The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1908-01-24
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Wednesday.
Lee R. Clarke. of Bay City. was in
the city Tuesday.
The ice man is beginning to wonder !
when his annual harvest will begin.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Brown have re-
turned from trip to Norwalk, Ohio.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs G. d. Ames, of
Manistique, formerly of Owosso, a son.
Hickman & Son are unloading more
material today for the post office build
ing.
F. w. Pearce entertained his brother,
L. L. Pearce, of Edmonton, n. W. T.,
Wednesday.
Rev. G. Fl. Hanks was in Byron on
business for the state board of correc-
tions and charities, Thursday.
E. s. Richards returns today to his
home at Corning, N. Y, after weeks
visit with friends in the city.
The members of the Kansas legisla-
ture have by resolution declared in favor
of the nomination of Secy Taft.
Fire alarm boxes have been installed
at the Sugar Co. plant and at the cor
ner near the Dorcas home on Hickory
street, the numbers being SO and 20.
A. M. Hurlbut, who went to Lansing
to spend New Years at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Western, was taken
sick and has not yet been able to re-
turn home.
Corunna Commandery Knights Tenn
plar is to be inspected on the evening
of the 30th by Chas. q. Graham, OF
Ithaca, captain general of the grand
commandery.
The West Side indoor ball team plays
in Grand Rapids tonight and next week
they will play return game at Pontiac
1t is expected the northern trip will be
taken the latter part of February.
VIM. Herald, Chesaning young man
who is attempting to cure himself OF
lung trouble by plenty of outdoor ex-
ercise, walked to the city from his home
on Tuesday, which is about the walk
he gets every day. AS result he is re-
covering his health and bids fair to
overcome the disease.
I A petition signed by thirty freehold
| ers between Fenton and Holly asks that
che Shiawassee river be cleaned out
| widened and Strengthened, the work tx
, commence at Holly and to end at Fen
, ton The cost of the proposed improve
ment would run into the thousands o.
6 dollars, but it is considered necessary il
o view of the trouble and damage thu
q river causes each year.
:. st. Johns Odd Fellows and Rebekah
{ to the number of sixty paid Star o
Hope Rebekahs visit Tuesday even
f ing and conferred the degrees on 81:
a candidates. Besides these visitors
a number were present from other point
:. in the county and all enjoyed the wor
y. as done by the ST. Johns team Follow
ing the work splendid lunch wa
served and the visitors left for home o.
=. a special train.
n B. E. Hardy of Bennington township
st recently sold two fine yearling Holstei
a. heifers to prominent Canadian bree'
or. The gentleman visited several here
~, in this and Livingston counties al
- purchased five head, which were deli
90 cred at Hardy's farm where COVE
n ment inspector gave them the tuberc
er lin test required before they could
,as shipped into Canada.
le- William Murphy died at the home
his sister, Mrs. Elmer Brott, Nor
Ter Howell street, Tuesday morning, ag
no "a years, as the result of cancer in
ing stomach. Mr.. Murphy had resid
eet most of his life in this county, was u
lay married and is survived by two broth'
in and four sisters. Funeral services we
nth held at ST. Pauls chnrch Thursd
morning, interment in the Catho
Tho cemetery at Corunna.
of The West Side Business Mems Asso
,ia- alton is the latest organization form
r of to promote the growth of Owos
for James Lynch is the temporary preside
q of and T. B. Willoughby, secretary
side M. Post, Louis Dingler and VIM. CIR
om- will act as q committee to look out
the interests of that section of the C
,sod in the way of securing new manu-
tors turing industries, etc. A meeting
Col. be held next Tuesday evening.
ion. Funeral services for the late \
Mrs Ethel Agnew were held Monday at
:. J. noon at the home of David Hook, /
nks; J. p. Warner of Bay City, officiat
rker A large number of the friends OF
can. deceased were present, Including
east. number from outside the city. 5
a re. Land Commissioner w. Il. Rose
rand two clerks in his Office were among
, be number. There were a number