The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1908-02-28


city to begin preparations for the
Knights of Pythias' minstrels to be
given March 10 and II at the Owosso
Theatre.
The first of a series of games for a
prize of $50 will be played at the arm
DRY in this city tonight between the
Lansing Auto-Body and the o. l.. l. in
door ball teams.
The Mich. Central is erecting coal
dock just north of the city to prevent
the crowding of the city yards with
coal cars. A gasoline engine will be
installed for power.
Grand Master Sweet of the Grand
Lodge f, g. A. M. of Dowagiac, called
on Grand Senior Warden, A. NJ. Hume,
Past Grand Master Hugh McCurdy and
other Masons in Owosso, Monday.
Fred E. Lawrence of Marion, was a
guest at Chas. Lawrence's Friday, and
spent Saturday and Sunday in Detroit
! with his brother, Frank Lawrence.
Miss May Lawrence accompanied him
to Detroit.
VIM Radford and family have moved
to Durand, he being employed as freight
conductor on the Grand Trunk railway,
having resigned similar position with
the Ann Arbor.
The Jolly Ten have all survived a 6
o'clock dinner served at the home of
Mr. and Mrs ] Nj. Terbush last Friday
evening for which the cooking was
done by the men.
Rev. D. w. Wise returned Friday
from the sanitarium at st. Louis much
improved in health and will conduct all
Lenten and other services at St. Pauls
Episcopal church.
Mr.. and Mrs Joe G. Osburn left Sun
day evening for trip of several weeks
in California and other western states.
They will spend some time with Mrs.
Clara Christian at Los Angeles,
A. F. Howard, of Towards Under
taking parlors, has rented the Sharp
steen flat on Williams, street formerly
occupied by J. M. Beckwith and will
move here from Munising, Mich.
Mrs. E. HI. Cherry has rented the
Pomeroy gallery from w. s. Beebe and
will conduct the photograph business,
adding to it line of souvenir cards,
optical goods and picture frames.
DR.. Rice has opened an Office in the
rooms over Thome e. Frisbie's shoe
store and severed his connection with
the Heminway Sanitarium in the TRAY
ellers' Home building on Mich. Ave.
Mrs. M. Norton left Monday for
Beardsley, Mimi. after spending some
months with her son, j. B. Norton
near Owosso. She will make her home
with her daughter, Mrs. VIM. Tubbs
The college Widow" will be at the
Owosso Theatre, Friday evening,
March 6. This will be one of the best
attractions of the season as the company
is direct from the Studebaker theatre,
Chicago.
Florence Ella, seven months old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Terry,
Young street, died Friday and was
buried Sunday afternoon. Rev. Jen-
nings officiating. Interment at Pine
Tree cemetery, Corunna
Charles Ferguson of Clinton county,
has adjusted his differences with H. n.
Ainsworth over some chattel mortgage
and been released from the county Jail
at Corunna where he has been held
several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cole entertained
the Owl Club at Washingtons birth
day party Saturday evening. A liter
airy and musical program and cards
were enjoyed. Mrs. J. Matthews Of
Ovid, was a guest.
The funeral of Albert Schmidt, form
erly Secretary of the Arbeiter Society
of this city and member of the Odd
Fellows was held in Saginaw Tuesday
and number of members of both
societies from Owosso attended.
Hon. A. B. Cook has changed his &C.
cupation from making a constitution
for the state of Michigan to building
and improving his farm buildings, but
incidentally he landed full grown
badger, drowning the animal out of his
hole and capturing it.
Married, by Rev. 9. Fl. Hanks at the
home of the brides mother, 314 Com
stock street, at $50 Wednesday after.
noon. Adolph G. Sanftleben and Miss
Mary Fisher, both of this city. For
the present they will reside with her
mother.
DR.. Scott f. Hodge. brother of Miss
Hattie Hodge, who was formerly a
teacher in the Owosso high school, has
been parolled by Governor Warner
He was sentenced from Detroit to nine
years Imprisonment for causing the
death of Anna Lehman by a criminal
operation.