The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-05-05
Local News.


to Saginaw street.
Leo Mckenzie will play ball at Mid.
land this summer.
Charles Howe bought a horse at
Mason Wednesday.
Charles Carr and John Collard are do
ing mason work at Saginaw
The Owosso Township Grange initial
ed class Of six, at its last meeting.
John Austin. of Chesaning, is work
ing for the Owosso Paint-& Wall Paper
Co.
The Misses Hooper have gone to their
new home in st. Joseph to live with an
aunt.
Harriet, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Springer Goodhue street, is
very sick.
The Corunna Avenue Stars defeated
the Washington school team, Wednes-
day, l to 0.
Harold Hume. of Owosso, is a mem
Der of the baseball team of the '06
Medics at the U. of M.
Senator Woodman and wife returned
to Lansing ON Thursday, after visiting
at n. B. Aiken's, in Caledonia.
Mir. James Carrouth, of Durand, and
Miss Abbie Quinn, of Owosso, were
married last week. at Durand.
Miss Mabel Rindge and sister, Mrs.
G. NJ Gibbons and son Clarence, will
spend Sunday with friends in Lansing.
William Shea was run over Thurs
day by the team which he drives for
the Copas packing house, and badly
bruised
The painters union quit work a day
or two this week because non-union
men had places, but soon took up their
duties again.
George Haupt, of Company G., 33rd
! Michigan Infantry who served in Cuba
in 1898, has been granted pension of
So per month, with $500 back pay.
Sheriff Warren Jarrad has investigat-
ed the Myrl Clark case, and believes
there are no grounds for causing any
ones arrest in connection Herewith.
The Clinton County jury has COM
pleted the inspection of the Maple River
drain, and has decided the drain should
be deepened and extended. The
damages have not been assessed.
Leslie Parker was in ST. Johns We'd
nesday, setting a monument over the
grave of E. r. Sanford, formerly OF
Owosso He was accompanied by Mr..
Sanford's widow, now Mrs. Mary
Jackelis, of Flint.
Henry Winklehaus, of Owosso, came
to Howell to make preparations to
erect a greenhouse upon the .Cardell
block, corner of Grand River and
Center streets. -Livingston Herald,
| Howell.
Mr.. A. Will Matthewson, driver fol
Woodlands lumber yard, and Miss Edith
Herman were married at the homeloi
the brides sister 1926 West Main street
Rev. G. II. Hanks officiating. They
will live on Freeman street.
Mr.. Frank Ward and Miss Louie Fox
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Fox,
were married in their own home, us
Saginaw street, Wednesday evening, by
Rev. J. Alexander Clyde, in the pres
ence of few relatives. The groom is
driver of merchants delivery No. 4.
The railroads Of the state have paid
| 81, 76S, 69O.94 taxes, paying under the
old law The amount assessed was SO,
317, 65S.40. The Ann Arbor road paid
S46, 640.06, the d., q. III. & M. $25, III.
80, the J., L. e. s. branch of the Mich
Central, $7O,9739s, the c., s. 81 M.
So, O11.17, the t., s. 81 NJ, $3,433. 90
| Claude, son Of Mr.. and Mrs G. b
Young, Of Caledonia, is making rapid
progress as an architectural engineer
with the Cambridge Steel Co.. Johns
town, Pa He is now experimenting
the construction of bridge over the
Connecticut river to be built in thirty
days. The bridge has seven spans, eacl
span being 10 feet in length.