The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-05-06

hess trip to Cleveland.
Arthur Mason has moved from III
Ball street to ia Water street.
The Clerks Union initiated four
candidates on Thursday evening.
III. J. Daniels returned from his trip
to the Pacific coast Tuesday evening.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Holmes, north Cedar street, on
Wednesday.
Miss Nettie Chamberlain. of the juno
ton House, has returned to her home in
Chesaning.
DIR. p. S. Wilson will soon erect a
new residence on the corner of Main
and Elm streets.
Mrs William Goethe and children, of
River street, have gone to Canada for a
visit with relatives.
Mrs. James Dingwall has been called
to London, Ont, by the illness of her
daughter, Mrs. John Youngs.
Harry Byerly, of Bennington, will
build new house on the site of the one
destroyed by fire last winter.
PitcherFrank Smith, of this city, has
been Internationally released by the
Springfield, ILL.,, Three l League.
Mounted Mail Carrier William Priest
was sick few days this week and
Charles Lemon carried his route.
Several members of Owosso Canton
Patriarcbs Militant attended the grand
encampment at Flint on Tuesday.
d. Mccormick has returned home to
Ridgetown, Ont, after visit with his
brother, DR.. G. Mccormick in this city.
The Owosso City Mills base ball team
defeated the High school in a practice
game Tuesday afternoon, by score Of
IL to 2.
Otto Hecke and William May have
gone to Paris, KY. to sell pop corn this
season with an amusement enterprise
through the south.
The Michigan Association of school
superintendent, of which J. w. Sim =
mons, of this city, is president, met
Thursday and today at Lansing.
Miss Anna Miesen has gone to Muske-
gon to live with her grandmother Miss
Huldah Miesen goes soon to Covington,
KY, to visit her sister, Mrs. Glenn An
gevine.
The local post office has received the
special issue of large stamps which are
printed in honor of the st. Louis EXPOSE
ton. The two cent stamp bears a pic
ture of Jefferson.
Charles Haun and family are moving
to farm four miles east of Corunna,
and were given surprise Wednesday
evening, when Mrs. Haun received
handsome presents of China.
Mrs. Ella Ellsworth, of Chesaning,
sister of Charles Ellsworth, of Owosso
has recovered from an operation for ap-
pendicitis, which was performed at
Saginaw, and has returned to her home.
George P. Sackrider, who has just
completed his course at the Detroit Col
lege of Medicine, has been rendered the
post of first assistant at Harper Hospital
for the ensuing year, and will accept.
Edward Friess, sentenced to the re-
form school for assault and battery, has
disappeared, and officers are searching
for him. Young Friess was allowed to
go home on Tuesday night, and has not
since been seen.
st. Agnes Guild has elected Miss
Louise Knapp president, Miss Margaret
Beresford, first vice president, Miss
Grace AFFORD, second vice president,
Miss Gertrude Perrigo, secretary, and
Miss Katherine Castree, treasurer.
At meeting Tuesday evening, Star of
Hope Rebekahs celebrated the birthday
anniversaries of two members, Mrs.
Charles Doane and Mrs. Augusta Ross
man. Mrs. A B. Crane won the spell
ing bee which was a feature of the even
ing.
The board of health organized at a re-
cent meeting, electing E. A. Gould,
president, Harry Tooley, vice president,
and George E. Pardee secretary. The
board passed resolution to the effect
that hereafter all county small pox
patients be treated by the health officer.
Miss Lucille Bailey, of Ann Arbor, has
been offered the position of teacher of
English, elocution and oratory in the
High school for next year, Miss Clara
Smith Cooke, normal graduate from
Grand Rapids, will probably accept the
grade position made vacant by the de-
clination of Miss Goss.
A very pleasant reception was tender
ed to the Grand Lodge Officers, f. 81 A.
NJ, at Masonic Hall on Tuesday even
ing. All but the Grand Master were
present, he having missed the train at
Bay City About 200 Owosso brothers
were present. Short addresses were
made by hosts and visitors. The Ideal
mandolin club furnished music.
Following is the list of letters adver.
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