The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1908-03-27
DR.. R. ]. Tick has been sick at his

| nome the laSt TWO Gays.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Malloy,
Howell street, Thursday, son.
Mrs. E.O. Dewey and daughter, Har-
riet, spent Thursday in Lansing at the
home of L. E. Phelps.
Payne 81 Euler will have spring
opening at their implement store from
April 1st to 4th inclusive.
Chas. F. Haight, formerly of this
city, is the Republican nominee for al
derman in the sixth ward of Lansing
! Ernest Zimmerman has returned %
Owosso after taking course in phar.
macy at the Ferris Institute at Big
| Rapids
| Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Yerrick have
rented their farm in Caledonia and
leave April 1st for Missouri, Montana,
| to reside.
Mrs. Chas. Lahman has returned
! from Saginaw where she attended the
funerals of her uncle, Tuesday, and her
cousin, Wednesday.
Mrs. A. E. Steyer is in Lansing today
and will return tonight with Miss
Marie Sayles, who is coming home fer
the Kalamazoo college vacation.
Mrs. Fred Hayward is home from
Decatur, ILL.,, and may remain here if
her husband can arrange his route ON
the road so as to make a stop in Owosso.
Street Commissioner Crane reported
adversely on the matter of removing
several shade trees. to the council, Mon
day and permission was therefore re-
fused.
Thirty.fv friends gave Raymond
Abel, East Main street, a surprise at
his home Wednesday evening. Games,
dancing and supper were enjoyed and
the host was presented with gold sig
net ring.
An unusually large amount of maple
sugar has been made this year by the
farmers of the county who are for.
tunate enough to have sugar bushes.
Some home made sugar has also been
brought into market
AS an additional and wise precaution
against fire in the Washington and Bry-
ant schools fire alarm boxes will be
erected near each of them. The theato-
rum proprietors of the city will also be
required to have the back doors of their
places of business swing out.
The following letters are advertised
at the Owosso postoffice for the week
ending March 81. 1908: Mrs. Ada
AdamssMaud or Flossie Dawley, c. H.
Doolittle (2), Mrs. Mary Doolittle, Mrs.
Andrew Eldredge. Seth LeBar, H. Har-
pie. Miss Nora Sempeal, Mrs. D. E
Sutton.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Wright were
assisted in celebrating their wedding
anniversary Saturday night by party
of thirty friends and neighbors who
sprang up from the darkness when Mr..
Wright scratched match to light the
lamp in the sittingroom on his return
from down town.
J. B. Strehle notified the council,
Monday night, that Milwaukee avenue
west from Chapman street as indicated
by sidewalk built under the city's d.
rection, encroached upon his property
two rods and the city must pay for it or
he would fence it in,
The remains of Mrs. Diana McLaugh-
| lin, aunt of the late H. B. McLaugh-
lin, were brought from Bay City to
Corunna last week for increment, Rev
Woodlands officiating at the burial
Deceased was resident of this county
over fifty years.
John j. Mcdonald was in Lansing
the last of the week and has become
interested in the Lansing Ice Cream Co.
organized there with $4,000 capital.
The company was already established.
but found it necessary to increase the
capital stock and will build a two story
building on Capital avenue south.
Mrs. John Sinclair has left her home
near Morrice, leaving her husband and
two children, and it is supposed she
has eloped with one of the men employ.
ed at the Mullen farm which MIR.
Sinclair manages. The latter has TAX
en- the children to his parents and will
not make an effort to bring his wife
back.
| John L. Bush has become connected
with the J. w. Thorn real estate and
insurance agency, and will do the out
side work, continuing at the same time
his connection and work for two other
companies. He will list property fer
rent, sale or exchange and anything in
this line will be promptly and properly
attended to.
An ordinance was introduced Monday
in the council at Mayor Lambs sug-