The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-01-20

John Corcoran is braklng on tne Ann
Arbor.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. d. Moffatt are sick
with grip.
Mrs Charles Howe has been sick for
few days.
H. w. Mann was east this week on
business.
Mrs. James Bartrem fell Monday, and
broke her wrist.
s. N. House, of Park street, is very
low. with pleurisy.
Lewis E. Weeks has gone to lonia TO
Awork in drug store.
The Episcopal choir boys had sleigh
ride Tuesday evening.
The only case of contagious disease In
the city is one of scarlet fever.
Charles butcher is clerk in the Ketch-
am grocery, Corunna Avenue.
| g. M. Edwards is preparing plans
for DR.. J. o. Parker's new house.
E. w. Mason, of the Mason settle
ment, west of the city, is sick with grip. |
T. A. Todd has been confined to the
bonse "a a result of a severe fall on
Monday.
W.D Burke has been allowed $Sol'-
AZ for damage to his building in the re-
cent fire.
Isaac Monroe, of Middletown, 81
$ years of age, fell Monday and injured
: his hip quite seriously.
The Baptist choir will meet tonight
It in the ladies' parlor Of the church, "A
o full rehearsal is desired.
The first semester of the high school
l. closed this week, and examinations
II were held yesterday and today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schmidt entertain
70 ed party of Owosso people at their
IN home in Owosso township, Friday even
ing.
Vi There was good sleighing this week.
g. and local horsemen had several AFTER
moons of good sport, racing on East Ex-
9d change street.
nt George W. Chapel was 80 years old
Wednesday, and family reunion was
10 held in his honor at the home of his son,
s, Fred Chapel, on Wednesday evening.
Ernest Zimmerman received rocker
'e- Monday, from the class of 1898, .. ID
ID s., as a mark of appreciation for nj
efforts to make the recent class reunion
w. a success.
ay Mrs. Gillian, of st. Johns, died Sat
ct. urdav of cancer. She was we'll know
ice here. as Dr. Gillian, her husband, Is tn
at brother of Mrs. L. R. Doolittle,
law Owosso. The funeral occurred Mon
day.
nd A subscription of $27 80 was taken
led on Monday at the Owosso Mig 20
on factory for the family of Frank karre1
West King street A daughter OF MI
ito and Mrs. Karrer is i'll with consuml
Ball ton.
the The Shiawasseee County Associate
of Farmers Clubs announces that Hol
vas ]. w. Helme, of Adrian, will addre
tho if ON the subject of Taxation" at Il
Ioss annual meeting to be held in Owos
about Eeb Is.
DRY The remains Oh JAMES +" -" 80, mo
,tist brought mere wednesday III
q in Maple River cemetery. Mr.. Wllco
who died at Jackson, was 6S years Of
and left wife and three children.
80, formerly resided at Maple River.
Co.'S A team belonging to Daniel Bag
logs who lives south of Corunna, ran aw
Tuesday, coming down Main str'
.,, from Payne 81 Graham's. The hor
rdov were stopped at Washington sire
,doI1 where they leaped into high wo
!, tto rack on pair of sleighs without, nc
ever, doing any damage
,orL VIII Hoyt, of Plymouth, Mich,
80, sold his prosperous granite and mar
~ business to Edward E. Yoxen. recen
r;ll employed at w. l.. Parker's. Plymo'
is thriving village on the Wayne
Worthwhile electric road. Before lie
10 vs.. ing Owosso Mr.. Yoxen purchased
anu driving horse and outfit OF Bancl
NJ parties.
The assessment of the Ann Ar
Railroad by the state tax commiss
pur- remains at $7,6O0,0OO. The d.. q.
'ur1e- e. M. is raised from $5, 900, 900 to $3.50
"a nas 900. Saginaw division of the M. O.
ygins' d l. rodrcod from ss. OoO. 900 to
D. O0O.O The whole valuation OF the
Union c. R. r. was reduced from $3S, 10
ening to $31. 175,O OO
men There are 80 pupils, % boys and
at the r;r,s IN tho class Of 1905. O. H
Vt his So,nn,oncement EXERCISES will be
June IS, and the program will be n
cost up of selections by members OF the G
and | Fo,,atta Simnson .Joseph McIn