The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-04-29

IL. u. Brewer was In Pontiac, Tuesday.
j. M. Terbush is ill with throat
trouble.
b s. Fosket of Byron, was in the city
yesterday.
Mrs. f. p. Vandewater. of Grayling,
is in the city.
Claude Seward, of Hastings, is clerk at
Knapp & Smith.
Hugo Wesener, of Saginaw was in
the city yesterday.
I. M. Euler, of Bancroft, has moved
his family to this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Matthews, of Shep-
ard, spent Sunday in the city.
.. j. Hood, formerly of Corunna ha s
been appointed city attorney of Lansing.
Wesener's orchestra was in Chesaning
Wednesday evening to furnish music
for party.
Carl Wright is putting in feed mill
at his place of business on west Ex-
change street.
The Owosso Sugar Company shipped
two car loads of sugar to dealers in the
state, Thursday.
Dr. r. E. Moss, of Port Huron, medi.
cal examiner of the Supreme tent K. o.
T. M. was in the city yesterday.
A. Vanderburg cut his hand quite
severely at Estey Factory B Saturday.
He is visiting his parents in Holland.
Jos. Taylor has the contract to remove
all the clay and top dirt from the Mich.
Central gravel pit south of the city.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. F. j. Beardsley,
of Flint, yesterday, son. Mrs. Boards
ley was formerly Miss Jessie Halsey of
this city.
Edgar l.. Bennett, of the Press Ameri-
can job rooms, has gone to Lansing to
become foreman of the Democrat Job
rooms.
Miss Julia Stack entertained at her
home on South Lansing street on Tues
day evening for Mrs. William Ryan, of
Durand.
Rev. Diamond, formerly county COM
missioner of schools, now pastor of the
M. E. church at Lapeer, was in the city
Monday.
The American Equity Association
paid the insurance carried by the late
Henry Seigrist, of Laingsburg, on Satur-
day last
1t is planned to enlarge the Owosso
Light Infantry Band to 35 piecies, and
to do considerable concert work this
summer.
Owosso tent seth Supreme Maccabees
received twenty-five new members last
evening. Another large class will be
received in two weeks.
The recital at Asbury church Tuesday
evening by Miss Gates, assisted by Miss
Padden and the Ideal Mandolin club,
was very largely attended.
Rev. Joseph Lord reached the ad-
yanoed age of ninety-six Tuesday. He
is still young in disposition, and al
though feeble is enjoying life. His
many friends congratulate him.
Laingsburg News.
Miss Flora Estey, daughter of Mr.. and
o. B. Estey, east Oliver street, has been
awarded a prize of So for the second
best story submitted in recent con-
test. The prize stories will soon be
printed in a booklet, and distributed
throughout the United States by an east
ern manufacturing concern.
Mrs. Hannah Van Lieu, residing near
Pittsburg, died Wednesday as the re-
suit of a paralytic stroke received three
weeks ago. She was 70 years old and
had resided in the county most of her
life and was very highly respected by
wide circle of friends. Her son,
Beech VanLieu, survives her.
Owosso officers were in Detroit last
week, testifying in the case of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Listeman and William
Blancher, accused of making counter
felt quarters and half dollars and pass
ing them upon Grocer F. G.. Oatman.
The grand jury has reached no decision
yet. Blancher has been in Jail since his
arrest. Listeman was bailed out and
Mrs Listeman released on her own
recognizance
Word was received from Rhinelander,
Wis, this week stating that Howard l.
Crawford had resigned his position as
secretary and manager of the Rhine
lander Mutual Telephone Company to
accept position as manager of the
Wauslu, Wis, company at handsome
advance IN salary, with proportionate
opportunities for further advancement.
Owosso friends extend congratulations
on Mr.. Crawfords continued success,
and the appreciation with which his
work is met.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
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