The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-03-30

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Circuit Court adjourned last Saturday
for one week.
Mrs. Lois Haggart and daughter are
visiting in Detroit.
Ernest Gould has been home from
Toledo part of the week.
Fred B. Woodland has benin Chicago
few days on business.
Misses Pearl and Naomi Stratton are
spending the week in Toledo.
Mrs. Robert Tawse and children spent
part of the week in Toledo.
Miss Maude Morrice is spending the
week at her fathers in Bennington
township.
The Elks will install their new officers
and enjoy social at the temple Tues
day evening April 3.
Mrs. I. D. H. Ralph, of Philadelphia,
has been spending the week with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson, in
Corunna.
Mr.. and Mrs. .Cittick, of Waterford,
Ont, are spending a few days of their
honeymoon in Owosso with Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul E. Willoughby.
Divorces were granted Saturday by
Judge Miner to Sarah Idell, from Frank
Idell, to Jessie Chapman from Norman
Chapman and Lizzie Chase from Charles
L Chase
George Swarthout, acting secretary
of the Y M. G.. A, went to Jackson
yesterday to give an exhibition of club
swinging at the Y. M. G. A. athletic
tournament.
Dr. Gaylord N. Finch is located in
his new quarters in the new Keller
block, having reception room, operat-
ing room and work room all elegantly
finished and furnished.
S. E. Parkill gave talk on temper
ance to the NJ. e. Sunday school last
Sunday and Miss Mary Brewer talked
to the Epworth League on Africa and
its needs.
Rev. Fred Kahn, formerly of Owes
so, was here Monday, being on his way
from Bay City to Tecumseh where he
becomes pastor of the First Baptist
church.
The prohibitionists of Middlebury
township have have placed ticket in
in the field headed by Geo. P. easier for
supervisor; L. Snider, clerk; Geo. Ar
mold, treasurer.
Supt. w. J. McKone, of the Albion
schools, shook hands with Owosso
friends Monday, while en- route to Mt.
Pleasant to attend meeting of the
State Board of Education.
Jacob HI. Jones' aged 80 years, died
Tuesday at the home of his daughter,
Mrs j. @. Abel, Main street east. Fun
eral services were held yesterday, Rev.
E. King officiating. Interment at Co.
runna
The creditors of G. HI. Bilhimer &
Co., bankrupt, will hold meeting in
A. Z. Richards Office, Corunna, Tues
day, April 3. Lee E. Joslyn, referee in
, bankruptcy, of Bay City, will be pres
: emit.
Mrs Mary Baxter, Of Detroit, Grand
Chief Of Honor of the Degree of Honor,
was here Tuesday evening and addressed
a large meeting of memberss A social
time and supper followed the business
meeting.
The jurors at the January term Of
the circuit court presented Deputy
County Clerk, Miss Florence Lindsey
with gold fob chain as token Of
o their appreciation of her kindness ant
5 good work as deputy clerk.
Advertised letters in the Owosso pos
: office for the week ending Mar "a, 1906
:, Ray Cooper, Mrs. M. J. Davidson, M
Damn, Miss Fern Elwell, Dan Haber
, Harry Mcintyre, J. G. Rede, Mrs. A
o M. Stowell, Fred Stullen.
Residents of Saginaw street north o
J, King street have petitioned the council
J, to order an extension of the water mair
one block for the use of ten families
q who now think there is danger from
:. disease from using the water from wells
Marcus Zimmerman, nine year oil
son of Marcus Zimmerman, Frederick
{ street, died Monday after an illness O
two weeks with meningitis brought O,
. by fall while skating. The funera
:. was held at the home Wednesday after
noon.
At the council meeting Monday even
D ing an ordinance granting the Owoss
. & 0Drunna Electric, Co., or its success
/ ors. or assigns, an extension of it's fran
chises for thirty years, was unanimous
n ly passed. The company agrees to hav
n the road in operation to Durand befor
T. Dec 1, 1906; to repair or reconstruct tn
pavement between the tracks on ives
:, Main street and eighteen inches outside
G, using paving bricks on each side of th
10 rails for at least one foot and to lay ne'