The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-03-03

Wild geese have commenced their
flight north.
l.. w. Hubbell has gone to New York
City with carloads of horses.
ID. M. Christian is having the interior
of his store painted and otherwise i'm
proved.
Mr., and Mrs. H. X. White leave to-
morrow for New Orleans and Florida
to be gone ten days.
w. II. Hoyt, appointed State tax
commissioner, is brother of Mrs. Adam
Deckert, of this city.
Miss Bertha Scruggs returned to her
home in Flint. Monday, after a visit
with Miss Iva Peterson.
County Drain Commissioner Myres
attended meeting of drain commission
ers in Lansing, Tuesday.
Aid. J. a. Copas will accept renom-
nation if rendered him by the demo-
Gratis OF the second ward.
Frank Hitler, of Daytona, Fla, who
left Owosso for the south last fall, is
now clerk in the Daytona postoffice
Miss Nellie Allison entertained on
Saturday afternoon in honor of her
guest, Mrs. Elvise Wheat, of st. Johns.
A private pension bill giving J. w.
Mcintyre, formerly postmaster at West
Haven, $50 per month has passed con-
gress
Coroner V. M. Whites horse ran
away Saturday as it was being taken
out OF the barn, and smashed up new
Portland cutter.
Miss Veronica Haskell has gone to
Des Moines Ia, to join the Madrigal
Ladies' Concert Co. for three months
tour of the west
julius A. Wendt, of Huntingdon, w
Va, formerly of Owosso, has publish
ed tuneful and pretty song entitled
my Alabama Queen" w..
F. j. Twogood will soon remove his
wood working plant from Durand to
this city and will occupy the Sturtevant
q Blood planning mill building.
George w. Stanlake, treasurer of
Middlebury township, was in the city
yesterday. He had been at Corunna
settling with the county treasurer.
At the democratic judlci u convention
in Corunna, Monday, Gilbert r.
Lyon was nominated by reclamation
to make the run against SIS. Miner.
AT the inquest Monday over the
remains of DR., M. W. Peters, verdict
of death from natural causes-heart
failure-was brought in by the jury
Claud Westfall has moved into the
BaptistParsonage this week. He willy
assist his fatheg James Westfall, in
his well boring business this season. =
Chesaning Argus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacox, of Flint, who
have been spending the past year in
California and Oregon, are visiting
Mr.. Jacks mother, Mrs E. A.. Wig
more 11S North. Dewey street. 80
--e'--A Smith, of Bay City, spent
"Wednesday forenoon at -.L4.- s.4se,A..
l-offices.. He has just returned from
Washington and reports the Philippine
tariff bill.as dead for this session.
Mrs. A., II. Parkiil returned home
yesterday from Colorado Springs, where
she has been for several months. Her
daughter, Mrs. Ida Lyon, has gone to
Spain to be absentseveral months.
The Star of Hope Rebekahs degree
team defeated the Owosso Odd Fellows |
Staff in a competitive drill on Tuesday
evening. The men will furnish ban
quet for both staffs. The judges were
Lieut.. Case, DR.. Mccormick and A. B.
Crane.
AT the Y. NJ. G. A. Sunday afternoon
Rev. j. Alexander Clyde closed his
series of talks, giving very interesting
address on the Assurance of Faith. A
duet was sung by Miss Imah Odell and
Mr.. Palmer. Mrs. ID. H. Lamb ac-
companied them.
The supreme court has reversed the !
decision of the circuit court in the case
of Ann E. Lingle VS. the Owosso Sugar
Co. The case grew out of the rental of
a piece of land by the plaintiff to James
L. Marble on which sugar beets were
grown; the parties to the suit both !
claimed title to the beets lone for land
rental, the other for money advanced |
to care for the beets In the lower
court plaintiff was given a Judgment
for $507.
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