The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-05-27
w. M. Fitzpatrick spent Sunday at

Pa, to work in a casket factory.
A new tar roof was put on the New
National Hotel this week.
Elijah Russell. who lives south Of
town, has started milk route.
Mrs. H. A Beech returned home
Monday from visit in Coldwater.
| w. M. Fitzpatrick and G. S. Williams
were in Estey on business Tuesday.
Miss Mary e. Lyon has been spending
a few days at the Grand Rapids schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Cooper have re.
turned from stay of several months in
Cleveland.
Miss Nellie Newton is ill with infam-
matory rheumatism at her home in
Maple River.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rogers, formerly
of Owosso, have moved from Sandusky
to Castalia, o.
E. j. Hunt, of Owosso, is business
manager of the Point Rich mond, Cal,
Daily Record.
Nicholas Williams, of Athens, Greece,
is a guest of his brother William, of
Williams & Santos.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. A. Youmans, $40 Randolph street,
died on Thursday morning.
The Junior reception to the gradual
ing class will be given Friday evening,
June 3, at the Central school building.
M. Gaylord has completed his twenty
fifth year as supervisor of the M. G..
pumps between Lansing and st. Charles.
The Popular Cafe gave free cream
soda on Monday evening to 1900 people,
the occasion being their annual opening.
Thirty eight members of Owosso
Lodge of Rathbone Sisters went to Lam
sing, Tuesday, to confer the degrees, re-
turning Tuesday evening.
Miss Laura Harmon, of this city, has
been rendered the position of eighth
grade teacher in the Ypsilanti schools
for next year. Miss Harmon is now
teaching in Union City.
Supt. and Mrs. Simmons entertain
the grade teachers of the schools next
Wednesday evening. On Thursday
evening they entertain the high school
teachers and the senior class.
The 2Sth New York Infantry in which
Col. j. H. Moyses was first sergeant dur
ing the civil war; celebrated its fortieth
anniversary this week. But one in five
of the original roster are living.
Miss Edna Parker, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Hugh Parker, of Caledonia
township, was married on Wednesday
afternoon to Charles w. Stoddard, of
Morrice, Rev. j. A. Rowe officiating.
The Knights of Pythias will give a
party at the armory on Wednesday
evening, June 1, for the benefit of the
Pythian ball team. Tickets are one dol
lar. Wesener's orchestra will furnish
music.
G. d. Haggerty, associate press cor
respondent and son of Mr.. and Mrs. L..
d. Haggerty, of this city, is now. at
New Chwang, the part still held by the
Russians, where fighting is expected at
any time.
Mrs Ada Rundell, an employee of the
Owosso Manufacturing Co., lost the end
of one of her fingers of her right hand,
last week. Roy Tobias had on finger
mutilated at the same plant on boring
m achine.
The remains of Mrs. Sarah J. David
son were taken to jacksonville, Mich,
ON Saturday for interment. Deceased,
who was 70 years of age, died at the
home of her son, r. A. Davidson, on
Friday of old age.
The Odd Fellows of the city have de-
cided to hold their memorial exercises
as usual, during the month of June.
They will decorate graves on Sunday,
June 10, after listening to sermon in
the morning by Rev. j. Alexander Clyde.
Miss Fannie Osborn, of Owosso, a
graduate of the Thomas School of Draw
ing and Physical Culture, of Detroit,
and Of the penmanship department of
the Owosso Business College, has accept
ed the position of supervisor of drawing
in the Shelbyville, Ind, schools.
Wellington White has sold his house
and lot at 513 West Main street, to
Henry Plock, of Detroit. The latter
will at once begin the erection of
bakery plant at the rear of his house.
Mr.. White will make his home tempo
rarily with his sister, Mrs. r. d. Craw-
ford.
Mrs. Nina Ayers Green of this city,
has applied for divorce from her hus-
band, William Green, local painter.
She alleges non-support and cruelty.
The couple have twin children, boy
and girl nineteen months old. The
plaintiff is the daughter of George w.
Ayers, of Owosso.
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