The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1911-04-07

ed from N. AdaG,s street TO Jl5 North
Washington Street.
DR.. 8. 8. G. Phippen was in Jackson,
Tuesday to assist in an operation on
Mrs. Herbert Bailey, formerly of this
city.
Mrs. T. B. Scott is recovering from
serious illness at Harper hospital,
Detroit. and it is hoped she may be
brought home soon.
Mrs w. Lee Grove is home from a
visit of several weeks in Chicago. She
was accompanied by Mrs. Bert Grove,
who was on her way to Flint for visit
Miss Nan Todd is at the home of her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Todd after
a stay of year in New York City, part
of which time was employed in settle.
ment work.
Herbert Burke. Is years old shot him
self in the hand, Wednesday, while
looking over his fathers revolver. He
was at home $50 Glenwood Avenue sick
With the mumpS.
The Struber brothers, L. F. and E.
F., have plans drawn for an addition
to their building, corner of Exchange
and Ball streets. The EDITION will
extend to the alley at the rear of the
lot.
William Proctor, aged 70 years died
suddenly Sunday at the home of his
son, VIM. Proctor Jr., at 308 Cass
street, this city The remains were
taken to his old home home in Portage,
Ohio for burial.
Arthur Perry has resigned as captain
and electrician of the Owosso fire de.
partment to accept position with the
Bell Telephone Company. Robert
Crane who recently resigned from the
department, has returned to the work.
Some one fired bullet through the
front window of the house of Richard
Ferris, Monday, two carpenters and
mason being at work in the room
through which 1t passed. Who fred
the shot is mystery.
Owosso Council knights of Columbus
has leased the present K. of p. lodge
rooms in the building at 100 III North
Washington Street, from September 1,
1911 and will occupy it jointly withsthe
Pythians until the latter's new quarters
are in shape to use.
General Manager Holiday of the Ann
Arbor railway was in the city over
night, leaving early this morning on
trip north. He expects to be in the
city for several hours some day next
week for conference with committee
of the Improvement Association and to
meet our citizens.
Niles Virgins has rented the first
floor of the Knights of Pythias build
ing, formerly the Coliseum. and will
open q garage with full line of auto
mobile sundries and supplies. One
half of the room may be psrtitioned off
for store purposes and rented by him.
E. s. Waterman formerly chief dis.
patcher for the Ann Arbor Ry.. in
Owosso, who recently moved to Mon
treal to accept responsible position
with the Grand Trunk Ry., was operat-
ed on Saturday for appendicitis and
gall stones. His recovery is expected.
DR.. A. L. Arnold has the plans for
an addition to his Office building on
Bradley street. An additional con.
sultation room and an up.to.date
operating room will be provided for.
DIR. Harry Arnold, who graduates
from 1.-THE U. Of Nj. in June, will be
with his father.
Senator w A. Rosenkrans has been
suffering from severe attack of rheu-
matism for the past week. Accompan-
led by w. f. Gallagher he left Thurs.
day afternoon for Mt. Clemens to take
treatment at one of the sanitariums.
The Senator regrets exceedingly his
to be in the senate at this time
when so many important bills are being
considered
Alice Rebekah Marsh, of Detroit,
state secretary of the Young Women's
Christian Association will visit Owosso
next week for two days. Tuesday
night conference will be held at
which every member of the associa-
ton is asked to be present. Miss
Marsh's visit will result 10 much good
to the association If the members
plan to meet with her. Reserve Tues
3av evening for this purpose.