The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-02-03
Daniel Guipan has gone to the 500 on

Ddnlel Oulnan mas gone 10 tne 300 Oh
business.
Mrs. L. V. Curry, of Fenton, mother
of Ira G.. and Arthur Curry, of Owosso,
died Wednesday at her home.
Mrs. George Mix was successfully op-
Grated upon Wednesday afternoon at
University hospital, Ann Arbor, by DR..
Kinyon.
August Wesener has received a
Chinese gong from Chicago. 1t will be
used in his orchestra hereafter instead
of cymbals.
Mrs. Charles Bandkau, r. +. d. No.
6, recently presented to Osburn q Sons
store German circular she had receiv-
ed from the firm 26 years ago.
Owosso Chapter No. SO, r. A. M.
will hold a regular communication Fri
day evening anu confer the Mark Mast
er degree on a class of candidates. =
Twenty five Epworth Leaguers from
the First M. E. church had sleighride
Wednesday evening to the home OF
William Horton, Owosso township.
A. Stanton has received check from
the Ann Arbor in payment for the horse
which was killed on account of injuries
received in the defective Ann Arbol
crossing.
j. McCracken, of Carson City, grew
two acres of beets for Owosso Sugar Co.
last year for which he received $246. IA.
b. l.. Dodge, of the same place, grew %
acres and received $17s0 80.
Ten Michigan school boys, selected
strictly on merit, will march in the
parade at Washington, March A, when
President Roosevelt is inaugurated
Scholars of all Michigan high schools
are eligible to compete.
Owing to the law which provides that
oesteopaths who have not had three
years college training may not practice
in Michigan, III. w. Conklin and Glare
Fullam, recent graduates of the Kinks,
vile College, will locate in Indiana.
The next regular meeting of the Shia
wassee County Medical Society will be
held in Odd Fellows hall, Tuesday, Feb
7, at 200 o'clock p. m. A paper on In
fectious Diseases will be given by Dr.
VIM Shaw, of Morrice, and one by DR.
Tufford, of this city.
f. w. Pearce has leased the store
adjoining the Owosso Hardware Co. or
the north, and on May 1 viii open {
house furnishing business therein. E
l.. Devereaux, who now occupies th'
first floor of the building with his gro
Gerry business, will close out the stock
His future plans are undecided, but h'
will take long trip through the ives
in search of new location.
Deputy Sheriff Horn, of Henderson
returned Wednesday noon from Pitts
burg. Pa, bringing back with him tel
year old Clara Fisher, who, it is alleged
was spirited away Christmas by he
| duDU, WIS. JOuu COUSClu6, VI OWOSSs
township. The girls mother, Airs
Lucy Fisher, has sworn out warran
for the arrest of her sister, Mrs. Con
stine. which will be served when th'
latter returns in few days from Pitts
burg.
"Will you say to your readers, sai'
N. A. Goodyear to THE TIMES "tha
the meat market men of the city do no
object to farmers peddling meats of an.
kind providing the animals were grow
on their farms. What we do oppose i
the purchasing and slaughtering o
animals carried on by some farmers an
then the peddling of the meat about th
city. We think people of that clas
should be obliged to pay license. w
understand farmer cannot be stoppe
from disposing of the product of hi
farm in any manner he sees fit. Pee
pie who live outside the city shoul
be compelled to pay something towar
city expenses if they want to sell stu
grown off their own farms"