The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-03-17
E. H. Jacobs is very sick.

Stevens shop.
E. B. Shultz is recovering after a
three weeks illness.
Secretary G. N. Smith, of the Sugar
Co., was here Tuesday.
A son was born Sunday to Mr.. and
Mrs. w. F. Cunningham.
Arthur Kline has gone to Bay City to
work as carver in factory.
Miss Margaret Tyrrell is attending
the Owosso Business College.
Ollie Comstock has gone to Oma,
Wyoming, to work on ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. B. Atwood, of Caro-,
were guests of o. L. Sprague, Tuesday.
A son was born last week to Ann
Arbor Brakeman and Mrs. George Ritz
John G. Walton, Higgins street, dis
located his shoulder recently by falling.
Mrs. E. M. johnson and daughter,
Helen, return today from Washington,
d. @.
The Bell telephone rate has been rails
ed from $24 to $50 for business places in
Coldwater,
Mrs. E. Gurden will leave next week
for Evangeline, La, where Mr.. Gurden
has located.
The Current Topic club has presented
the Dorcas Home with much-needed
medicine cabinet.
Ann Arbor Conductor John p. Taylor,
of Owosso, is in charge of the Ann Ar
boris shops at Manistique.
Mr.. and Mrs G. D. Stewart entertain
ed at dinner on Friday evening for Mr..
and Mrs Joseph Cranston.
George Rogers has been sent to the
county Jail from Owosso to serve a 90
day sentence for drunkenness.
Ann Arbor Electrician Charles Adams
has moved here from Durand and is
residing at 4S3 East Exchange street.
Ann Arbor Brakeman Charles Lath-
rop has moved his family here from Du-
rand and is living on Corunna Avenue.
DR.. A. L. Arnold has purchased of ii.
q. McGuineas the houses at S13 Bradley
and at the corner of Bradley and Cedar
streets.
CD. Ames, an Ann Arbor employee,
has moved here from Durand, and is
living in new residence on Glenwood
avenue.
Several Ann Arbor machinists were
sent to Frankfort last week to repair
the rudder of Boat No. 1, badly broken
by heavy ice.
The Willing Workers of the Church of
Christ spent very profitable day, We'd
nesday, with Mrs. Charles Champion,
Gilbert street.
Mrs. Jessie H. Perry, who left Owes
so for the west year ago, was married
recently to Jay H. Summers, of Port
land, Oregon.
DR.. e. T. Wilson and family left on
Thursday for Detroit, after which they
will spend two weeks at Niagara Falls
and London, Ont
DR.. A. B. Leonard, Of Owosso, has
been elected president of the state
Brotherhood of ST. Paul, Methodist
organization for men.
Mrs E. B. Dewey will leave Monday
for Tacoma. Washington, to visit her
son, H. B. Dewey and family. She will
be gone until June 1st
Grand Trunk Agent J. III. Aldrich is
one of party to visit New York City
this week as guest of General Pass
enger and Ticket Agent Vaux, of the
Grand Trunk.
In the case of Emerson E. Bennett, of
Owosso, VS.. Mrs. Mary J. Youngs, of
Middletown, Justice Mcbride, of Corun
ma, has ordered security for costs in the
sum of So.
The Brotherhood of ST. Paul of the
Methodist church, elected d. M. Chris
tan, PRESIDENT d. A. Reagh, vice -presi-
dent; nj. Miner, secretary; and Frank
Weidman, treasurer. The officers were
installed on Sunday.
The Owosso Boys Club had charge of
the meeting at the Y. M. @. A. Sunday
afternoon. Frederick Gould gave a
vocal solo, Charles Ferry piano solo,
and there were talks from Principal
Ray Allen, Irving Woodin and Presi-
dent Carl Parker.
Archdeacon Sayres, of Detroit,
preached fine sermon at the Episcopal
church on Sunday morning, the occa-
sion being the services to mark the be-
ginning of Lent. DIR. Sayres preached
at Corunna in the afternoon and in
Owcsso again in the evening.
A recent issue of the Providence, r.
/. Sunday Journal contains cut of the
massive bronze doors designed for the
U. s Naval Academy by E. w. Wood