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

Miss Ivah Peterson is in Detroit to-
day to hear Paderewski.
F. &. Schultz had hand cut on the
Ann Arbor trip hammer, Thursday.
Robert Malloy has resigned as night
roundhouse foreman for the Ann Arbor.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gray, of this
city, leave soon for San Diego, Cal, to
reside.
DR.. and Mrs. II. L. Large entertained
the West Side Pedro club Tuesday
evening.
Owosso Chapter No 80, r. A. NJ,
confer the p NJ. and M Z. M. degrees
on Friday evening.
j. b. Stockdale, formerly Of this city,
has been appointed circuit court COM
missioner for Allegan county.
Edward Clapp received painful in
iuries. Tuesday at the Ann Arbor shops
by being struck with a jack.
Attention is directed to the page al
of Rolla L. Chase. His prices and stock
of shoes should attract buyers
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Erwin Cook, of Detroit, this week.
Mr.. Cook formerly resided here.
Mrs A. B. Pulver entertained her
Sunday School class at her home on
Watson street, Wednesday evening.
VIM. Ledyard, of Ovid, who went to
Panama three weeks ago to accept a
government position died Wednesday.
County School Commissioner Howard
Slocum, of Corunna, has purchased q
w. Campbell's farm south east of the
city
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given a surprise Wednesday evening,
the occasion being his 10th birthday
anniversary.
The concert by Wesener's orchestra
on Wednesday evening at the Baptist
church was we'll attended and heartily
enjoyed by all who heard it.
The school board has awarded the
contract for building the Bryant school
to Cole Bros, of Mt. Pleasant, at $16, 49,
There were fourteen bidders.
Mrs and Mrs. c. NJ Cummings who
left Owosso for the west recently, are
living at 1904 West 29th Avenue, Den
yer. The weather is mild and warm.
Alfred Broeffle retired farmer liv-
ing with his brother e. T. Broeffie, was
struck by the Ann Arbor yard engine
on the Washington street crossing Wed
nesday afternoon and severely injured
Fred G. Ellis, wellknown here, has
resigned his place as baritone soloist AT
the Central M. E. church Detroit, tc
become baritone soloist, and choir
director at the Episcopal church
Ypsilanti.
Fifty members of the W. r. G. spent
Wednesday with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Brock, Owosso township. 1t was the
41st wedding anniversary of Mr.. and
Mrs. Brock, and they presented with
a salad set and cup and saucer.
The Detroit Business University in
door team, was defeated here on Wed
nesday night by the West Side team
by a score 12 to o. The batteries were
Shotwell and Fletcher; Gallino, Brown
and Armstrong. Shotwell struck out %
men.
The little daughter of George Kelley,
West Main street, stumbled and fell
across the track in front of street Car
at the intersection of Main and Gee ar
streets, Thursday. A quick use of the
reverse lever saved her from being
mangled.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tod Kincaid and daugh.
ter, Miss McHardy, sailed Saturday
from Havana, Cuba, for Tampa, Florida.
Mr.. Kincaid writes that they have been
having delightful time "The eli.
mate is fine, from 65 to 90 degrees in
the shade, with good breeze most OF
the time. We visited one of the large
sugar plantations and went all through
the factory; we also went through q
number of pine apple and other groves
Can look out from our hotel window
over the harbor and see the wreck OF
the Maine projecting up about twenty
feet above the water. We are doing
Havana up in fine shape-that is, when
they are not trimming u.s."