The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-03-11

ana Deuroit this Week a M M IN ''>''
Frank Glover, Hickory street, will
leave soon for Oklahoma.
Thomas Kerby, north Chapman street,
is i'll with heart trouble.
Jay Fairman is able to be out again
after four weeks illness.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. John
Yankle, Martin street, Tuesday.
Mrs John Sprague, Dewey street, is
slowly recovering from long illness.
Mr.. and Mrs d. M. Christian have
gone to New York City to buy goods.
Dennis Heney, of this city, is now in
the 9. 4. l. & p. Ry. offices at Herrin-
ton, Kas.
Miss Anna Todd gave a thimble
party Monday afternoon in honor OF
Miss Ashley.
Mrs. G.. w. Loring has been called to
Hillsdale by the serious illness of Mr..
Loring's mother.
Miss Donna Edwards entertained Sat-
urday in honor of her fourteenth birth
day anniversary.
B. j. Reynolds, formerly of this city.
recently purchased 81, 900 residence
in Grand Rapids.
DR.. A. M. Hume has purchased the
lot at the corner of Ball and Mason
streets of M. d. Grow.
A picture of the Detroit baseball team
appears in Mondays Free Press. Floyd
Derham is one of the lot.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Warren, who
spent the winter here, left Wednesday
for their home in Michigan City, N. D..
w. E. Mckenzie adjusted loss at
Wyman, Montcalm county, this week
for the Commercial Union Insurance
Co.
City Treasurer Walsh has re-
turned the 1908 unpaid taxes to County
Treasurer Northway. They amount to
nearly $1,000
Alfred Rindge entertained the Mando-
lin Club Tuesday evening. The Club
will play Sunday at the Congregational
Sunday School.
Truman Lytle, driver for the casket
factory, was dragged through the streets
Monday by his wagon breaking in two.
He escaped with slight injuries.
Glennie e. Ferguson, of Flint, have
established clothing store over Dew
ereaux's grocery. G. Glennie, senior
member of the firm, is in charge.
e. H. Stanard, of this city, and sister
who has resided at Chesaning, now live
in the West terraces. Lee r. Clark car
ried Mr.. Stanard's mail route this week.
Edward Vreeland and James Odell
were arrested here this week and taken
back to Gratiot county, where they are
wanted for larceny. Vreeland is known
here.
Mondays Detroit Tribune contained 9
picture of John w. FailOr, formerly Of
Owosso. Mr.. Failor is coach of thu
Ypsilanti Normal base ball team thi.
year.
The new general superintendent o.
the Michigan Central, j. Hutchinson, O
Detroit, came to Owosso, Monday Wis
special train and inspected the com
pany's property here.
X. G. Wildermuth was arrested Wed
nesday for failing to remove the screen
from in front of his bar Tuesday even
ing. Chief Ross swore to the complain
in Justice Walsh's court.
DR.. Bradley, of Eaton Rapids, {
prominent republican of his district
and candidate for the nomination TO
auditor-general, called on DR.. A. M
Hume and other friends here Tuesday
Albert and Carl Miller, of Owosso
have arranged to have friend named
Albert Sahs and his family come to thi
city from Stettin, Germany. Mr.. Sab
will sail by the Hamburg-Americ
line.
A. A. Steggall is manufacturing
sugar beet blocker which is patented b
Will Lewis, of Maple River. Severa
of the machines will be made and give
a thorough test this summer in tn
beet fields.
The home of Harry Byerly, of Der
nington, burned to the ground Monda
night, having caught fire from a lamp
The family escaped in their nigh
clothes, and saved little furniture
There is 81, 900 insurance.
Mrs. Punches, who went to the count
house ten'years ago from the vicinity G
Laingsburg, died Sunday aged rs years
and was buried Tuesday at the Gal
cemetery. She leaves two children
Mrs. Della Wilson, of Bennington, an
Luther Wright, of Pittsburg.
Promoter d. G. Wright, of Phils
delphia, Engineer E. H. Mather, {
Portland, Me-, and Alexander Baird, {
Flint, were in the city Tuesday maxim
an examination of the o. & G. Z. Upo
Mr.. Mather's repOrt as to the lines col