The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-03-23
Harry t. Clough was in Ann Arbor

CnarleS Miller was In Grand RAPIDS
on business Tuesday.
Miss Buelah Hoenshell is home from
Cleveland for a few days.
M. N. Brady, of Saginaw. West Side
was the guest of E o. Dewey, Monday
North Bros, comedians, in repertoire,
all next week at Owosso opera house at
10, 20 and 30 cents
Tom Tubbs. of Grand Rapids, was in
Owosso, Wednesday.
HI. HI. Pulver, of Laingsburg, spent
Wednesday in the city.
Ellis Van Giesen has returned from a
visit of several weels.in Adrian.
A divorce has been asked by Sarah
! from J. Edwin Byerly, Durand. e. S.
Atherton represents the plaintiff.
| The Fourteen met with Mrs S. E.
Parkill, Wednesday afternoon. Several
out of town guests were present
Rey. A. B. Leonard responded to
toast at Brotherhood of st. Paul ban
quet at Greenyille, Wednesday evening.
H. Kirk White attended meeting of
the executive committee of the Michi-
gan Associated Dailies in Detroit, Tues
day.
The G. G. Aller Wall Paper Co.. an
Ohio corporation, has begun suit, by G.
r. Lyon, against HI. w. Mann, of Owes
so, for $500.
j. G. Schott, of Bennington township
took out his final citizenship papers this
week, having declared his intention six
teen years ago.
Hon. Webster Davis has settled with
Burnett q Baldwin on the Judgment
recently secured against him in the cir
cult court and will not appeal the case.
The council refused to pass resolu
ton to purchase voting machines, but
machines will be sent here for exhibit
ton and use and if satisfactory it is
probable some will be secured for the
city election.
The Eagles are making rapid growth
in Michigan 1 ,450 members having been
added in the last six months of 1905.
State Deputy f. A. Gillett, of this city,
is doing excellent work as the repre-
sentative of the National Aerie.
The case which Frank Van Ripper
brought against his sister, Mrs. Della
Williams, to compel her to pay part of
the cost of a monument erected over
their fathers grave, ended in a verdict
of no cause for action, Wednesday.
The home of Mrs. Anna Ritter, just
north of Venice town hall, was destroy
ed by fire Wednesday night with most
of the contents, the loss being about
$1,000 with $500 insurance. The fire
was caused by a defective chimney.
In the case of Mrs. Maggie Listeman
against her former husband, Louis
Quick, for alimony, the court denied
the claim but gave the custody Of their
child to the mother 80 long as the child
is properly cared for and kindly treated.
North Bros, the well known come
dams, will be at the Owosso opera house
all next week and will furnish the peo-
pie of the city with exceedingly high
class entertainments at low prices.
Ladies will be admitted free Monday
night.
M. Gaylord has resigned his position
in charge of the pumps at the Michigan
Central stations in ST. Charles, Owosso
and Laingsburg and accepted travel
ling position for the Ideal Engine Co.,
of Lansing. His son, J. Gaylord, will
take charge of the pumps.
James and William Sullivan, of New
Haven, were arrested Tuesday and
brought before Justice McCaughna
charged with cruelty to animals 1t is
said they poured turpentine on q dog
and set fire to it, the animal suffering
terribly until shot. They will have a
hearing March %.
The dancing party given by the
Knights of Pythias Tuesday evening
was attended by sixty couples and was
a very pleasant affair. The decorations
were American and Irish flags. A leap
year hour was much enjoyed. A "Num-
Der" party will he given April 3, and
Cupid" party later.
}. B. Greenberg, Of Detroit, was
bound over by Justice Walsh to the cir
cult court for trial on the charge of be-
ing a transit lent trader and not paying
license, the business being the Boston 81
New York Clothing Outlet, which re-
Gently moved its stock to Detroit.
Greenberg gave bond to appear May Z.
Over two hundred members of Owes
so Lodge No. 81 f. 81 A. M. were in
attendance some time during the work
of Wednesdays meeting which began
at D. M, when FIVE candidates were
given the first degree, the lodge then
taking recess for supper after which
three others were given the first degree.
The regular meeting of the Woman's
Club was held at the home of Mrs. H.