The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1911-04-28

Il. A. SanderhoH was in Alma, Tues
day.
G. Leo Weadock OF Saginaw, was in
the city Tuesday.
Earl Hall and James Osburn Jr. were
in Detroit part of the week.
Rev. G. II. Hanks left Thursday
morning for Toledo and will return
this evening.
John T. Walsh's resignation as a
member of the Board of Public Works,
was accepted at Mondays council meet
ing.
Lester F. Burgess, son of Mr. and
E. M. Burgess of this city. was married
to Miss Leah G. Morse in Toledo, April
10. They will reside in Toledo.
The drain on Stewart street between
Washington and Shiawassee streets has
been ordered made into a sanitary
sewer, the council taking this actor
Monday.
E. D. Youngs will spend next weeh
at the farm of his son, Eugene d
Youngs, Jr., near Highwood, assisting
the latter in setting several hundred
fruit trees.
Senator w. A. Rosenkrans returned
to Corunna last evening from Mt
Clemens, having recovered sufficiently
from an attack of rheumatism to be able
to get about.
The best is always cheapest in the
end. Bradley 81 Vrooman Pure Paint
is both cheapest and best. Full value
full measure-longest wearing. Sold
by Henry Beswick. Owosso.
John H. Barnett of Bennington, ar.
rested for wife desertion, was released,
Saturday, on his own recognizance to
appear for examination in the munich
pal court four weeks hence.
Edw. Carr returned Wednesday even.
ing from stay of three months in the
west, principally in Arizona and Cal
ifornia. He has not fully recovered
from the attack Of rheumatism.
Mrs. G. S. Williams, who has been
the guest of relatives in Arkansas for
several weeks. started for home the
first of the week, stopping for short
visit with friends at Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. K. Marvin have
moved from New York City to River
side, Calf. where Mr.. Marvin will
have charge of his uncle's estate Mrs.
Marvin was formerly Miss Myra Sher
wood.
Officials of the Grand Trunk an
nounce that they will vigorously oppose
the bill passed at. the recent session OF
the legislature increasing the tax on
that road. At present the road pays
annually about $25, 900, under the new
law the payment would reach $S4, 600.
While hundreds of loads of rubbish O
various kinds have been carried to tn,
dump heaps where the stuff can be uset
for filing and afterward covered will
dirt there are still other hundreds o
loads scattered about the city which
need to be cared for if our citizens car,
anything for the appearance of the city
Rural Carrier w. H. Halstead will
resume work on his route Monday aftel
being laid up since February 9Th as thu
result of runaway accident which
nearly cost him his life. While his
route has been acceptably served by
Substitutes Mccormick and Lake, hi
patrons will undoubtedly be greatly
pleased to have Mr.. Halstead serv,
them again.
i DIR. A. M. Hume wants the Bal
street paving job finished and his as
sessment cut down to the legal amount
that could properly be assessed agains
his lot, and to have his lot released
from storage purposes for paving bricl
and for mud, etc., that the unfinished
pavement caused to collect there
The contractor states that the job will
be completed as soon as weather per
mits.
Married, Monday, in Lansing, at tn,
Catholic parsonage, Miss Winnifret
Corcoran and Charles H. Wheeler. Afte
the ceremony the bride and groom cam,
TO Owosso, and are guests at the hom
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Perry Corcoran, Owosso township
The bride is graduate Of st. PAUL.
.parochial school in this city, and wa
formerly popular stenographer here
but has been employed lately at tn,
Odds Motor works In Lansing. TIL,
groom is son Of Lansing lumber
dealer.