The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-05-13

Miss Edna Boucher is working for the
Columbia Candy works,
E. P. Gilbert and family will spend
the summer at Cheboygan.
Repairs are being made to the street
car track on Corunna avenue.
Fifty couples attended the return
party at the armory Friday evening.
j. w. Collins, of Pennington, is visit
ing his son, w. E. Collins in this city.
Robert Smith, north Chapman street,
is slowly recovering from long illness.
Mrs. j. II. Laverock, who has been
| i'll for several months is able to be out.
Miss Ivah Matthews has returned to
Detroit, after a visit with her parents
here.
| Edwin Crooks will soon move his
family to Toledo, where he will open a
saloon.
Harry Walsh is assisting his father
evenings and Saturdays in Mr.. Walsh's
cigar store.
"A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Aaron Dietrich, south of the city,
Wednesday.
The Owosso Sugar Company will
plant 5000 acres of beets on Prairie
Farm this year.
A daughter was born on Sunday
night to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rldenour,
north Water street.
! Miss Kate Corlette, of this city, has
decided to teach in the Blue Island, Ills,
schools another year.
Miss Mary Fitzpatrick, who teaches
school at Forsyth, Mont, will spend the
summer at her home here.
Cass street has been opened to Wash
ington street. The hollows were filled
up last week and the street graded.
Miss Agnes Hurst, we'll known in this
city, has accepted her position in the
Dansville, Ills, school for another year.
Francis O'Connor, Jr.. has sold his
forty acre farm in Brady and has pur-
chased an eighty acre farm south of
! Owosso.
Mrs. A. E. butcher was in Detroit
this week, attending the meetings of the
Grand Temple, Rathbone Sisters of
Michigan.
At a recent meeting of the Detroit
College of Medicine alumni Association,
DR.. A. NJ. Hume, of this city, was elect
ed historian.
Eugene Holmes has brought his
mother, Mrs E. R. Holmes, to this city
from Chicago. They will reside at III
Bradley street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Nix, formerly of
Owosso, have sold their photograph bust
ness at Oskaloosa, Ia, and will move
back to Ovid about June 1.
John Lehner, Jr.. has been forced to
come home from Bancroft. While work
ing for the Callard Furniture Co. there
he cut his hand quite severely on car
yer.
Major c. A. Vernon, of Ann Arbor,
inspector of the Michigan National
Guard and we'll known to local soldiers,
has been elected junior vice commando I
of the Loyal Legion.
Clarence A. Fox has sold his place al
651 North Washington street to Mrs.
Mippia y Walls of Morr;ca who w; +
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. How
ard, will move into the residence about
June 1.
Beginning last Monday, the time OF
the south bound Ann Arbor evening
train was changed, and the train nov
gets here at SEQ. This change allow,
passengers to catch the Grand Trunk
eastern flyer at Durand.
Drain Commissioner Myers was owe
J from Owosso Tuesday and sold tn,
Spaulding drain in this village to Mr.
Cook near Vernon. The price bid off a.
was $1.27 per rod. The work will be
, begun as soon as the contractor can ar
range to get here. Perry Journal.
Owosso High school base ball team de
feated Fenton High school Saturday b,
score of II to 1, thel visitorsl gettin,
their one run in the last inning on
passed ball. Schafer, the Owosso pitch
, err, let his opponents down with one hit
and struck out ten men. Owosso go
eight hits.
Mrs. Helen Zimmerman, secretary
and Mrs. Ida Hume at Highlan,
station, Wednesday and Thursday, at
5 tending the meeting of the, Woman
, Home and Foreign Missionary Societie
of the Genesee Association of Congre
8 gatlonal churches. Mrs. Hume read
t paper on How shall 1--WE increase tn
y power of our auxiliaries2"