The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1908-01-17

Mr.. and Mrs Walter Osburn have re-
turned from stay of five weeks in
New York state.
G. B. Young, of Caledonia, drove
home 700 western lambs Friday for
feeding They shipped to him from Chi
cago.
]. G. Williams, an old resident OF this
city, who has been ill for several
months, has gone to Ann Arbor Tor
| treatment.
Sciota school district No. has new
flag. Miss Mable Tyler is teacher The
pupils secured the money by giving
entertainments.
The Colfax Odd Fellows and Re-
bekahs had joint installation OF off,
GERS Friday evening. Ice cream and
cake were served.
Mrs. F. J. Mcdaniel will give a
banjo recital at the Congregational
church early in February. She will be
assisted by Alfred A. Farland, OF New
York.
The balance of the Ann Arbor depot
has been moved here on flat cars from
Durand. Half of the building was
brought to Owosso when the division
was moved.
William Donigan has taken his six
teen year old son. Tommy, to New Mex
leo, where it is hoped he will be benefited
by the change of climate. The boy has
lung trouble.
L. B. Dolson, for several years agri-
culturalist of the Owosso Sugar Co.,
will hereafter look after the same work
for the Lansing factory, in addition to
his duties here.
The board of supervisors allowed the
bill of Architect Claire Allen, of jack
son, for work on the court house, at
ss16.47. The original bill was s553.45
Mr.. Allen receipted in full.
William Pottruff, formerly OF this
city, was married recently to Miss
Violet Gibson, of Essexville, Ont. Mr..
and Mrs. Pottruff will visit the for
mer's parents here, and then go on to
their home in Western Canada.
Married recently, at the home OF Mr..
| and Mrs. Barton, two miles north OF
Brant, John Rosevear and Miss Mable
Green, both of Owosso.-St. Charles
Union. The many friends of Mr. anc
Mrs. Rosevear extend best wishes anC
congratulations.
II Prof. Miller, of Olivet college, talked
at the men s meeting at the Y. M. Z
A.. Sunday afternoon on the "Vi
carious Sufferings of the Christian.
The meeting was well attended consid
ering the weather and Mr.. Miller's tall
was interesting as we'll as an instruc
tive one.
Lieut. Col. Scott, of the Salvation
Army, who has had charge of tn
, work in Indiana aud Michigan, vii
speak to the men of the city next Sun
day afternoon at the Methodist church
at 3 o'clock. Captain Irvings OF De
troit, will also be here and will sing q
the meeting.
4 Mr.. and Mrs Ralph E. Miller, VIII
were recently married in Huron, Sout
Dakota, are visiting at the home of tn
y brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. /
Tubbs, of this village. Mrs. Mile
. was formerly Miss Maude Tubb
They will make their home in Redfiel'
o S. Oak, where Mr.. Miller has charge (
grain elevator.-Ovid Register Uniol
u The bride frequently visited her
IL Owosso friends extend congratulation
H. Henry Northrup, of Gilbert stree
er died very suddenly Saturday afternot
ID of rupture Of the heart. He col
no planned of not feeling well, and la
down on the couch after dinner. b
ne wife heard gurgling sound, and -four
st Mr.. Northrup gasping his last. He W
h As years of age. and member OF &
he Church of Christ. Funeral was he
&c Tuesday afternoon from the churc
&C. Rev. Keene officiating. A post-morte
was necessary to determine the eau
or of death. Mr.. Norlhrup, who former
10, lived at Garland. had been working