The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-05-07

q. ~. Parker OF Lansi&A on
day tM. I. Parker,s, ...l + ~
Msf D. M. Christian spent part of
tho week with relatives in Lansing.
E.: Q. vanNess, Of the Pontiac Y. M
G. A., was in Owosso Monday after
noon.
The Travellers Club met Yesterday
with Mrs. B. 8. Gaylord, Goodhue
street.
N. F. and Geo. Haucks have secured
bonds and license for a saloon at the
Hauck Hotel. ..~4.,
q. G.. Pomeroy has again assumed
the management of the photograph
gallery on North Washington street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Moore of Detroit,
spent Sunday at Charles Shaylor's in
this city. They will move to Flint
soon.
Senator Burrows has introduced a
private pension bill for j. w. Angel,
and Senator Smith one for Mrs. Martha
Turner, both OF this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward and Miss Lena
Martin have moved from the living
rooms in the city hall to the home re-
Gently purchased at 321 East Exchange
street.
w. II. Van Size was awarded the con-
tract by the council for furnishing
plank for recovering the Washington
street bridge. The plank will be three
lengths of number one white oak.
A former resident of Clinton county
has pledged $1,000 toward fund to
build hospital in st. Johns. What
former citizen will do the same for
Owosso?
Mrs j Fl. Fraser and daughter. of
Toledo, were guests at Mr. and Mrs.
J. T. Strubeps the first of the week.
Mrs. Strubel accompanied them home
Tuesday for visit.
Robinson q West, manufacturer of
gloves, mittens and overalls, have pur-
chased the old Universalist church in
Corunna and will occupy it and in
crease their business.
Will Ross has commenced work on
dwelling at the corner of Mulberry and
Williams streets. He has disposed of
his residence on South Shiawassee
street to A. J. Ketchpaw.
Homer J. Mcbride, formerly of this
county, has been re-appointed city at
torney Of Flint Mr. Mcbride is evil
IDENTIFY making good and friends in this
county are pleased that his worth is
appreciated
Mayor McMunen of Corunua, has APP
pointed J. II. Collins city attorney,
Peter Ser engineer at the city hall and
Bert Marshall engineer at the water
works Dr.. Walter T, Parker was
elected health officer Walter Bush is
city assessor.
Upper Atkinson, aged So years, died
at his houe near Tawas City last week
after a short illness He recently
bought farm of A. d Chase, having
sold his farm south of Owosso. He is
survived by widow and two sons.
Martin Brown was arrested and
brought before Justice Saver, of Rush
township, Tuesday, for assaulting
neighbor, who, he says, shook his fist
under his nose until he got tired of it
and gave him hard blow Brown
paid costs and was released.
A farewell party was given Mr.. and
Mrs. Simon Vedder, Monday evening at
their home on Pine street by about rs
neighbors and friends who presented
them with silver ware and spent a
pleasant evening Mr. and Mrs. We'd
der are moving to Albion where he will
start meat market
Aid. H. B. Sturtevant was elected
president of the council unanimously
at the meeting Monday evening, Aid.
Washburn, who held the honor declin-
ing 10 be candidate. Aid Sturtevant
thanked the council, complimenting
Mayor Burke on his fairness and kind
ness to members of the council.
The city attorney has again been in
structed to notify the Barber Asphalt
Co. to re-surface the Main street paving
from the bridge to the Michigan Cen
trail depot. If the company refuses,
legal steps are to be taken to. compel
carrying out of their agreement with
the city, which guaranteed the pave
ment for eight years, but five years
having expired.
The Marshall News makes a mighty
good suggestion by remarking that I'M
less you are property owner, when
the fire bell rings at night, don't poster
the telephone Office with queries out of
idle curiosity, as it is impossible to, at
tend to all the calls at once. Give
them chance to answer those of great
est inheritance first and your case will