The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1911-05-26

DR.. A. Nj. Hume and DR.. w. E. Ward
are in Port Huron attending thu Ma.
sonic Grand Lodge sessions.
Chief Claud Craig of the fire depart
partment will attend the state conven-
ton of fremen at Manistee, June T. s, o.
Take your butter and eggs to Nutson
& Lathrop. They pay the best prices
and sell you the best groceries cheaper.
Cards announcing the birth of son
to Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Gould of
Chicago, have been received by Owosso
friends.
The Great Men and Famous Women
club will meet Wednesday for some
time to come with Mrs. N. Janette,
Elm street.
Another open car will be added to
the o. & c. E equipment in a few days,
having been rebuilt at the shops in
Lansing.
If you want good Pineapples to put
up, buy them of Nutson q Lathrop.
They have the best and cheapest fruit
that comes to Owosso.
Estimates on eight sewers to be con.
structed this summer were presented
to the council by City Engineer Brewer
at Mondays meeting.
A granite shower was given Miss
Ethel Henderson, Saginaw street. by a
number of friends. Miss Henderson
will be married June 90 to Mr.. N. Hal,
sey of Lansing.
L. G.. Heyer has closed the Wilder.
muth restaurant, but will continue to
run the Arcade 1t is understood the
Wildermuth restaurant building will
be occupied by other parties with a
lunch room.
George, son of Bert Hadsall, left the
family home on Pine street. Saturday,
and has not been located since. He had
some money and plenty of clothes and
evidently intends to stay away.
DR.. A. M. Hume will move to the F.
HI Watson house on Main street east,
having sold his Exchange street home
to Chas. Jewell. The DIR. purchased the
Watson home year ago.
Steel forms will be used by city here
after in constructing sidewalks, doing
away with the use of wooden forms
and making the work easier, more sat
isfactory and cheaper.
Fred j. Hanifan, National Biscuit
Co. agent in Central Michigan, will
move with his mother to this city from
Belding. They will occupy the Edw.
Carr house on N. Ball street.
This is a good town-make it still
better by improving your property with
long wearing Bradley Il Vrooman Pure
Paint. You can't beat it. Sold by
Henry Beswick, Owosso.
DR.. and Mrs. g. L. Cramer were
hosts at luncheon at their home on
Mason street, Friday evening, in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Brusie of Manis-
tique, guests of Prof. and Mrs. w. E.
Hanson.
The water tank at the Main street
bridge is again Being used for sprink,
ling purposes, a motor having been in
stalled. This is done to prevent any
shortage of water from the water works
supply this summer.
CHARLIE Burkhart, whose term al
Ionia reformatory expires soon, will
probably be re-arrested on a forgery
charge and brought back to Corunns
for trial. He is said to have passed a
$50 check at q. T. Reynolds drug store
He has made money while in prison but
has not refunded the amount he secur
ed by forgery.
Roscoe H. Gladding, aged 60 years
died at his home on Main street cas-
after an illness of several weeks. HI
is survived by widow, three daughters
Mrs. John Arnold, Durand; Mrs. H. d
Tisdall, of Oregon, Mrs. Geo. Smith o
Owosso and two sons, o. F., of Phils
delphia and John of Oregon. The fun
eral will be held at the home this after
noon.
The Owosso Boiler company has jus
sold large smoke stack to the city o.
ST. Johns. It is Al feet in diameter ant
80 feet high. 1t is made OF American
ipgot iron. The Robbins Table Co
has purchased stack rs feet high ant
of the same diameter. Mr.. BRANDED ha
also sold boiler to the Fenton Laun
dry Co. and to the Walker Manufac
turing Co. of that place.
Henry s. McKeeby, blacksmith a
1919 West Main street., received sc
we're wound in his shoulder Sund a.
when, in company with Herman Tay
lor, he went to the Taylor farm sever
miles northwest of the city Sunday t
spend the day. While rusticating a
the farm Mr.. Taylor shot crow wit
a 80 calibre rifle. The bullet killed tn
bird, struck tree and was deflect'
aud hit Mr.. McKeeby.
The marriage of Earl w. Sutterby