The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1908-04-10
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Gov. Warner wishes you to plant al
least one tree May 1st.
c. C. Wright has been in Ann Arboi
and Detroit on business this week.
The Travellers club met Yesterday
with Mrs Emma Forester, Lee street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Allison of ST.
Johns, spent Sunday at G. S. Allison's.
Mrs. Arthur Farnsworth of Marion,
Ind, is guest of her parents in this
city.
Wellington Duffy has been appointed
caretaker of McCurdy Park for this
year.
Oscar Halstead has moved from Ben
nington to Owosso and will reside on
Donald street.
Mrs. w. A. McTaggart is in Cheboy-
gan where she was called by the death
of her father
j. w. Hoenshell has gone to New
York in the interests of the United
States Robe Co.
General Manager Lowell of the Ann
Arbor Railroad was in Owosso Monday
on an inspection trip.
G. Hartman. G. Ferris, G.. Mack and
Geo. Kelly of Caledonia, are in Chicago
to buy carload of horses.
The Davis Dry Goods Co. has it's
spring opening Monday evening and
Tuesday. Everyone should call.
Supervisor Lloyd Webb left yester-
day for South Lyons, called by the
serious illness of his mother who is 70
years old.
Mrs G. S. Ensminger and son re-
turned to South Bend, Ind, and Mrs.
F. S. Lyon left for Toledo, Monday,
after visit at A: E. Hartshorn's.
Miss Grace Jacobs returned to East
Tawas Saturday, where she teaches in
the public schools having spent
week in Owosso with her mother.
The residence of Otto Setback, Stew
art street. was damaged somewhat by
fire Tuesday noon, the department
making the long run quickly and using
the chemical engine to good advantage.
The Grand Commandery knights
Templar will hold its annual conclave
at Grand Rapids June 8, 10 and II.
Many members of CorunnasrC Command
ery.will attend and be accompanied by
their wives
The Grand Trunk will open its excur-
sion business for the year on Sun
day next, train leaving Owosso for De-
troit, Saginaw and Bay City at 9:04.
Fare for the round trip to Detroit, $1.2O,
Bay City rs cents.
Edward P. Boyd, superintendent of
construction on the Flint post Office
building, has been in the city twice
within the past week inspecting the
work on the building here. Paul P.
McGinty, the superintendent of con-
and his family will return
to the city next week.
George Cute has sold his liquor bus
mess at Oakley and will leave the town.
His fine residence burned not long ago
and he has decided that he does not
care to continue controversy with the
element there that has been
more or less bitter at times.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe G. Osburn returned
Sunday from six-weeks' trip to Cali
fornia, making visits to Mrs. Clara
Christian in Los Angeles and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Black in San Francico, and
stops.at the Grand Canyon in Arizona
and at points in Utah and Colorado.
The following letters are advertised
at the Owosso post Office for the week 4
ending April 4, 1908 Mrs. Lester Aus
Tin, William Boles, Mrs. G. G. Car
penter, John Coleman, A. Comstock,
Geo. s. Long. John 8. Sanford, Miss
Libbie Schmidt, Jachob Seelinger, Mrs. |
Susan Taphouse, Perry T. Williams,
Carl Wilson.
Farmers Lying So nth of the city com
plain of the road around Oakhill GEM
etery, stating that it is almost impossi-
BILE to get over it with even fair sized
load. Rural Carrier Hopkins says that
It is the poorest piece of road on his
route. AS it is one of the. main.
leading into thee the
council should see to it that the road
Is made passible at the earliest date
possible.
Neighbors and friends surprised Mr..
and Mrs. L. s. Bo~les and Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd Bowles at the farm home in
Owosso township last Friday evening.
a farewell to the older and a vel.
come to the younger couple. Mr.. and
Mrs. L. s. Bowles viii move to this city,
On behalf of the company M. L. Peter
SON presented Mr.. and Mrs Floyd
Bowles with a rocker. An elegant
lunch was served.