The Owosso times., 1905-06-02

Mrs. Alvin Evans and son are Vlsit-
ing at Monroe.
Miss Gladys Crum is recovering from
severe illness.
A son was born Friday to Mr.. and
Mrs. r. d. Kimble.
H. E. Woodbury., of Woodruff, was
in the city Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. James Grady welcomed
son to their home Monday.
Mrs. Austin and son Don, have NOV
ed to Kenmore. near st. Johns.
jeremiah Buckley, r. F. d. No. T.,
has raised the frame of new barn.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Finch, of Detroit,
welcomed son last week to their
home
Ray White, of Owosso, is working in
Conrad Stephan's cigar factory at st.
Johns.
A. M. Clapp, of Owosso, is now busi-
ness manager of the New Castle, Pa,
Herald.
E. E. Henderson, of Owosso, took the
Mystic Shrine drgree at Detroit, Friday
evening.
G. M. Bemis and wife, 400 East Will
liams street, have moved to Indepen-
| dence, Ia.
Ray Hamilton, of Lansing, sang the
| offertory solo, at Christ church Sunday
morning.
Mrs. E. B. Dewey is at Redfeld,
South Dakota, visiting her sister, Mrs.
A. Loomis.
Miss Elsie Woodin has resigned as
state line operator for the Union Tele-
phone Co.
Ernest Gould and Harry Dudley
drove home from Detroit in the formers
| new Rambler touring Car.
Ollie Noonan has been granted SO per
month pension since March 4, 1899, and
has received $43O back pay.
Carson Gray, of Ovid, former mem
Gently at Saginaw, of paralysis.
Albert Evans, of Owosso, has enlisted
in the U. S. army and is with regi-
ment at Jefferson Barracks, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Deckert left yes
terday for Beulah to spend the summer
in their cottage on Crystal Lake.
The 10Th annual meeting of the Mich
igan Music Teachers Association is to
be held at Ann Arbor, June 14-16.
Mrs. Thomas Sutter, North Shiawas-
| see street, was badly scalded, last week,
| about the face and neck by a tea kettle
cover flying off.
Leonard June was brought here from
Bay City last week, on charge of non
support. He will be examined in JUS
| tice Walsh's court.
DR.. John B. Dowdigan, of Charlotte,
formerly of Owosso, was made Mystic
Shriner last week, Grand Rapids
team doing the work.
Alfred Lefebre was presented with a
rocker Friday evening, by the operators
| and linemen of the Michigan Telephone
Co. The occasion was his birthday.
Rev. G. H Hanks, who was at Calu-
met to deliver the Memorial Day ad-
| dress, has returned, His pulpit was
filled Sunday morning by Rev. Thomas
fowler.
DR.. Mahaney, by the aid of the X-Ray
machine, succeeded in removing piece
of steel from Elwell Corey's hand, re-
Gently. The steel had been embedded
therein for two weeks.
Howard Brown, of Ypsilanti, sang
the solo, "My Hope Is IN the Everlast-
ing, "-Stainer, from the Oratorio, 1.-The
Daughter of Jarius," at the Baptist
church Sunday morning.
Cong Fordney is expected home from
the Pacific coast next week and the
rural mail carriers of the county hope to
secure his presence at their annual
meeting in this city on the 10th.
J. G. Dingman has purchased of Otto
L. Sprague a lot on Ball street adjoin-
ing A. F. Hollis on the south, and with
J. III. Laverock will erect two story
apartment house. Work will begin at
once.
DR.. J. d. Bruce, of New Lothrop, is
taking post graduate course at Ann
Arbor. He will locate here after re-
turning from the University. DR..
Bruce will study physiological chemis-
| try and stomach diseases.
The Owosso members Of the field and
staff of the Third Infantry, M. N. G.,
Major McCaughna, Capt. Hanks and
Lieut.. Phillips, have turned in their
| saddles and saddle furnishings for the
new cavalry troop of South Haven.
They will receive new tan saddles from
Lansing.
NJ r. Wood. of Grand Rapids, has
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