The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-03-17
Miss Nora Laveck is quite sick.


G. w. Abel, of Owosso, is now located
at Hot Springs, Ark.
John Leffingwell has moved from
Maple River to farm near Kerby.
J. b. Woodin, of Detroit, will spend
Sunday with his parents in this city.
w. Y. Hicks has sold his home on
Corunna Avenue to J. H. Laverock.
Frank Baker entertained the Happy
Hooligan club on Tuesday evening.
A son was born last week to Mr.. and
Mrs. Alvin Van Patten, North Dewey
street.
j. Wright, corner Chapman and
Stewart street, is building a meat
market.
Mrs. w. E. Hall entertained the
west side Indoor Picnic Club, Friday
afternoon.
Adelbert Tower and Michael Hurst
are new employees of the Ann Arbor
boiler shop.
Luther Elwell, Henry street had his
foot and leg injured on Saturday by q
timber falling upon it.
Mrs. o. F. Webster leaves soon for
Colorado Springs to visit her daughter,
Miss Florence Webster.
Fred Martin, sent to the Pontiac
asylum last August for treatment has
been discharged as cured.
Steven Frazer, of Detroit formerly of
Owosso, leaves soon for the Pacific
coast, where he may locate.
Mrs. Alice Terry, formerly of Owes
so was married last week at Pontiac to
Mr.. d. j. Ganong, of Waterford.
The Sciota L. o. T. M. M. has sent
the Dorcas Society check for $1,000
for which the ladies are very thankful.
The National Protective Legion,
which already has numerous members
here will soon organize local council
in Owosso.
A. r. Gordon, a casket factory en-
ployee, is mentioned as candidate on
the republican ticket for alderman of
the fourth ward.
George Harmon, who up to ten years
ago resided on Ridge street, Owosso,
died Wednesday at his home in st.
Joseph, Mo. Mrs. Harmon died only
last mouth.
The Owosso Sugar Co. has received
contracts to date for 5000 acres Of beets
for this year. 1t is hoped the number
can be brought up to 10000 acres with
in the next four weeks.
Mrs. A. M. Hume and Mrs. Helen
Zimmerman have been elected delegates
to the State Missionary meeting of the
Congregational church to be held
March 20 and 20 at Flint.
F.. J. Twogood has shipped his ma
chinery to this city and is busy with a
force of Iiep.putting the same in shape
to begin business in the Sturtevant &
Blood building on Jerome Ave,
Emerson Hills, of Henderson, who is
i'll of tuberculosis of the stomach was
taken to Harper hospital, Detroit,
Wednesday for an operation. DIR.
ORourke, of Oakley accompanied him.
Ann .Arbor engines 1 and 43 are in
the shops for repairs. No. as has been
sent out newly fixed up. No. "a is
in such bad shape that it has been
stripped of it's parts and will be sent to
the scrap heap.
On account of a previous engagement,
DIR. A. NJ Hume has been compelled to
decline the invitation to deliver an ad-
dress to the graduating class of the
Detroit College of Medicine at the Light
Guard Armory on May 4.
G. s. Allison e. Son have received the
1905 high school pins from an original
design by L B. Allison. The pins are
heavy gold, with green face, the
numerals O5 appearing on the enamel
l.
pointing down, a smaller triangle
pointing upward.
Albert Morand, twice released by
Judge Smith on probation, after break
ing and entering saloons at Owosso and
Durand, is in Jail at Ann Arbor
for burglary. He fled from Corunna
last fall, after securing pair of shoes
on a forged order purporting to be sign
ed by Clerk John Y Martin for whom
he worked.
The home of Matthew Crandall, 223
Detroit street, was badly damaged by
fire, Sunday, the blaze starting from a
defective chimney. Mr.. Crandall has
5000 insurance in Graham q Thornes
agency, and the household goods of
Mrs. d ID. Strickland in the second
floor are insured for $500 by Mckenzie
81 Cad wallader.
Roland, six year old son of Ann Ar
bor Engineer and Mrs. G.. III. Sanford,