The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-04-22

Miss Ruth Brown of Mt. Pleasant,
spent Sunday with Miss Marian Britt
son, Exchange street east.
Nathan Horton has been bound over
to the circuit court on charge of fur
nishing liquor to a minor.
A donation supper for the benefit of
Rev. Hicks of the Methodist church in
Corunna Melted about $50.
Ferris Bros have an interesting half
page announcement in today's TIMES,
which our readers will find well worth
reading.
The Lansing e. Northeastern Rail-
ways water tank at Morrice fell twen-
ty feet Friday and was ruined. causing
a wait of several DAYS in the work at
that point.
Luther Bradley, hospital sergeant at
Fort Wayne, spent Sunday with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs l.. E. Bradley, in
this city. He expects to spend three
months furlough in Owosso this sum-
mer.
Claud Hicock has begun suit against
the Reliance Motor Truck Co, for
81, 900 damages because of his arms
being caught in belt several months
ago at the company's factory where he
was working.
Mrs. ID. j. Gerow, Mrs w. 81. Bige-
low and Mrs. c. A. Ruebekam enter
tanned the Congregational Social Union
and large number of friends, Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs Gerow
on Oliver street west.
Let us remind you that you can Sc.
cure any kind of sheet music you desire
of US. We pay particular attention to
sheet music and carry complete line
of popular and classical music. Sails
bury q Zimmerman Music Co.
Often you hear piece Of music that
particularly pleases you. You can
always get it at this music store. If
we haye not got it in our big line of
sheet music we can get it in very
short time for you. Salisbury e. Tim
norman Music Co.
Mrs. j. Fred Wildermuth, Jr., has
commenced suit for divorce from her
husband and secured temporary in
junction to prevent his disposing of the
hotel property at Laingsburg. Mrs
Wildermuth is daughter of Aid Zieg-
Ter of Lansing, and has recently re-
turned from a trip in Europe.
Attorney Odell Chapman sold 81 head
of fat cattle off of his farm in Rush
township to Otis Mead this week for
shipment to the Detroit market. He
has about ready to turn off a fine bunch
of so fat hogs. 1t is evident that pros
perity is coming Farmer" Chapman
way.
The Bay City Tribune says that Geo.
w. Sackridar of this city, is preparing
ground on his fern just east of Ros
common on the gravel road for the set
ting out of an apple orchard. He will
this spring set out about 400 trees, of
which about 200 will be of the snow va.
riety and the balance of the Baldwin
variety.
David Powell, said to have been the
oldest miner in active service in the
state, was drowned at Bay City last
week He came to Corunna years ago
when. he first mine was opened and
was employed bv Tod Kincaid for sew
eral years Mr.. Powell was native of
South Wales.
E. A Thomas left Monday evening
on his return trip to his home in Van
couver, B c., after spending several
weeks with his parents and other rela.
tiyes and friends in Owosso. About
May 1st he will open store with a
big stock of clothing, having recently
severed his connection with one Of the
leading Quitting companies of Canada
Mrs Thomas and daughter will remain
few days longer in Owosso and make
several stops on their return trip.
The opening of the base ball season
finds just as many red hot as ever in
Owosso. The interest displayed in this
national 0ame ia amolv shown nv the