The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1911-04-14

Are you planning to plant tres
Arbor day2
Another "blind pig" raid is about du,
in this city.
Have you started to clean up abou
your premises?
Hon. T. w. Atwood spent Monday
afternoon in the city.
Charles Symes of Saginaw, spent tn,
first of the week in Owosso.
Born, Sunday, to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Beehler, w. King street, son.
/ S. A. Scully of Toledo, spent Sunday
at w. F. Gallaghers, Oliver street.
w. E. Mckenzie and family have re
turned from a three months stay il
California.
Mrs. David Cooper and son of Green
vile, are guests at Lloyd Coopers N
Washington street
J. Watson Hurst of this city, has pur
chased the Jerry Joslin farm in Burns
township, paying 5000 for the same.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ferguson's twenti-
eth wedding anniversary was celebrat.
ed by friends Friday, at their home or
Hickory street.
VIM. Feindt is having the Owosso
Paint & Wall Paper Co. store remod.
eled for his use as shoe store to be
opened there May /.
The Elks' Easter ball will be held
Monday night at the temple. Satter.
lees orchestra will furnish music and a
large attendance is expected,
e. g. Case and A. C. Smith have
purchased the Owosso Planning Mill g.
Speciality Co. plant on Jerome avenue
from Schmidt & Amspoker.
Wayne Taylor, formerly of Benning-
ton, has purchased the shoe stock of A..
G. Bowling and the building in which
it is located on West Main street.
Mrs. G. D. Monroe left yesterday for
Washington, d. c., to attend the Twen-
tieth Congress of the Daughters of the
American Revolution, representing the
Shiawassee chapter.
A recount of votes cast for the six cir
cult judges in Wayne county has been
ordered by the legislature. The job is
far from being a desirable one and may
result in many complications before
it is completed.
VIM. J. Simeon has been elected
alderman of the third ward of Corun-
ma by the council, Geo. l.. Jarvis hav-
ing resigned because of removal from
the ward. J. j. Peacock has been re.
appointed city assessor.
Tench & Co., have shipped the steam
shovels and other tools used on the
grading for the roadbed of the L. & N.
E. electric line to the southeastern part
of the state where they have con.
tract for the Pere Marquette railroad.
Advertised letters at the Owosso post
Office for the week ending April 8, 1911 /:
Miss Emma Brewer, Clifford Brunson,
Joe Bryan (2), Mr.. Cameron, Mr.. Demik,
Frank Galloway, Geo. Perry Gould,
Lloyd Hall. Miss Orpha Konkle, John
H. Newberry, Ret. to 521 Garfield,
Kenneth Rockwell, Rev. F. F. Slattery,
l.. Strouse & Son, Goldie E Wilson.
Charles Jones was arrested at Du.
rand for violation of the local option
law but on account of technical erro r
in the complaint, was dischared, but
Immediately re arrested. He was per-
mitted to leave Justice Patchel's court
Saturday to find bondsmen and i'm
mediately disappeared and probably
will be gone long time.
Postmaster Dewey is in receipt Of a
letter from J. M. Loren, Columbus,
Ohio, making inquiry as to the family
of Charles Wilson, former resident of
this city. Mr.. Loren writes that Mr..
Wilson, now 81 years of age, is in that
city friendless and homeless and with
out means. He is endeavoripg to To-
cate his relatives so that the old gentle
man can be cared for. Mr. Loren states
that Wilson had four children, twin
sons, Edwin and Albert, and two
daughters, that some of his children re-
moved to California number of years
ago and he has not heard from them for
several years. One Of the daughters
married man by the name of Tucker.
Mr.. Wilson's wife died while the fam
lily resided in Owosso. Any informa-
ton concerning the family will be
gladly received by Mr.. Loren who is
making an endeavor to see that the
aged man is cared for.