The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-05-26

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E. J. Sheldon has purchased Harry
| Crosby's house on East William street.
F. s. Dean, the milkman, has been
sick, and his son Roy is driving the
wagon.
Ann Arbor operator A. J. Herrick
has returned from Harrietta, and is on
waiting orders here
Arthur Hollister, of Venice, has pur-
chased 300 acres of land in Tennessee.
and will soon move his family thereon.
The examination of Mr.. and Mr..
| Sylveanus Adkins for keeping dis
orderly house has been postponed to
June Is. a
Owosso Lodge, F. & A. M. confers
the third degree on class Of seven at
Masonic Hall memorial afternoon and
evening.
At the Masonic Grand Lodge meeting
at Detroit this week, DR.. A. M. Hume
was advanced to Junior Grand Deacon.
Hon. Hugh McCurdy, of Corunna, was
| reelected member of the committee
on jurisprudence.
Mrs. j. Doran moved her household
goods to,.Owosso Saturday. Mr. Doran
had been absent for some time. He
maintained tailor shop here short
time. Bancroft Commercial.
r.. F. Kay, of Morrice, former county
treasurer has gone to San Antonio
Heights, San Bernardino County, Cal,
where he has plat of 36 acres of build
ing land. The resort is 40 miles east of
Los Angeles.
Crawford q Hunt to-day sold their
fine dapple gray driving team to
gentleman from Cleveland, Ohio, for
$1,000. They also sold at their barn
today a French Coach stallion for
So, 600. Byron Herald. ~,
Geo. M. Cumming, president of the,
United States Mortgage and Trust Co.,
New York and Rudolph Kleybolte, of
Cincinnati, have been elected directors
of the Ann Arbor road succeeding A.
w. Krech and W. R. Burt, resigned
Lyle Goodwin has purchased of John
T. Walsh the house at the corner of
Stewart and Ament streets. Cloyse
Lewis and family will reside therein
J. B.. Fielding who lived there up to
Thursday, has moved to 11O4 North
Washington street.
List of advertised letters remaining
uncalled for at Owosso postoffice for
week ending May 20, 1905: Jesse
Cady, Mrs. Lucy Austin, Fred Chidest-
err L. B. Copas, Cyrus E. Giles, Tillie
Hains, Bert Hay, Calvin Hilts (foreign)
Mrs. Nellie Howe, Sherman Mcvinne
Mrs. Frank Saver, Glenn Terry. Lloyd
Wier
The Ann Arbor employees will hold
their second annual picnic at Nc
Curdy Park, June 3. There will be
the usual attractions including dane
ing and game of ball at the ball park
between the mines of the Ann Arbor
shops and d4Toledo. The game will be
free to everybody. Also balloon
ascension is expected.
Charles Gerties, formerly of Owosso,
was buried here to-day. He leaves
widow Mrs. Rose Hansman Gerties,
and one daughter, Miss Emma Gerties.
Deceased, for several years special
policeman at the Majestic building,
Detroit, died of typhoid fever and
pneumonia at his home in Rosedale,
near Detroit.
A letter was received Saturday from
Rev. James Chapman of Ames M. E.
church, who left about two weeks ago
for England to visit his mother, who at
that time was seriously ill, which said
that he had arrived safely and had
found his mother in much better health
He is now visiting in the southern part
of England. Saginaw Evening News.
Dell Hair, the Shiawassee poet, now
a resident of Toledo, will give one of
his unique entertainments at the opera
house Monday evening. He will give
number of his own poems illustrated
with splendid stereopticon. Mr. Hair
has an extended reputation as a poet
and is said to be an entertainer well
worth hearing. Admission 10 and 2Octs
s. w. Ackerson, of Owosso, was in
Fenton and spent Sunday. He reports
the condition of his wife much improv-
ed and anticipates an early recovery.
She is still at the Eastern Michigan
asylum, but is gaining flesh and the
physicians report her condition rapid
ly returning to the normal. This her
many Fenton Griends will be glad to
learn,-Fenton Independent.
The village of Bradford bears the dis
tinction of being the only one in Illi-
nois to restrict the number of saloons
, and has the highest license. There is
but one liquor selling house, which
pays a fee Of $4,000 year. In this way
the authorities have perfect control of
.. the dram shop business. This is right
! in line with The Courier's oft proclaim.
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