The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-03-03
George Black is again quite sick.
Mrs. NJ. Gaylord is i'll with grip.

Mrs. j. j. Keagle is slowly recoverin
| from her sickness.
Tubbs' orchestra gives its annui
masquerade Monday evening at tn
Armory.
G. A. Byerly will occupy the office
in the Haarer block recently vacated b
DIR. Glasscock.
The M. G. depot at Paines, one of tn
old land marks on the road, was des
troyed by fire Tuesday.
The three Ann Arbor car ferrie
started north out of Frankfort, Monday
carrying GO loaded cars.
Miss Anna Mccartney, North Wash
ington street, has gone to Charlotte t.
work in millinery store.
Fred Edwards will be candidate TO
the republican nomination for the offic
of City Clerk this spring.
Mr.. Byron Pearsall and Miss Mar
Fitzpatrick, of Hazelton, were married
Tuesday by Rev. p. j. Slane.
Mr.. Irving Babcock and Miss Clar;
Wildermuth, of New Haven, wer
married recently by Rev. Bergey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank O'Connor enter
tanned Owosso friends on Friday even
ing at their home north of the city,
G. Van Ben Schoten, of Perry, whC
is visiting his daughter, Mrs. @. Nixon
Owosso township, leaves soon for Ocear
Springs, Miss, to reside.
Mrs. Lewis Main, sister of George
Haven, 31S Michigan Avenue, has gon,
to Manila, p L., to join her husband
who is captain of Filipino Constabu
larry.
James o. Curwood, son of J. M
Curwood, of this city, is now editor o.
the magazine section of the Sunday
News Tribune. He was assistant fol
several years.
Owosso. Hive. Ladies of the Macca
bees of The World, will give its first
party at Woodmen's Hall, Tuesday
evening, Weseners orchestra will
furnish music.
& Marshal Cady has been ordered by
Mayor Parkill to arrest, all persons said
to frequent three so-calledg disorderly
places. upstairs in the business section
on North Washington street.
! William Crawley's jaw was broken
on Friday evening. He entered local
saloon and. attacked saloon keeper
Arthur, dMorrice, who was in the
place, Srawley'was' knocked senseless
by Arthur.
= ThA Aain commissioners of the
state evidently appreciate the services
of Chas. w. Parker as he was re-elect-
ed president Of their state association
at the meeting held in Lansing this
week
Cnafleg M Yates, fvrnrvriy-s uperin-
tendent Of the o. & c. Il. Co., and
more recently of Union City. has gone
to Vicksburg, where he isrmaster
mechanic and chief engineer for the
Lee Paper Co. j.. ~.
Mrs Jane Whitfield died Friday
evening at the home of her daughter,
Mrs d. Warren, 737 Park street, aged
80 years. Rev. Hanks conducted the
funeral services, and interment took
place at West Haven.
DR.. NJ w. Peters was found dead in
a chair in Dowling's saloon on Saturday.
DR.. Peters was 80 years old, and was to
have gone home to Dundas, Ont, Sat
urday night He was a graduate of the
Detroit college of Medicine.
The plastering in the court house at
Corunna is progressing rapidly. Capt.
A. j. Van Epps, of Owosso, is doing
the electrical wiring, and the wood and
marble work will follow. 1t is be-
lieved the building will be completed
in July.
Rev. w. f. Stewart, of Detroit,
Methodist presiding elder, will address
mems meeting at the opera house
Sunday afternoon at $3.50. All men
are invited. The meeting is under the
auspices of the Y. M. G. A. and the
churches of the city.
Francis, four year old son Of w. F.
Cunningham and Wayne, son of G. E.
Underwood, were lost Monday for sew
eral hours. They wandered from the
corner of King and Washington streets
to the Ann Arbor freight house, but
fortunately escaped all injury.
Mrs. Fred M. Grove is in Detroit,
caring for Mrs. Richardson, mother of
e. M. Richardson, who recently sus-
tanned broken arm and other injuries
by being struck by street car Mrs.
+. M. Richardson has been called to
Duluth by the illness of another rela-
tive.
G. S. Allison 81 Son have promised
to award a trophy cup to the winner
of the city league basket ball cham
pionship. A gold medal will be given
to the player throwing the most goals.
Two teams of girls will be organized
and medal will, at the ends of the
season. be given to the best all around