The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1908-04-17
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Mrs. N. V. Boylan and son of Ann
Arbor, are guests at F. B. Bilhimer's.
Edward Wilson has resigned his po-
sition in T. o. Christians jewelry store.
Lee Woodland has purchased Jack
son automobile or Agent Hayes Peril
go.
Harry Hill is here from Williamson
to resume his duties as pipefitter at the
sugar factory.
Cake sale by Mrs. E. F. Dudley's
Sunday school class Saturday afternoon
atAllison's store.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Lewis, of Pom
tiac, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Torrans, Maple avenue,
DR.. w. s. Milligan visited his wife
and daughter last Sunday in Saginaw,
where they are i'll in hospital.
Fred Wolfe, U. of NJ. student, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Sim
mons. He is cousin of Mrs Simmons.
Mrs. A. D. Glascock, of Charlotte. N
c., is in the city called by the serious
illness of her father, DR.. H. B. Peter
SON:
Miss Hazel Smith has been in Hast
ings this week preparing an amateur
company to produce the comic opera
I "Pinafore" there.
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs surprised
John @. Abels at his home on Main
street last Friday evening and helped
him celebrate his 5Oth birthday
In foot race from the corner of
Main and Washington to to the Will
dermuth, Milton Grow beat Ben Keb.
Ter for purse of $5 last Saturday after
noon.
Owosso Council Knights of Columbus
will entertain its friends at social SEES
sion Thursday, April 90. Music and
dancing will be the principal attrac-
tions.
Mrs. c. H. Strahler is visiting in
Vernon, having recovered sufficiently
from an operation performed at Ann
Arbor to come to her sisters home in
Vernon.
The dog poisoner was at work the
first of the week, two dogs dying in
Main street Monday, one of them be-
longing to E. R. Wilbur. being a thor
oughbred.
A. A. Rothschild has resigned his po-
stion with the Owosso Sugar Co. to
accept position with firm at Muske-
gon. He has moved there and began
work April 18th.
Emma Burch of Owosso, has been
granted divorce from James Burch
and the case of Jennie Stevenson VS..
John Stevenson goes over to the May
term Of the circuit court
Thomas Bowling will soon begin as
| an express messenger on the Ann Ar
Dor railroad for the Pacific Express Co.
and later this spring will go west to
take an agency in Montana.
Another link in Geo. Gute's misfor.
tunes was added Sunday when his sa.
loon in Oakley was robbed of $125 by
burglars. who found the safe unlocked
and evidently knew of the location of
box of nickels.
Mrs. 1. N. Moss of Caledonia, was
thrown from her buggy in front of
Sprague's drug store Saturday and her
knee dislocated. Dr.>Hume was called
and she was taken home later in the
afternoon. 6
Supervisor p F. VanDusen and A. E.
Shannon of Garland, arrived at Owe $50
Saturday on their way home from their
five months trip around the world. the
most of the time having been spent in
the PHILIPPINES, Japan, China and Aus
tralia. They report wonderfully in
teresting and pleasant trip with no sick
ness or delays except four days over
time coming from Liverpool to ST.
Johns, New Brunswick.
J. D. Houghton and John Haskins
have asked for new trial of the case
in which Joseph Powers secured a
judgment against them of $3.50 for
damages for malicious prosecution.
In the case of VIM. Monroe against
Allie A. Monroe of Owosso, to secure
possession of child, Judge Miner will
make decision at the May term of the
circuit court, the child remaining with
the mother until the decision is render
| ed.
Mrs. VIM. Brendahl died Sunday at
her home on Fletcher street, aged sixty
years. She suffered stroke Of paraly-
sis three years ago and had never re.
covered from 1t. Deceased was born in
Germany, coming to Laingsburg In
1889 and to Owosso in 1905. She is
survived by her husband, one daughter,
Mrs. Elsie Bixby, two sons, Herman
Brendahl and G. p. Shultz. and three
sisters. The funeral was held Tuesday
afternoon from the German Evangeli.
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