The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1911-04-21

ool your eggs TO NutsOn & LaCnr0I
and get 10 cents dozen.
DIR. White of New Lothrop was il
Owosso on business Tuesday.
r. B. Parker was in Flint Monday t.
bring home four Buick Autos.
Mrs.J. Ritzel of Pasadena, California
is in Owosso for an extended visit.
Mrs Sleeth. widow of the late James
Sleeth Of Byron, died at her home in
that village on Sunday aged 80 years
She was sister of the late Judge Kel
soy.
Mrs. Ada Bedford was surprised by
about thirty friends Saturday afternoon
at her home on N. Ball street, picnic
supper was served and generally good
time enjoyed.
Misses Edna Farr and Clara Osborn
were hostesses at an Easter party Mon
day evening at the Y. w. G. A. rooms
Various games were INDUCED in and
refreshments served.
Cecil Mclaughlin and Redmond
Welsh of the State Savings Bank of
Owosso, assisted in the work at the
Old Corunna Bank this week because of
the sickness and absence of some of the
latter's officers.
DIR. w. E. Ward, Health Officer of
Owosso, warns the people that there is
danger of scarlet fever epidemic un.
less care is taken to prevent its spread
by keeping children from school in
case they show signs of fever.
John Roos, formerly of this city, late.
-ly with Wickes Boiler Co. in Saginaw,
has accepted fine position with the
Dominion Sugar Co., at Wallaceburg,
Ont Mr.. and Mrs. Roos were guests
at M. Keyte's in this city Sunday.
Bids will be received by the city
council April "a for the turning OF
Fayette square into park according to
plans prepared by Fletcher Gould, a
member of the faculty of the Oregon
Agricultural college and son of F. H.
Gould of this city.
Owosso Aerie of Eagles initiated 2s
candidates Friday at their home. A
banquet and program followed the
work. A fish supper will be served at
the Home tonight and another large
class will be initiated in the near
future.
The profile showing the proposed top
of-rail elevation of the Lansing &
Northeastern Railway Co.'S track on
South Washington street was pre-
sented to the council and approved
Monday evening. Aid Washburn
asked that it be referred TO commit.
tee but as no delay was wanted the
profile was examined and approved.
Joseph @. Kettler, aged 3S years, one
of the proprietors of the Corunna grist
mill, died Tuesday after short illness,
although he had suffered from kidney
trouble long time The funeral was
held Thursday, the remains being taken
to his former home in Chesaning for
burial He is survived by widow and
two young sons.
The three Canadian crooks arrested
at Durapd sometime ago and later dis.
charged and taken to Pontiac are all
now serving time, two for robbing a
Crank Trunk freight car and the third
for larceny at Detroit. They were a
bad crowd and while in Jail at Pontiac
two of them had prepared to blind their
jailor with pepper, knife him and
escape, but the plot was discovered.
City Attorney Pulver stated to the
council Monday that the Barber Asphalt
Co. would like to relay the pavement
on West Main Street, the city to pay
ST., 900 for the work. The company
claims the ordinary price for the work
would be about $S5, 900 but II the coun
Gil would order the City's suit fol
500 discontinued, the company
would relay the pavement as above
stated. The matter will be considered
by the council.
VIM. X. Brewster. baggageman al
the union depot, returned the first Of
the week from trip of several weeks
in the government employ. Mr.. Brews.
ter, who made q big reputation as
deputy game warden of Michigan, was
empowered by the U. s. Government
to go into the state of Oklahoma and
superintend the importing of number
of thousand quail from that state tc
New Jersey. He completed the task in
a satisfactory manner. Mrs. Brewster
accompanied him to the eastern states
-Durand Express.