The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-04-05
The new city officials will assume

The new city officials will assume
their duties on Monday next.
Miss Sophia Osmer left Monday for
Saginaw to work in the offices Of the
Dudley Butter Co.
James B. Davies has resigned as cir
cult court commissioner ami Gov. War
ner will fill the vacancy by the appoint
ment of Neil r. Walsh.
Fred Edwards returned Saturday
from the sanitarium at Alma where he
took treatment for rheumatism. He is
somewhat improved in health.
The council at its meeting last even
ing elected WILDER G. Appleton alder
man for the first ward to succeed
Aid. H. B. Sturteva9t, resigned.
Accountant Miner, of Ann Arbor is
auditing the books of City Clerk Co
nant. 1t is safe to predict that he will
have hard work to discover any errors.
Mrs. Minona Walker former stenog-
rapher for the Owosso Carriage q
Sleigh Co., will soon be married to a
physician who is located at Red Could,
Iowa.
j. II. Laverock has commenced work
on a small Office building on Ball street
in front of the south end Of the frame
house on his lot, just north of A. F. Hol-
lis plumbing shop.
Richard Phillips has given up his
place at the Carriage Co. plant and ex-
poets to build house on his farm in
Owosso township. For several nights
he has been acting as police officer,
John ]. Purves, employed at the
Press American Office several years,
gave up his place Saturday. He in
tends TO spend part of the spring and
summer at his old home in Canada.
John Buckley of R. E. D. No. z re-
Gently received draft for one thousand
dollars, the amounto of insurance held by
his late wife in the L. o. T. NJ NJ. Mrs.
Buckley joined the order April 1G, 1904,
and had paid $23.S5.
Dr. b. S. Sutherland has been named
by the State Dental association as one
of the five members recommended to
the governor as suitable men from
whom to choose a member to fill the
vacancy on the State Dental board.
The republican ticket made almost a
clean sweep in Chicago on Tuesday,
Postmaster Busse being elected mayor
for a term OF four years, defeating May
or Dunno after one of the warmest po-
litical contests ever witnessed in the
Windy City. The traction ordinances
were also accepted by large majority.
Post Office Inspector Parsell was here
on Saturday investigating charges
against four parties for sending pack
ages of merchandise through the mails
containing writing, paying only the
rate on the former. The packages all
contained tobacco tags and were sent
to ST. Louis firm.
Monday evening farewell service was
held in honor of Guy Irving Waltz, the
singing evangelist, who has been assist |
ing in the revival meetings in the Bap |
fist church the last few weeks. The !
meeting was very well attended, and |
the audience improved the opportunity |
of telling the singer how his sin ging
and the meetings had done them much |
good, At the close of the service the |
audience passed before Mr.. Waltz and |
shook his hand There was consider
able singing at the meeting, the favorite !
selections sung during the. last two
weeks being used.
The 9th district convention of the |
Churches of Christ will be held at the
Church of Christ beginning Friday even
ing of this week and lasting..over Lords
day. Friday evening will .be devoted
to Y p. S. g. E. topics Saturday
forenoon will be a Sunday school SEES
sion and Saturday afternoon will be de-
voted to the work of the Christian |
Women's Board of Missions. Saturday |
evening will be church session. On |
Sunday Rev. F. p. Arthur, of Grand
Rapids, state evangelist, will speak
both morning and evening. There will
be meeting at $50 in the afternoon
Sunday which will be addressed by
Mrs Fannie r. Thompson, of Ann Ar
bor All are invited to all these SEES
sions
Horse For Sa1e--Mrs. J. J. Mackey, !
516 Maple Avenue
Real Estate Transfers.