallagher and Super
visor and Mrs. Clark d. Smith, of Co.
runna, will be home about April 10 from
an extended stay in California.
Floyd Derham, who is with the De-
troit American League baseball team in
the south as catcher, is unable to do
much work owing to the swelling of his
hands
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Todd and Mrs E.
F. Dudley arrived home from Oklaho-
ma City, Tuesday. Mrs. Todd, consid-
ering her poor health, stood the journey
well
Mrs. Townsend, assistant superintend
ent of the Grand Rapids city schools,
and Miss Doran, principal in the same
schools, visited the Owosso schools
Tuesday.
While Thomas H. Bonsor and G,
Titus were repairing Hughes laundry
Tuesday, the scaffolding broke and they
fell to the ground. Mr.. Bonsor's ankle
was sprained.
| M. Van Vleet, who had charge of the
Office work for the Kilby company dur
ing the construction of the sugar fac
tory, has accepted position with the
Wallaceburg Sugar company as chem
list.
Lee R. Clarke was in Saginaw, We'd
nesday to take the railway mail exam
ination. Eugene May took the exam
ination the same day at the same place
for a position in the government print
ing Office.
The score of Durand citizens who
signed notes of from 800 to $500 in re-
bulh LUZ OlCoihCAr bOoSh, luduC u pIOD
osition this week to the Industrial Con
struction Co., of Chicago, which had
sued them on the notes, to pay rs pei
cent or $4,000 of the face value of the
notes. The company's answer will b.
made on Monday.
In connection with his duties as 9
guard in the treasury department al
Washington, d. c., George f. Robin
SON, formerly of Owosso, is now mem
Der of the Metropolitan police force
: The appointment to the force is {
coveted honor, and was secured for Mr.
Robinson by friends nigh in authority
At meeting of the Henderson Sun
day school board Of the M. e. church
the following officers were chosen fol
: the coming year: Superintendent, J. Il
Bingham assistant, Milo Crane; secre
8 tary, Ray Jones; assistant, Nellie Brown
: treasurer, Leroy McGlocken; chorister
Ella Sorter; assistant, Mrs E. A. Convis
, organist, Ada Huffman; assistant, Sadie
! Gordon; librarian, 4 III. Cheney; assist