The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-06-10

Howell next week.
Mr.. and Mrs Payne of Howell, are
visiting friends in the city.
DR.. T. B. Scott has moved into the
Brown apartment house on West
Oliver street.
j. w. Thorn has purchased the house
at 81 N. Washington street and will
remodel it into terrace.
The outside of Christ Episcopal church
including the steeple, is to be reprinted
and decorated this month.
Corunna high school ball team suffer.
ed defeat at Ithaca, Saturday, by a
score of 6 to in fifteen innings. It
was a great game.
Henry B. Dewey of Tacoma, Wash
ington, is expected to arrive in the city
Saturday, called by the sickness of his
mother, Mrs. E. B. Dewey.
Andrew Geek has been given the
contract to pave the alley from Main to
Exchange streets between Washington
and Park streets. for $720 30
Mrs. Mary Richards and daughter,
Mrs. Ina Starr Sears, formerly of Owos.
30, are guests of Mrs w. A. Osborn
and other Owosso friends.
Friends of County Treas 1rer Shipman
are pleased to learn that he has recov-
cred from his recent sickness and is
again able to attend to his duties.
DR.. A. M. Hume, chief surgeon for
the A. A. Ry, is attending the meeting
of the American Railway Surgeons
Association, in st. Louis, Mo.
The residence of DR.. Joseph Sheidler
of Flushing, was badly damaged by
fire and water few days ago. The
doctor is a former we'll known Owosso
boy.
A. M Mckenzie who has been with
the New Haven Coal Mining Co., two
years, has sold his Owosso property and
leaves soon with his family for Cali
fornia.
1t pays to raise good live stock
Reed & Knowles of Howell, recently
sold four head of Holstein cattle at an
average price of $215 A three months
old heifer sold for $710.
Adm p Mcbride was in Toledo,
Ohio, last week in connection with
large timber land deal having furnish
ed buyer for 5000 acres in Polk
county, Tennessee. -Durand Express.
Supervisor G. E. Godfrey of Bancroft
was thrown from his buggy Tuesday,
and suffered broken leg. Sympathy
is extended by all and the hope that he
will speedily recover.
Postmaster A. B Freeman of Durand
was in the city short time Thursday
eurOute to Saginaw to consult Con-
gresham Fordney relative to some i'm
provements for the Durand post Office.
The sewer on Shiawassee street hav-
ing dried up all the wells on Cass street
and surrounding territory, the residents
have asked for water mains and the
board of public works will decide the
matter.
A mad bull knocked Andrew, the fif- |
teen year old son of l. Walters of Per.
ry, down Monday, breaking three of |
his ribs, and was preparing to gore him
when the father selling a club drove
the bull away.
Advertised letters at the Owosso post
Office for the week ending June 4. 1910:
Bacon Bros, G. T. Crawford, Mrs. Hell.
en- M. Goldsmith, G. s. Hesket, John
Jordan, G. D. Oversmith, Chas. J. Rene, |
Guy Webb, Bessie Wolverton.
Sylvester Gruesel of Hastings, deputy
labor commissioner, was in the city |
Monday morning Mr.. Gruesel is prom
inent in Knights of Pythias circles in
the state and in company with l. g.
Curry called on number of the fra
ternity in the city.
Willard Bunline, son of Perry town.
ship farmer, filed II bottle with gun.
powder, Sunday, attached a fuse and |
lighted it and when it failed to explode
looked at it just in time to get the full |
effect of the explosion in his face. He
may lose the sight of his eyes.
Clarence Guy aged 90 years, whose
home was in Lansing but who had been
by the Ann Arbor Ry, as a
died Monday, at the Mary
E. Miller hospital on Michigan avenue,
after long illness of tuberculosis. The
body has been taken to Lansing for
burial.
Frank w. Knox of Sault Ste. Marie.
first-class newspaper man, jolly good
fellow and chief boomer for Chase s.
Osborn, Whom he already has nomin.
ated) for governor, was in the city last
night. He left early this morning to
scatter the Osborn gospel in other parts
of the state. Mr. Knox was one of |
Teddy" Roosevelts rough riders and
will be present to greet the Colonel
when he lands in New York
L. V. Curry, father of Ira G.. and
Arthur L. Curry of this city. dropped |