The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1911-03-24

cement blocks.
A. l.. Chandler was home from the
st. Louis sanitarium over Sunday.
James Osburn, Jr., and Frank Con.
nor spent part of the week in Detroit.
w. E. Collins attended meeting of
the state board of pharmacy at Grand
Rapids, this week.
Mrs. j. E. Sherman has a millinery
announcement in this issue that will be
OF interest to you.
The 0. q G. E. Cos office and wait.
ing room are now located in the Deckert
building 113 South Washington street.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Brown have re-
turned from Toledo and will soon move
TO Columbus, Ohio, where Mr.. Browns
insurance duties call him.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Smalley left Mon.
day for Detroit to reside.> Mr.. Smalley
has been a well known employee of the
o. q G E. Co. for several years.
Mrs. Flanders, in charge of the D. NJ
Christian store dressmaking parlors, is
In Chicago to attend a convention of
dressmakers.
Smoke from stove pouring out of
Fitzpatrick q Pierpont's law office win
dow Monday noon was the cause of a
fire alarm, but the opening of draft in
the stove stopped the trouble quickly.
M. F. Grove, State president of
the Eagles, attended meeting of the
state officers at Bay City this week,
The state convention will be held in
Pontiac. June 2922 ..,.;.. tsss-, IS.
MISUNDERSTANDING, by Jastice. Friege1
at the city hall, Fred BattelI Of this
city and Miss Mary Hamilton of Shep-
herd. They will reside on Clinton street
Mr.. Bartell is employed at the casket
factory,
The Corunna avenue M. E. Ladies'
Aid has presented Mrs. Frank Hale
with cut glass water set and fruit
plates as token of their regard for her
and her efficient work: Mrs Hale will
soon leave for her new home in Biz.
mingham.
Residents of East King and North
Hickory streets want sewer from
Goodhue street north connecting with
the North Owosso sewer and their petit.
tions has been referred to the board of
public works.
DIR. Roy o. Woodruff, formerly of
this city, was nominated for mayor Of
Bay City at the primary on Tuesday.
winning by SO majority in total Of
27OO votes cast. His victory came as a
great surprise to his opponents. Here's
hoping Roy may win at the election,
( The remains of Corporal Joseph Kel-
ley of Co. G Third Michigan Volunteers
during the Spanish war, will be disin.
tered at Sandusky, Ohio, and brought
to Owosso for burial. A military fun,
eral in charge of1of Co. II and George
M. HINT Camp No, 30, United States
War Veterans will be held.
The case in which d E. Hickey & Co.,
Main street clothiers, attempted to col
lect for suit sold to Harry Lundy and
returned, has been appealed from the
Justice TO. the circuit court, Justice
Friegel having decided against the
company. The amount involved is. but
$14.95 but the cost to the people will
be several times that amount
The startling story furnished by nm.
reliable daily newspapers chat Mrs. j.
Kathe and little daughter were terribly y
injured in the Ann Arbor wreck near
Owosso, a few weeks ago. has turned out
as'about nine tenths Of those stories do.
The yarn was absolutely false and the
mother and child now visiting in Cor
unna are il, perfect health -
President joseph Ramsay. Jra of the
Ann Arbor railroad, states that that
Company will expAta 500, 900 the com
ing season for roiling stock and other
includine additional wire
less telegraph stations at IMenominee
and 'Kewaunee. Wis., Work viii be
started April on the company's new
depot IN thi9city. ! &<f ~
The members of the Congregations
brotherhood enjoyed an informal. ais
cassion at the meeting Monday evening
of many questions relatingto,the life Of
the church and the.o pportnnities 10 ex
tend it's influence sad usefulness The
next meeting VIM be- held the third
Monday evening IN April aud is ex
pected speaker from outside thescity
will be presents VA =