The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-03-09


eastern trip of seven weeks.
The Fourteen met with Mrs. II. p
White Wednesday afternoon.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. G. Gabriel and
to Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Buhler, Wednes-
day, sons.
Miss Grace Austin is Detroit to at
tend the funeral of her cousin, Miss
Estella Willis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Cowley, of
Portland, are guests at d. j. Mozart
ney's, Howard street.
Seymour Foster. has been re-appoint
ed postmaster at Lansing, making four
terms for the gentleman.
S. T. Van Dusen will move his stock
to the new Keller block and open his
store there on March IT,
By his attorneys, Watson & Chapman,
Charles Reinekey has commenced suit
for divorce from Josephine Reinekey.
The sheriff and prosecuting attorney
are in Windsor securing evidence
against VIM. Van Sickle, charged with
bigamy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hathaway, of
Rochester, N. Y, have been spending
the week at Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Osburn's
Adolph Schultz has commenced eject
ment proceedings to compel c. b.
Smith to move from the Schultz farm
in Sciota township.
Mrs. H, B. Dewey and two daughters,
of Tacoma, Washington, will reach
Owosso next week for visit at the
home Of Mrs. E. B. Dewey.
Harry S. Frain, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harrison Frain, of this city will be
married, March II, to Miss Farah E,
Minnie, of Grand Rapids.
A party for Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Brown,
who leave this week for their home in
Dakota was held Wednesday evening at
the home of Mrs. Bessie Card
The City Clerk has filed with the
Mayor an inventory of all the books
and records which might be used in
proving that shortage exists in his
accounts.
Bert Pardee cut the end off his right
thumb, Wednesday and Edward Basler
mangled the middle finger of his left
hand at the Owosso Mfg. Cos. plant
Thursday.
H. p. Shelp arrived from ST. Louis,
Mo yesterday with the remains of his
son, Gordon Shelp, and the funeral will
be held tomorrow at 2:3O p. IN. Rev. J.
A. Clyde, officiating.
Chas M. Howe will return to Owosso
this week from Emporia, Va, and re-
turn later with his family, having pur-
chased land there. He is much pleased
with the climate and believes there is
good opening for business there.
A fine program of the kind of music
people enjoy will be given by Miss
Ferrys orchestra in the armory, March
lar Owosso musicians will be assisted
by artists from Lansing, Saginaw, Vas
sar and Toronto.
The republican county committee
will meet in the supervisors rooms at
the court house, Corunna, next Monday
at o'clock p. IN. to discuss the primary
election law. 1t is hoped every member
will be present.
The monthly meeting Of the Shia-
wassee Medical Society was held Tues
day. An interesting paper was read by
DR.. Elliot, being observations of his
many years practice. The county fee
bill was also discussed.
Members of the republican city com
mittee and other representative repub-
licans met Tuesday evening in Walsh 81
Pardee's Office to consider the question
of the spring campaign. Those Present
were unanimously in favor of asking
Hon. VIM. M, Fitzpatrick to consent to
accept the nomination for mayor, and
they went to his home to consult him
about it. He replied that he had been
mayor, did not desire the nomination,
but would not say that he would not
accept, but leave the matter until after
the city convention March 90
c. J. Wimple reports that the flock of
Lincoln sheep on the j. w. Dewey farm
has been attacked by some disease
which causes blindness. The sheep are
hept in two focks, in one of which %
out of 90 are either blind or partially
so. In the other flock of 60, fed and
cared for just as the other flock is, there
is no trouble. The sheep are kept in
adjoining lots and why one flock should
be attacked and not the other is I'M
explainable. The veterinary surgeon
at the Agricultural College has been
consulted and was unable to decide
what the trouble is. III. II. Kinds, of
Stanton, president of the State Veteri-
nary Commission, is expected to-day or
to. morrow to make an examination
Mrs Emalina N T,oo1nis diad SUNDAY