The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-04-15

c. E. Rigley was in Grand Rapids on
business, Tuesday.
Gov. Warner has designated April 30
as Arbor day.
The Owosso students at the U. of M.
are home for the spring vacation.
Mrs. E. A Roberts of Minneapolis,
MINI is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. U. Miller.
J. G. Shattuck, G. L. Taylor and J.
w. Simmons were in Detroit on bust
ness the first of the week.
Mrs. G. s. Williams spent Saturday
and Sunday in Ann Arbor with her son
Charles, and other relatives.
Former County Treasurer r. F. Kay
of Morrice, who has been seriously sick
with pneumonia, is considered out of
danger.
Arthur Alliton went to Toledo, We'd
nesday, to accompany his father, s. H.
Alliton, who spent the winter in Akron,
Ohio, with his daughter, to this city
Shiawassee county friends are pleased
to note the re appointment of Hon. w.
S. Linton of Saginaw as postmaster.
This is his fourth appointment.
Edmond Downey of Durand, and Miss
Harriet Connolly of Swartz Creek,
were married by Rev A V. Leonard
son on the Sth inst
Miss Donna Edwards left the first of
the week for Bruce Crossing, upper
peninsular, where she has accepted a
position to teach for the balance of the
school year.
! Richard Lockwood of Bennington
township, has been bound over for trial
in the circuit court charged with as
sault with intent to murder Robert
Martin of the same township.
Miss Gertrude Byrnes, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs Michael Byrnes of this
city, and Claude Alexander of Detroit,
were married Tuesday in Detroit, Rev.
Father Heath of st. Leos Catholic
church officiating.
w. W. Hives, former agent of the
American Express Go. in this city, has
been transferred from Pontiac to De-
troit, where he is in charge of the
North Woodward avenue Office of the
company. He receives substantial
increase in salary.
Taylor e. Maliskey have the contract
to remodel the Bannister store, recently
vacated by Hall & Son, and are push
ing the work in order to get the build
ing ready for the use of Murray d Ter
bush at the earliest date possible
Leon Miner, son Of Judge and Mrs S.
S. Miner, has been selected as one of
the editors of the Law Review, the pub
| LEGATION of the law students at the L. of
M. The nominations are made by the
law faculty and based on the record of
the students, The election is by popular
|
a signal one for those chosen.
The early spring and the accompany
ing warm weather has had direct
effect on the ice cream trade. Manager
M onroe of the Farm Products company
who manufactures the ell-known Blue
Ribbon cream, says the demand now is
greater than the usual early summer
demand and that it is increasing each
day. Local retail dealers confirm this
statement.
1. G. Curry was the successful bidder
for furnishing a list of miscellaneous
supplies, including tools, ETC., for the
post office building for the present
fiscal year. The G. A. Connor Ice
Cream Co. will provide ice, l.. G Hall
coal, Hughes & Son will do the laundry
work. Bids for the supplies for the
fiscal year of 1911 will be received by
the custodian until April 20 and the
necessary blanks can be procured al the
post Office.
Mrs Ellen M. Myres died Monday
morning at her home on east Oliver
street as result of second stroke of
paralysis the first of which occurred
Christmas day and from which she had
practically recovered. Mrs. Myers was
10 years of age and had been resident
of Owosso three years. She is survived
by son residing in Idaho, and daugh
ter, Miss Jessie, with whom she resid-
ed Funeral services were held Tues
day morning, Rev. A. j. Holland
officiating, and the remains taken to
Royal Oak for interment.