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

The board of review meets Monday,
May 10, at the city hall.
Owosso is developing large early
crop of base ball "cranks."
August Wesener, who has been sick
for week, is able to be out.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. D. Robertson have
gone to Vicksburg to reside.
A. ]. Herrick has gone to Harrietta
to act as Ann Arbor operator.
Robert Buckingham, of Milan, is now
Ann Arbor section foreman here.
Pearce g. Gerow lost adelivery horse,
which died Tuesday night in its STALL
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Dwyer, Owes
so township, have gone to Cleveland to
visit.
Benjamin Smith and VIM. Robin
have gone to Milwaukee to work on the
Ann Arbor boats.
A. B. Pray, of Flushing, formerly of
! Owosso. has gone to Bannister to con-
duct drug store.
E. Huber, of Estey Factory B, had
three fingers cut off on a carving ma
chine, Wednesday.
A twelve pound daughter was born to
Aid. and Mrs. John j. Brown. East
Howard street, Monday.
James Shaw, of Tropico, CAL, is a
guest of his sisters, Mrs. Augusta
Jenkins and Miss Mary Shaw.
John Mcbride, William Mcbride and
Bert Wilcox are rebuilding the water
tank and depot at Dundee.
Ann Arbor conductor and Mrs.
Charles Shears, Of Durand, have moved
to 211 East Williams street, Owosso.
Miss Mabel Wilbur has resigned her
position as teacher in the city schools,
to take effect at the close of the present
term.
Hedley Wickham has been appointed
substitute mail carrier for the local
postofice, having resigned as substitute
clerk.
A petition is being circulated asking
the council to put an electric light at
the corner of East Main and Park
streets.
NJ Bucks, catcher and L. e. Bell, in
fielder, who played with the o. G. NJ
team last year. have signed with the
500 team.
George Jewell dropped a timber or
his foot while working at the Ann Ar
Dor shops, Tuesday, and received pain
full injuries
A baseball league made up of teams
from the Ann Arbor shops, the Yves
Side, South Owosso and the Pythian:
will soon be started.
w. nj. Case, of Owosso, has beer
elected delegate by the State Camp M
w. A. to attend the Head Camp which
meets at Milwaukee in June.
Mr.. A. J.-Herriek, chancellor coEr
mander of Owosso Lodge No. 81, K. jo
p, and Miss Mabel Washburn wer'
married some weeks ago by Rev. G. III
Hanks.
d. P. McAuliffe, of Jackson, former
Iy of Owosso, is now American Express
messenger on M. G. trains running
> through this city, having made hi
first trip.
Matthew LaVersa, OF Detroit, VIII,
started the season here with the o. G
M. team last year is now playing secon'
base for the Oldsmobile team, a
Lansing.
Win Woodbury., of Laingsburg
pleaded guilty in Justice McCaughna'
court last week to attacking 9. e
Rowe's automobile, and paid fine O.
$50 and costs.
A. d. Chapman died Wednesday a
his home on Cleveland Avenue, west o
the city, aged 65 years. He leaves
son and daughter, the former resid
ing in Grand Rapids.
The supervising architect of tn
Treasury Department has sent out sup
Elemental specifications for the use o
limestone or sandstone for the construc
tion of the federal building in this city
Sidney Wallace died at the home o
his sister, Mrs. Richard Marsh, so
: Corunna Avenue, Tuesday of Bright
disease. He leaves a wife and tire
children at Ovid. Rev. Rowe conduct
{ ed funeral services on Thursday after
noon.
There will be quarterly meetins
held tonight at the Free Methods
! church which will continue over Satur
day and Sunday. An old fashioned
Methodist love feast at $50 Sunday
! morning, followed by preaching by Rev
III. Voorhees,, d. Z.
Dwight F. Stratton and Miss Glady
, Melvin, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Melvin, former residents o.
: Owosso, were married at the bride
, home in Seattle, Wash, recently. TIL
groom is police editor of the Seattl
Star, and the bride, since going west