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

ID. Beswick is building a school-hous
at Kent City.
E. F. Dudley was in Detroit on bust
ness Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Munson hav
gone to Lansing.
Geo. M. Dewey was home from
Lansing, Sunday.
Rev. John kim, of Durand, was il
the city Tuesday.
An engine room is being built for E
f. Dudley's plant.
Claude Willoughby is working at TIT
Ann Arbor shops.
Edward Carr has gone to New Or
leans for an outing.
Major George B. McCaughna wa
sick part of the week.
Frank Trask is driving the Var
Brunt bakery wagon.
Miss Florence Williams left Wednes
day for Pasadena, Cal.
William Callard is organizing new
brass band in. West Owosso.
Dr. B. S. Sutherland and family were
in Fenton the first of the week.
Tubbs' orchestra will soon give q
masquerade ball at the Armory.
George Gray and Arthur Parshall
have gone to Bay City to work.
E. O., Place shipped Jersey bull calf
to parties at Grayling this week. ~
The Owosso City Band may have to
disband, as it is hard up financially.
Lester Runyan, of Bay City, formerly
of Ovosso, is sick with appendicitis.
A son was born, last, week to Mr.. and
Mrs, Elmer Ryerson, North Oak street.
Claude Taylor has returned to the
U. of M. to receive treatment for his
heel 80
Mrs. E. NJ. johnson and daughter,
Miss Helen, are visiting at Washington;
DC.
Mrs. Frank Forester, Lee street, has
gone to NewsYork to visit at her old
home. ~
Miss Lillian Mecutcheop :hasspem
called hoinesto st. Clair by'illness in
her family.
Mrs d. J. Gerow and daught1r Miss
Josie have gone to New Orleans to see
the Mardi Gras.
Miss Jessie Helt has gone to Coying-
ton. KY, to live with her sister, Mrs.
+, nix Keelin.
Dr. 3. S. Knapp was called to De-
troll Monday by the serious sickness of
his brother, DIR. M E. Knapp.
NJ. Il. Kirby, of Chesaning, has been
appointed to a clerkship in the Office of
the State Labor Commissioner.
Charles Smith, of Owosso, and Miss
Myrtle Free, of Mt. Pleasant, were
married Saturday by DR.. Leonard.
Lent begins with Ash Wednesday,
March Sth, Palm Sunday is April 10th,
Good Friday, April 21st, Easter Sunday,
April 3d.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Rood entertained
at cards on Saturday evening. The
prizes were won by William Young
and Frank Norris.
James b. Davis, of Watson 81 Chap
mans office, leaves this week for the
Isthmus Of Panama, where he will be a
government stenographer.
John Woodcroft cigar maker whose
home is in Grand Rapids, is in Jail at
Corunna, and has been very sick of
acute alcoholism and exposure.
Zenas H. Ross now has regular run
as Ann Arbor brakeman on the local
between Owosso and Dundee. He is
home every other night and Sundays.
Supervisor w. II. Van Size took a
sleighload of friends to the Dynes farm,
south of the city, Saturday evening,
where very pleasant social hour was
enjoyed.
Truant Officer Harry r. Cole has
been ordered by the school board to
take into custody all boys and girls OF
school age seen on the streets during
school hours.
Aid. and Mrs. G. e. Rigley, Jr., are
entertaining young gentleman,
Maurice Brown Rigley. He weighs IL
pounds and promises to make it lively
for his two brothers.
Mrs. Jane Lusk died Wednesday
morning at her home, 11S North Elm
street, after a weeks illness of typhoid
pneumonia. Rev. Hanks conducted
funeral services this morning, and the
remains were taken to Elsie for inter
ment. Deceased, who had lived here
for 20 years, was 70 years old and leaves
four children, E. w. Lusk, Mrs N. s..
Roseboom and Mrs. Flora Mellin, of
Owosso, and Walter Lusk, of Hender-