The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-04-22
Mr. and Mrs. John Brown of Chicago
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Mr. and Mrs. John Brown of Chicago
are guests of relatives in Owosso.
Mrs. Fred B. Woodland has been spend.
ing the week in Philadelphia, Pa, and
Washington, d. @.
A two apartment fiat is being built
at the corner of Park and Goodhue
streets for Mrs. Eudora Bryson.
State Chaplain Milton Grow, attend.
ed meeting of the state board of trus
tees of the Eagles at Saginaw, Sunday.
Owosso Council Knights of Columbus
will hold smoker after the meeting OF
April %, at which Miles J. Purcell OF
Saginaw, District Deputy, will be pres
ent.
Chandler & Pardee of this city, have
been engaged as attorneys to assist in
the trial of the Porter X. Perrin will
case at Marshall April % E. N. Durfee
of Detroit and two Battle Creek at
torneys will also take part in the case.
1t is expected the trial will last several
week.
/ Advertised letters at the Owosso post
Office for the week ending April 16, 1910
G.. A. Breedlove, Miss Mary L. Carr
Mrs Henry Cook, John w. DuBir, Rev
p. F. Elliott. John Harfner W. G.
House, Miss Rebecca Kitchridge, Roy
McGrath, Mrs. Joe Mack, Arthur Mey
err, Fred Muller, john Newburg, s. c.
Sigmon, John Sinceler, Henry Sneider
Harry Wheeler.
M. H. Bennett, aged II years, died al
his home in Perry, Saturday, after 6
long illness. He was born in Ovid, n
Y, coming to Michigan when three
years old and to Perry twenty. sever
years ago. He is survived by a widow
The funeral was held Monday from tn
NJ E. church, of which he was a mem
Der for fifty years.
Mrs L. E Woodland and Mrs Morri.
Osburn entertained twenty.four ladie,
delightfully."-, Saturday afternoon, at tn,
home of Mrs J. c. Osburn, West Will
liams street. A four course lunch cor
was served and two hours spent social
ly. The house was beautifully decorat
ed with carnations and other flower.
and pink roses were given the guests as
favors.
James Linzey, aged Al years, promi
nent New Haven township farmer, dice
Saturday afternoon as result of 6
stroke of paralysis suffered while doing
chores in the morning He had lived
in the township and near Oakley all hi:
life and was highly respected He /:
survived by his widow, one son and q
sister Mrs. w. J. Williams of New
Haven township. The funeral was held
Tuesday at the Union church.
Mrs. Alonzo VanDerVeer, aged 6e
years, died at the Brewer home on
West Oliver street, Monday morning
after an illness of several weeks, not
having been in the best of health for a
year. Mrs VanDerVeer was born in
New York state but has been resident
of Michigan most of her life, coming to
Owosso from Ovid eighteen years ago.
She is survived by her husband, sister
at Jackson, one at Ypsilanti and a
brother who lives in New York. The
funeral was held Wednesday afternoon,
Rev. G H. Hanks officiating.
The Ann Arbor railroad is negotiat.
ing for the purchase of 50, coo cedar ties
to be used in side track construction
work on the northern end of the sys.
TEN. Roadmaster c. l.. Lindsay today
instructed r. V. Howard of Alma, to
go to Manistique to inspect the ties pre-
paratory to purchasing. They will be
shipped here in a short time Mr. Lind
say and clerk, Russell Andrews, are at
Derry Siding today inspecting a batch
of 4, ZOO hemlock ties to be used in side.
track construction work. - Cadillac
News and Express.
Mrs Phoebe Bramwell of Corunna,
widow of Charles Bramwell, former
editor of the Independent, died Satur
day night at the home of Frank Pea
cock, where she was staying during a
short absence from lCorunna of her
daughter, Mrs. Romaine Bromwell
She had suffered from rheumatism for
some time but was apparently not i'll
when she retired Saturday. Mrs.
Bramwell had lived In Corunna 25
years and had many friends who mourn
her loss. The funeral was held from
the Episcopal church Tuesday after
noon. Rev. A. J. Holland of Owosso,