The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-02-16
James Butcher was in Fenton, Tue

James Butcher was In Fenton, Tues
day.
Mrs. f. J. Woodland has been in De-
troit part of the week.
| DR.. A. d. Glascock spent Sunday in
Detroit and Monday in Flint
DIR. and Mrs. ]. G. Tufford entertain
a company of friends this evening.
The Jolly Ten will be entertained this
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Reineke.
F. A. Gillett is in Southern Michigan
on business as state deputy of the
Eagles.
T. d. Dewey is taking mud bath
treatments at Mudlavia, Ind, for rheu-
matism.
! II. q. Stanhope was seriously injured
Monday while loading ice, his foot be-
ing crushed.
VIM. Kline, superintendent of the DR..
Price Food Co. factory, was called to
Chicago on business Monday.
Rev. and Mrs. A. B. Leonard attend
ed the dedication of new Methodist
church at Marine City, Sunday.
Geo. 1. Thomas entertained the Junior
Five Hundred club at valentine card
party and musical Tuesday evening.
Mrs. G. L. Taylor will entertain this
afternoon and tomorrow afternoon in
honor of Mrs. P. M. Roth, of Chicago.
Mrs. Charles w. Neal, Mcneil street,
was operated on, Tuesday for removal
of tumor by Drs. Tufford, Cramer and
Scott.
George Matthews has purchased
half interest in the blacksmith business
conducted by B. Hazen on Exchange
street.
The council fire department commit
tee was instructed Monday night to hire
an inspector to investigate the condi-
ton of the armory and the opera house
as to their safety.
George Warner, of New Haven town
ship, recently purchased a high grade
stallion in Ontario and the animal was
unloaded and exhibited in Owosso
Tuesday afternoon.
The council voted an order Monday
for payment of taxes on the city pound
lot for 1908, it having been advertised
for sale at the annual tax sale at the
County Treasurer's Office insMay.
J Q&pseoites have heard the real. thing
i $wodkin the way of newsboy. IL.
@. McGovern,s a cjrculato for the
Chicago American having Brought
Thomas Sarsello with him from Chicas
go. ~
H. l. Newcomb, of Washington, ID.
c., visited his grandfather Judge Josiah
Turner the first of the week, having
been in Grand Rapids to speak at the
Michigan Press Association meeting on
the railroad side of the rate question
now before congress.
Mayor S. E. Parkill addressed the
First Methodist Sunday school Sunday
afternoon, about five hundred people
being present. The talk was exceeding
ly interesting and impressive and much
appreciated. Miss Grace Austin and L.
ii. Parker sang duet.
VIM. P. Almroth, who recently sold
his interest in the New York Rack
ct store on Main street east, has decided
to open similar store in Big Rapids
and has moved to that city this week.
During a short stay here the family
have made many friends who regret
their departure.
A number of Owosso people attend
ed the theatre at Lansing Friday night.
Minnie Madden Fiske was seen in
Leah Kleschna", French play. The
Owossoites thoroughly enjoyed the
evening, and wish that trains were so
arranged that they could go oftener and
get home after the theatre.
Frank Polseak, a Polander living on
Lynn street, was arrested Sunday
morning while stealing wood at the
Perrigo handle factory. He was
brought before Justice McCaughna
Monday and sentence suspended when
it was found he had a wife and eight
children depending on him for support.
List of advertised letters in the Owos-
so post Office for the week ending Feb.
10, 1905: Otto Attemack, DR.. @. V.
Crane, Franz Critter, III. p. Doying, f.
J. Griffith, Mrs. @. E. Hutchins, Miss
Maggie Lincoln, Miss Maggie McRorie,
Mrs. s B. Olmsted, John Panek, Miss
Fannie Roark, A. ]. Sawyer, Fred
Schultz Miss Grace Shultz, Jos. Stibal,
Mrs. E. Sullivan, Lima e. Woodman.
The automobile show at Detroit this
week has attracted large crowd from
various parts Of the state. ID. r.. and
o ID. Salisbury, of Owosso, are exhibit
ing the Salisbury leather tires and ex-
pect to take large number of orders.
Among others from here were Il. A.
Gould, e. f. Joslin, 9. w. Gale, J. G.
Shattuck, A. M. Bentley, Fred Osburn,
Leigh Christian and Mrs. ID. r. Sails
H.