The Owosso times., 1910-05-06
The OWOSSO TINES
EDMUND o. DEWEY. EDITOR.
OwOssO, MICH. MAY 8, 1910
LOCAL NEWS.

. Bargains-See Davis Dry Goods Cos
ad on pages.
Oliver LaFavre left this week for
Cadillac to reside.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar J. Reyn-
olds, son on Sunday.
Mrs. Geo. M. Dewey has been the
guest of Detroit friends this week.
Vital statistics for March show SO
births and 4S deaths in the county.
G. A. Byerly is getting ready to
build a residence on East Main street
Charles Schultz is moving from the
west side to his farm south of the city.
The Ann Arbor R. r. paid taxes to
the state this week amounting to
1857, 117.16.
Carl Rockwell has resigned his place
in the National barber shop and will go
west to work.
Mrs A. M. Hume and Miss Ethel
have been spending the week in Ann
Arbor and Detroit.
The high school ball team will play
at Lansing Saturday, with the Lans-
ing high school team.
Mrs. J. D. Leland of Corunna. is Wis.
iting her daughter, Mrs Irene Nothna-
gel, at Monominee, Wis.
Deputy Revenue Collector j. w.
Jordan spent the first of the week in
Detroit on official business.
The four lamp standards on the steps
at the post Office building have been
placed in position this. week,
Rural Carrier John Sprague is again
making the delivery of mail on his
route after his long sickness.
Marion Shepard, census enumerator
for Owosso township. has completed
his work and made his returns
Will Boerem came over from Flint,
Tuesday, to replace defective piece of
terra Gotta in the federal building.
Mrs J. Edwin Ellis and daughter re-
turned Wednesday from a weeks visit
in Detroit. Mr.. Ellis spent Sunday
there.
Rev. Thomas fowler left Thursday
for months visit at various points in
Ohio where he has had pastorates and
at his old home.
The Ladies Library rooms have been
closed preparatory to moving into the
rooms to be occupied in the Laverock
building on North Washington street
The Corunna Friday Afternoon club
entertained the Woman's club last week
at the home of Mrs E j. Herrick, who
was assisted by Mrs. d. NJ. Lowe. Pa
pers were read by Miss Mae Renwick
on 'The Negro Question" and by Miss
Holt on Cartoons"
The weather records for the month
of April show it. to have been the
warmest April for 81 years, the aver
age being 81 degrees above normal
The maximum for the month was 7S
degrees on the Goth and the minimum
on the 7th, 30 degrees.
Residents on Ball street north of
Oliver have asked the council to estab.
lish the curb line and grade of the
street so that those who wish to do so
can build q curb. City Engineer Joslin
will do the work and report to the
council
At the request of friends in this city
of W. r. Smith, Senator Burrows has
introduced a private pension bill for
Mr.. Smith. While it is very late in
the session to hope for action, Senator
Burrows will make strong effort to
secure favorable action before adjourn.
ment.
In renewing his subscription to The
TIMES. w. II. Byerly of Meadows of
Dam, Va, writes: II read Joe Ford
neys letter In The TIMES on the
pensioning of government employees
it was direct to the point and the best
thing have seen in opposition to this
would.be scheme to make graft on
the government treasury. Joe ought
to be sent to congress for the term of
his natural life for having the courage
and sense to express his opinion in the
! way he did"