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

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pneumonia as an infectious disease and
hereafter all cases of pneumonia must
be reported to the local health officer by
physicians and householders. The
houses will be placarded and after re-
covery, the houses disinfected as with
all other diseases dangerous to the
public health.
List of advertised letters remaining
uncalled for at the Owosso postoffice for
week ending April 20, 1905: Geo.
w. Billiard, Harold v Chelow, Frank
Conklin, Miss Eva Cummings, Mrs.
Eta Duzer, John Londen, Geo. N. Pet
ty, Clarence Turner, Chester Walter,
Geo. Wood, 4th class, Mrs Mary Cy-
fulett
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Lovett, of Owosso,
spent Sunday at the home of Mrs.
Mary Schutt--John Austin went to
Owosso yesterday morning to work for
the Owosso Wall Paper Gov r.
Hodges, of Owosso and Mrs. John Neff,
to see their sister, Mrs H. J. Miner, of
South Maple Grove, who is dangerously
i'll with very little hopes of her recov-
ery.-Chesaning News.
M. X Phillips, of the Phillips House,
gave us some figures regarding the
hotel the past year. They paid out for
help, 81, 165.O0; for supplies, %, 46O 90,
and sundries, $4,000, making a total
outlay of 50, 1875 90 during the year.
He further said that only 1925 90 worth
of meals had been taken by our towns
people during this time. Bancroft
Commercial.
A class social was held Friday even
ing by Class No. Is of the First M E.
church, at the home of Vern Retain.
A pleasant evening was spent with
games and musical and literary pro-
gram, after which a class organization
was perfected and the following Off
GERS elected: President, Vern Retain
vice president, Hazel Gustin; secretary,
Eddie Merrifeld; treasurer, Grace
Baker. Ice cream and cake were
served.
An examination for cadet, revenue
cutter service, is set for May II, IS, 10,
at the Federal building at Saginaw. AS
the civil service commission has consid-
cradle difficulty in securing eligibles for
this position, qualified persons are urg-
ed to enter this examination. Cadets
are commissioned by the president as
lieutenants after satisfactorily complet-
ing course of three years at the school
of instruction of the revenue cutter
service, which is located near Balti-
more, Nd. The opening is desirable
one for anyone able to meet the require
ments.
Chairman Ruggles and Sheriff Jarrad
and Supervisors Morrice, Kent, Smith
and Morris were in Lansing Monday
looking at the glass floors in the state
capitol. The finishing off Of the base
ment makes it necessary to provide for
lSHU Ill but CtLttT anu 10 Is pTODdDle
that glass will be used--The grand
commandery of Michigan meets in De-
troit June Is and ID. Corunna Com
mandery is planning to attend as a
commandery, as the monster parade
and competitive drill will be prominent
features of the meeting. The occasion
will be most inspiring and great prepa-
rations are being made for the event
John Hackett, of the third ward, has a
most unique souvenir of early Corunna.
1t is nothing less than handsome vio-
lin, made by himself from wood taken
from one of the first stores in Corunna
AMI old residents say the first hotel.
When the building was torn down q
few years ago. Mr.. Hackett took home
some of the pieces of lumber and has
made by hand q violin the equal in ap.
pearance and tone of any ever seen. He
is certainly genius at this work and
recently carved out harp which is said
to be fine one.-Corunna Journal.