The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-05-13

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Miss Hazel Good win of this city, will
teach the third grade in the Big Rapids
schools next year.
Married, at Greenyille, May Z, Miss
Grace M. Riley, formerly of this city,
and DR.. Geo. G. Williams. of Green
vile.
w. l.. Frisbie has purchased a four
passenger Maxwell tonneau, having
disposed of his runabout of the same
make,
Robert Reagan of Grayling, and Miss
Mary Doherty of Jackson, attended the
Elks party Monday evening, being
guests of Miss Grace Wright.
The city teamsters have asked for an
increase of 80 cents day or from "a to
"a 80 The council took the matter I'M
der advisement Monday.
Mrs. II. X. White came home from
Detroit, Sunday, where she had been in
Harper hospital for an operation. She
is rapidly recovering and did not suffer
any i'll effects from the trip.
William Hutton, aged "a years, died
Saturday, at the home of his sister,
Mrs. O. F. Halstead, Donald street, this
city, after an illness of six months,
The remains were taken to Attica, Mon
day, for interment.
Earl Haff of Durand charged with
taking improper liberties with a girl
at Durand, was released on probation
by Judge Miner, Friday. He will be
in charge of County Agent @. H. Hanks
until he is twenty one years of age.
Aid. BRANDED suggested to the council
Monday that the piling of food stuffs on
the sidewalks in front of grocery and
fruit stores was unsanitary and danger
Gus to health, and an ordinance will be
presented covering the regulation of the
matter.
The family of Bert Lewis, North
Washington street, are suffering with
dyphtheria and scarlet fever, the
mother and FIVE children being quaran-
tined in charge of a nurse. Mr.. Lewis
has not been allowed 70 go home, con-
tinuing at his work driving delivery
wagon.
The jury in the case of Emma Gros.
beck, administrators, VS. the Grand
Trunk Railway for $50, coo damages for
the death of A. b. Grosbeck, brought in
a verdict, Friday afternoon, in the cir
cult court of no cause for action. Byron
p Hicks assisted Harrison Geer of De-
troit, for the railway company.
w. F. Gallagher has resigned as
special administrator Of the Hugh Nc
Curdy estate and John T. McCurdy has
petitioned for the appointment of Hugh
McCurdy Eaton, of Akron, Ohio. The
appointment will probably be made
and the estate soon partially distribut.
ed.
Miss Vera Haskell of this city, has
deem given the management of the San
Carlos Ladies' Orchestra at Pensacola.
Florida, after being its director during
the past several months. The orchestra
is one of the best ladies' organizations
in the south and the position is an i'm.
portant one.
Advertised letters at the Owosso post
Office for the week ending May Z, 1910
o. l.. Brown, Jessy Cain, Silas Carter,
Geo. Coharkton, II. w Haines, A. HUI
burt, Miss Cleo Lynn, John Moravoik,
Mrs M. Nevarre, John Newberg, Clyde
Pratt, Parchment Paper Co., William
Walton.
Wolover 81 Brewer of this city, have
been awarded contract to construct
seven miles of gravel road and three
and one-half miles of cement road in
Redfield township, Wayne county. This
is the biggest contract the Owosso Con.
struction company has undertaken and
was secured against some strong COM
petitors Owosso friends are pleased
and wish them success.
iMrs. Pearl Ella Totten, who plead
guilty to bigamy, was released on sus-
pended sentence by Judge Miner, in
the circuit court, after promising to re-
join her husband, Charles Totten, and
live in peace hereafter. Totten left his
wife nine years ago, and she married a
man named Timlin who did not treat
her well, and she returned to Totten.
Timlin making the complaint of bigamy
out of revenge Timlin is now in jail
at West Branch awaiting trial on a
charge Of adultery