The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-04-16
Harry Walsh spent Sunday in Lam


Harry Walsh spent Sunday in Ian
sing.
VIM, Patterson has purchased home
at 721 Hickory street in this city.
Prosecuting Attorney Roy Matthews
of Mt. Pleasant, spent Sunday in Owos'
| so.
E. G. Traver of Albion, has been q
guest of DIR. B. s. Knapp part of the
week.
A. L. Denesmore has returned to Big
Rapids to resume his studies in the Fer
ris school.
The L o. T. M. of the world met
Tuesday with Mrs. E. Martin, East
Main street.
Robert Gale has purchased No. 10
Buick automobile and brought it from
Flint, Saturday.
Mrs. John Dingman entertained the
Degree of Honor at her home on N.
Ball street. Tuesday. -
Mrs. Frank Whitehearse has been in
Owosso this week to ship her household
goods to Charlotte.
DIR. j. w. Haviland has completed a
post graduate course, at the U. of M.
and will locate in Owosso.
Miss Winnie Hanscom of Detroit, has
been a guest of her brother F. L. Han
scom, Mulberry street, this week.
Mrs Morris Green of Duluth, Mimi,
formerly Miss Louise Knapp of this city,
is seriously ill at her home in Duluth.
L. II. Norton has asked the city coun-
Gil to have water main laid on How
ard street past his cement block plant.
s. D. Emery will use the old Dudley
butter plant at the foot of Water street
again this year for his poultry business.
Spencer Barnes has exchanged his
home in middle town for the Loren
Barnes property on River street in this
city.
Attorney Frank Doty of Pontiac has
begun a suppressed divorce case In
which an Owosso couple are the princi-
pals. 81
Percy Crum, Harry Arnold, Jay Ter.
bush, James Osburn, Ralph Mahaney
and H. Bigelow were home from the u.
of M. this week.
Liquor dealers bonds will be in the
sum of $4,000 and druggists bonds $4,000
as usual, the council having fixed the
sum at the Monday meeting.
George Holcroft an employee OF the
brick plant near Corunna is serving IS
days in the county Jail for creating q
disturbance last Sunday at the, county
seat.
On motion of Aid. Brown. the coun-
Gil has instructed the city attorney to
notify the railroads that their crossing 8
in Owosso must be put in good condi-
ton at once.
Mrs, Vienna WOOL died Monday at
the home of her daughter, Mrs Parker
in Corunna. The remains were taken
to Elsie, 1theaf ormey homA ofAths de-
ceased for'burfal, "Wednesday.
Hugh Nichols Jr. of Corunna, is home
for a visit with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh M. Nichols after his trip
around the world on the battle ship
New Jersey Of the U. s. fleet. He is q
quartermaster in the navy.
The Congregational Social Union was
very pleasantly entertained Tuesday at
the home of Mrs. Emma Robbins West
Main street. Mrs. Robbins was assist
ed by Mrs. j! H. Robbins, Mrs. J. D.
Priest and Mrs. J. s, Hoyt.
The machinery of the Dudley Butter
Co., which was used in the plant in
this city, has been purchased by the
Conner Ice Cream Co. and it has been
moved to their building in Ball street.
They will use it for making butter.
The bond committee of the
council has been authorized to secure
bonds for the clerk and treasurer. Bids
of $175 for the treasurer's 5000 have
been received and one bid for $50 for
the clerks $1,000 bond.
J. G. VanCamp has rendered his re.
port as auditor to the city council of
his examination OF the books of city
officers, showing the accounts in prac-
tically perfect condition. A number of
helpful suggestions for simplifying the
book keeping methods were made. The
audit cost but 5000 this year.
Peter Jaster, 30 years of age, who was
recently brought before the probate
court for examination as to his sanity,
has been declared sane and allowed to
return to his home in Rush township
A dispute over the estate of his father
and sickness as a result of excuses for
which he took treatment at the Dear
born retreat made neighbors think he
was a dangerous person and an ex-