The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-05-04

Clifford Merriam is visiting at HI. Ak
fords.
Rev. G. II. Hanks was in Lansing
Monday. [sH
DR.. A. M. Hume was in Cheboygan,
Tuesday.
Mrs. John Dennison is clerking in the
Racket store.
Miss Nellie Vance is visiting her par
ents in Saginaw.
o. B. Estey has been up north this
week trout fishing.
f. II. Watson was in st. Johns on
business, Monday.
J. M Bryson spent the first of the
week at Mrs d. M. Estey's.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs M. Ferry. Chip
man street, son, Sunday.
Mrs. B. F. Bilhimer spent Tuesday in
Ann Arbor with her daughter.
Born. to DR.. and Mrs J. F. Cardwell.
of Grand Rapids, daughter.
A plank bridge will be built across
Comstock creek on Lyon street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Fillmore, of Ian
sing, spent Sunday in Owosso.
G. E. Smith, Pine street, is now agent
for the Detroit Journal in Owosso.
DR.. G. Mccormick was called to Ridge
town, Ont, Wednesday, by the illness
of his sister. "a.
DR.. and Mrs. Geo. Sackrider, of Hen
derson. spent Sunday at g. w. Sackrid-
sr's Oliver street.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. DeFrenn and daugh-
ter have returned from California
where they spent the winter.
H. J. Daniels thoroughbred cocker
spaniel dog was run oyer by an automo-
bile Monday evening and killed.
Miss Bertha Scruggs, of Flint, spent
part of the week at Miss Ivah Petersons
and attended the May Festival concerts.
Mrs. L. 81. vandenBerg and baby went
to Grand Haven Sunday for weeks
visit. Mr.. vandenBerg spent Sunday
there.
+. L. Brown, of the johnson Depart
ment store, is moving from Fletcher to
North Cedar street having purchased a
home.
A sewer will be constructed on Sagi-
nav street, 325 feet north from Good.
hue, the cost being $3.50 of which the
city will pay $40,
The city will be furnished with
cement at $1.65 a barrel in car load
lot by the Nicholson & Mulhall Co.
1t will be used for walks.
In addition to saloon licenses granted
last week, one was approved Monday
night, that of f. A. Johnson, of the
New National, with w. Fl. AFFORD and
NJ Grady as sureties.
The Union Transfer Co has appealed
the case in which Len Wallace secured
judgment for. SAC against it for de-
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a person holding chattle mortgage.
The Office of the Metropolitan Life
Insurance Co. has been moved to 42e
East Williams street and the room
formerly used in the Keller block will
be added to the Telephone Cos. offices
The case against J. H. Copas charged
with assault with intent to do grea
bodily harm was heard by Justice
| Walsh, Monday, and held open until to
day for the defendant to make show
ing.
Esther Congdon, by Watson & Chap
man, has commenced proceedings TO-
divorce from her husband Frank Cong
don. of Owosso, claiming drunkenness
and improper conduct with othe
women.
Street sprinkling was postponed an
other week by the council Monday even
ing because all the petitions are not in
1t should not be delayed as the dust i
ruinous to stocks of goods and very un
pleasant everywhere.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Miller hay
moved to Pontiac to reside Frida
evening, at their home on Mulberr,
, street, neighbors and friends surprise
them and spent the evening, leaving
gift in remembrance of their kindnes
and sociability since living here.
Quarterly meeting will be held at tn
Evangelical church, corner Park an
Williams street, beginning Friday ever
ing and continuing over Sunday. Th
presiding elder, Rev. f. G. Burger, {
Flint, will have charge assisted by til
pastor, Rev. P. FL. Polly, who has r,
: Gently taken up the pastorate in tn
Q city.
l.. L. Homer died at his home i
8 Chesaning on Monday after a short sicl
: ness, aged SO years. He was for man
f years proprietor of the Hotel Central
:, that village. Mr.. Homer was veters
:. of the civil war and had always elaine
j. to be the youngest Union soldier in II