The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-03-02
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John Murray is clerking at Murray &
Terbush's store.
Born, Tuesday, to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Hartshorn, son.
J. G. Van Camp, of Greenville, spent
the first of the week in Owosso.
Born, Sunday, to Mr.. and Mrs. New
ton Flowers, North street, son.
Born, Sunday. to Mr.. and Mrs w. d.
Draper, E. Williams street, daughter.
Born. Wednesday, to Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Lawrence, Corunna avenue, a
daughter.
J. D. Estes was in Ann Arbol the first
of the week consulting specialists of the
University hospital.
Mrs. A. M. Hume entertained her
Congregational Sunday school class at
her home Wednesday evening.
Claude Bentley, of Harvey, ILL.,, spent
Sunday in Owosso with his father, E.
E. Bentley, of Rochester. N. Y.
s. T. Van Dusen has rented the new
Keller store next to Stevens barber
shop and will take possession about the
middle of March.
"A. e. Richards has begun suit by at
tachment for VIM. H. Card against
George Curtis, the property in dispute
being land in Woodruff township.
The members of the fire department
were surprised by their wives at their
meeting in the firemen's hall, Tuesday
evening, and pedro playing INDUCED in,
after which lunch was served.
Albert Palmer, who was resident of
Owosso for many years. but has been in
Norvell for the past few years, will re-
turn to Owosso, having purchased the
Charles Taphouse residence on John
street.
Owosso is not lacking in loyalty to
it's own The pride manifested in its
ball team as well as in its popular or
chestra bespeaks full house at the
concert in the armory Wedn esday,
March Ia.
Peter Wheelock was before Justice
McCaughna Tuesday for non-support.
He was directed to pay $3.50 week to
help support his wife and child and will
be given chance to fulfill promise to
do so.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Stone, of
Morrice, have moved to Owossb and
will live with Mrs. Stones parents, Mr..
and Mrs. L. R. Doolittle. Mr.. Stone
has accepted a position as travelling
salesman, having sold his farm.
Mrs. Hugh McCurdy entertained the
Walking club Friday afternoon in
honor of Mrs P. NJ Roth. In the even.
ing Mr.. and Mrs A. M. Bentley enter.
tanned the Five Hundred Club, Mrs.
Roth and E. E. Bentley, of Rochester,
N. Y, being guests.
A suit was commenced in Justice Nc
Brides court in Corunna against
Eugene Haver, of Durand, this week, to
compel him to pay LIQUOR bill of $45.
The plaintiff is Slrs. I. Street, whose
husband ran a saloon in Durand.
Street is now out west.
Stevens 81 Beardsley, opera house
managers, are making every possibly
effort to secure the very best attractions.
William Owen in Othello has been
booked for March 10 and several other
leading actors may be seen here before
the close of the season.
"Everyman' will be given by the
Craig & Davis Company which is play
ing Romeo and Juliet at the opera house
at matinee tomorrow, Saturday, after
noon. The price of admission is 25c to
any part of the house. Every young
person in the city should see this in
structive and pleasing presentation.
Jack Cook and Isaac Lounsbury have
been bound over to the circuit court by
Justice Walsh charged with sheep steal
ing and are in the county Jail as they
cannot furnish bail. The officers hope
for speedy trial and sentence, especial
ly of Cook who has been regarded as a
bad man by them for a long time.
A fellow asked permission to warm
| his hands at Corunna liveryman' s
stove Wednesday and while the pro-
prietor was out picked up his gloves
and walked out. The taxpayers of the
county are now keeping the fellow
warm at the county Jail as well as
furnishing him with meals, and will do
so for ten days.
A hearing is to be had today in the
matter of the estate of Mrs. Esther Kin
ney. After her death, Feb. 6. it was
found that she had signed deed of an
s0-acre farm and personal property in
Antrim township, giving it to her son,
James, the property being valued at
four thousand dollars. A daughter,
Mrs. Esther Hayes, of Chicago, claims
that the mother did not know what she
signed and had no intention of giving
all the property which came to her from
another son, to James. She says a
faathar had vuaa oil aha recaived from