The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-02-03

SHdtioS haWfonCo Is WORKING IN Mac
Bain's Cafe.
Robert, son of A. B. Crane. is ill
with quincy.
Howard & Snyder are cutting their
ice at Whitmore Lake.
Roy Vandewater is working as cleo
trician for the .. g. @. e. Co.
Miss Gladys jennings gave a sleigh
ride party Tuesday afternoon.
A. E. Auiler has purchased the G. R.
Woodin property near Burton.
Bert Gage goes to Detroit this week
to work for the Oldsmobile Co.
Irving Brockway, of Sciota, has en-.
tered the Owosso Business College.
j. M. Burger, R. F. d. No. 5. leaves
soon for Climbing Hill, Iowa, to reside.
Miss Ethelyn ellison was in Ovid this
week for the American Equity Associa-
ton.
Frank Neff has purchased Ray Rey.
nolds' restaurant under Keytes harness
shop.
A good cut of the o. l.. I. indoor ball
team appeared in Wednesdays U. S.
Daily.
John Van Valkenburg has purchased
of R. Wise the house at 514 Mulberry
street.
Joseph Pardee has moved from Queen
to Ward street, where he has purchased
a home.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Michael Murphy, East Main street
Friday.
Miss Mabel Richardson has gone to
Grand Rapids to enter wholesale mil
linery house.
George Foess has resigned as driver
for the United Delivery. Frank Ware
succeeds him.
Misses Mary and Julia Stack enter
tanned the Columbia Pedro Club, Tues
day evening.
Beecher Stockwell had finger brok
en- last week while at his work at the
casket factory.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Beelby entertained 6
sleigh ride party from the country OF
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Henry Schroeder, of r. d. No
4, gave dinner party recently in homo
of Mrs Dean. of Grand Rapids.
| The Eclipse Speciality Co. has CLOSED
rs store in the opera house block, an
viii ship the stock to other cities.
n \ photograph of the West Side In
. door base ball team appeared in Tues
day mornings Detroit Free Press.
Major George B. McCaughna is il
Detroit assisting in the inspection c
I the two Detroit battalions of the Firs
Infantry, M. N. G.
F.; Senator Cook is member of til
game and fish committee of the legisla
ture and is accompanying the commit
tee on trip around the state.
5 The o. 81 G. E. Co. is erecting new al
J, lights at the corner of Park and Olive
3 streets, and on lakewood avenue, nea
the water works pumping station.
Mckenzie 81 Cadwallader's agenc
has settled the loss on Charles Fillil
gers house at $4S275. Ira G. Curry
for damage to his stock in the Burl
10 fire, gets $500.
IS Timothy Mccarthy, of Fenton, VIII
caught professional ball last year for til
- Owosso City Mills team, has gone
Morgantown, w. Va, to enter til
50 State University.
% William Gulick, who went to I'll
81 county house IA years ago from Byron
"a died at the institution Monday, of p;
,r ralysis, aged 65 years. He has brothe
% Nicholas Gulick, at ST. Charles.
z in. Zimmerman, of Birmingham
: has bought piece of land beside IL
M. G. siding, between Howell and Ce,
ar streets, and will locate his base ba
bat factory thereon. He will bull
with the coming of spring.
Aid J. H. Copas, Jr., is on the roa
for the Saginaw Beef Co., branch ,
Swift & Co., of Chicago. His territoi
will be the M 9. r. r. between Jacl
son and Saginaw, and the d. 81 M.
tween Holly and st. Johns.
A proposed law which the presel
legislature will consider is that requi
8 ing the removal of all buildings to moi
than six feet from any railroad tract
This bill, if passed, would work HARD
ship to many Owosso institutions.
Prosecuting Attorney Charles \
n Hamper wishes it understood that
: maintains no Corunna Office, but he ma
A. be reached at III North Washingtc
Ie street by either phone. Many Peep
= have been in the habit of calling him
Corunna TINS losing time and sufferir