The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1908-05-01

Corunna avenue, a son.
Mrs. T. o. Christian is visiting Mrs.
A. NJ. Donsereaux in Lansing
James Butcher of Detroit, spent Sat
urd ay with friends in this city.
Howell high school base ball team
will play in Corunna, Saturday.
The w. R. G. met Wednesday with
Mrs. Chas. Paris. Shiawassee street.
Lou Storrer of Ovid, and Fred Miller
of Detroit, were guests at Fred Storrers
Sunday.
E. N. Holcomb has been succeeded by
w. q. Mable as dispatcher on the Ann
Arbor Railroad.
Nightwatchmen found doors of bust
ness places in Owosso open 1917 times
during the last year.
s. g. Webster of Big Rapids, spent
the last of the week with his daughter,
Mrs. B. S. Gaylord.
Mrs. P. H. Mcbride left Monday for
Holland, after visit with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. W, G. Cadwallader.
G. Ferris has purchased the barber
shop on Main street opposite the city
hall from Hochild e. LaClear.
G. l. Schenck is spending two
months vacation from his duties as
motorman at his cottage at Linden.
Mrs. John Dell left Friday for Jack
son to visit friends and goes from there
to her new home in South Bend, Ind.
b. N. Murdoch has returned from
Spokane, Wash, after a stay of several
months, having been i'll much of the
time.
Daniel r. Benton of Byron, will
serve as a juror in the next term of the
U. S. Court, being ordered to report at
Bay City, May 5.
Odell Chapman defended Oscar Gar
field at Durand, Saturday, on the EN-
bezzlement charge against him while
town clerk. He was discharged.
Rev. G.. w. Jennings returned Sat-
urday from hunting trip at Bay Port,
bringing home some large wild geese as
part Of the result of the trip.
Mr. and Mrs F. f. Kohler entertain
ed the clerks of Osburn 81 Sons store,
Friday at six o'clock dinner, in honor
of Mrs. Arthur Farnsworth of Marion,
Ind The evening was spent in card
play ing.
J lmes Dingwall, who since his grad
uation from the high school last year
has been on the staff of the Press-Amer-
lean, left Monday to accept a position
on the staff of the Saginaw Evening
News.
Charles Laveck aged 70 years, died
Friday at his home on Michigan avenue
of heart disease. His death was not
preceded by any sickness that kept him
in bed as he was out in the yard short
time before his death.
Mrs. Jerusha Gates has returned to
her home on Goodhue street in this
city after visit of several months with
her daughter, Mrs. c.. F. VanDusen.
MIR. and Mrs. VanDusen accompanied
her home.
VIM. McAvoy of New Haven, will
have hearing tomorrow in Corunna
on charge of malicious destruction of
in the cutting down of shade
trees on the farm of G.. A. Williams of
Corunna, who made the complaint.
Frank Cramer, Grand Trunk conduc.
tor, whose home was in Durand, was
run over by fiat car at Charleston, on
the D. e. M. track, Saturday, and so
seriously injured that he died few
hours latter. He was taken to the
home of his parents in Pontiac, where
the funeral was held Monday. His
wife arrived in Pontiac from Durand
in time to see her husband before he
died.
The following letters are advertised |
at the Owosso post Office for the week
ending April 25, 1908: Miss Mary Cetus,
John w. Evans, Alva Fedderny, Mrs.
Chas. E. Finney, Fit. Agt. Canada Soth'n
Line, d. S. HaigS John Henderson,
Thomas Lynch, Erwin Marble, James
Mather, Miss Helen Miers, Hud Newell,
Mrs. Pima Hathaway, Mrs Arthur
Neil, L. E. Rowley, Geo. F. Stevens,
Miss Mae Thomas, Bessie l.. Wolverton.
Miss Fern Rorabacher died at the
home of her parents in Laingsburg Sat
urday morning, after very short ill. i
ness with an unusual case of Emphatic
disease. She left home about four weeks !
ago to attend the Academy at Monroe,
and in few days was taken i'll, con-
tinuing to grow worse Her aunt, Mrs.
J. b. Lockwood, went to Monroe to see
her and she was taken to Harper hos
pital, Detroit. Bee oming worse, her
parents and grandfather went to De-
troit and she was brought home, DR..
Scott being called from visit in To.
anto to care for her. Despite all
efforts Miss Rorabacher died Saturday.
She was but 1S years of age.