The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-03-31
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LOCAL NEWS.


troit.
Miss leila Hodgins is bookkeeper for
A. F. Hollis.
Mrs. William Rood. North Washing
ton street, is sick.
Hugh Sargent, of Owosso. is M. G.
relief operator at Mason.
George Copas has moved to his faith
er's farm east of the city
Mrs. o. L. Sprague and son are spend
ing the week in Detroit and Caro-.
Pearce e. Gerow are moving their
furniture stock to their new store.
Bernard Webb and Charles butcher
have gone to st. Louis, Mo-, to work.
Ray Stinson has purchased Charles
Jones barber shop on East Main street.
The thermometer registered n Tues
day. This is a record breaker for
March.
J. D. Reiff, of the Union Transfer
Co., has rented his farm at Henderson
to John Kramp.
Mrs. Fred Buckholtz entertained
Wednesday evening for her sister, Mrs.
J. Shumarker, of Albion.
DR.. B. S. Sutherland was in Lansing
this week, attending a meeting of the
State Dental Association.
Mrs. Mary Cobbledick, mother of
Mrs. R. j. Titus, is recovering from a
serious attack of pleuro- pneumonia.
/ Geo. Koran, formerly of this city,
has been re nominated for alderman by
the democrats of the fifth ward of Lam
sing!
A party of young people surprised
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence H. Goodell at
their home on Ridge street, Tuesday
evening.
A. M. Clapp, of this city, has been
advanced from advertising manager to
business manager of the American Tri
bune, Newark, o.
The annual election of officers of the
Ladies Library Association will be held
on Tuesday afternoon next at $3.50 p. IN.
in the Association rooms.
Sparks from sawmill engine set fire
to G. w. Sagers large granary at Sager-
vile, this week, and the building and
contents burned to the ground.
James Conley, of New Lothrop, was
fined $22.20 by Justice McCaughna,
Wednesday, for assault and battery up
on his brother and his hired man.
Miss Grace Hopson daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. F. G. Hopson, was given a
party on Tuesday evening, the occasion
beiL : her 10th birthday anniversary.
Supervisor w. A. Kent is entertain
ing his mother, Mrs. John Brown, of
Mason; his cousin, Mrs. Alice Johnson,
and the latter's children, from Mt.
Pleasant.
. Mr. and Mrs E. f. Henderson, Elmer
G. Howe and Mrs. w. H. Van Size
were in Port Huron this week, attend
ing meeting of the High Court of
Foresters.
Glen Reynolds passed the recent ex-
animation successfully, and is now a
registered pharmacist Writ Johns on
is registered assistant by virtue of the
examination. -
Company H voted in nine new mem
bers Tuesday evening" and now has its
full quota for the 1905 encampment
The Company had extended order. drill
on the streets.
L. H. vandenzBerg, A. p: Temple, J.
L. Thalman and Miss Helen Densmore
of the high school,, are attending the
scho6lmasters' Club sessions at Anr
Arbor thisiweek.
The Wabash Railroad, it is. said, ha,
appropriated 81, 100000 ,to'bqad a rail
road from Montpelier, O:, to Bay City
If Constructed, it will pass few miles
east of Owesso
\ Al fire in the bedroom of the family
sfoyer James Lynch's grocery on Yves
Main street, called out the department
aud did about $50 worth of damage
"Wednesday noon, before being e&tin
guished.
I The theme of the sermon at the FRS
4 M. E. church Sunday morning by Rev
\ "A. B. Leonard, will be THE Citizens o
/ Zion in the City Of Owosso, or The Pill
lars OF Liberty The sermon will be 0
a especial interest to men.
| LeValley Dimmick and Miss I'm,
/ Odell, pupils Of G. H. Palmer, assiste'
\ by, Carl H. Dewey cornetist, and Mis-
Iyah Peterson and August Wesener, &C
companists, gave concert at the Bar
fist church Thursday night.
! Those who took their degrees Will
George H. Bedford was High: Priest, .
! Owosso Chapter, r. AZ M !, in 1000
land Worshipful Master Of 1Owoss
u Lodge, f; g. A: M, gave Mr.. Bedford
|.sprprise Friday evening and presente
(. him With a combined Priest and Mas
sltf4 jewel and an Illuminated address,.