The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-04-05
Local News.

Local News.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Hartshorn ar,
home from their winters stay in Flor
ida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edw Carr arrived in
the city Sunday morning from Califor
mia.
Mark Watson of Detroit, is a guest
at the home. of DIR. and Mrs. A. M
Hume.
Children's white canvas button boots,
90c $1.00 and $l.25. Sizes 2 to 8.
Thome & Frisbie.
F. w. Pearce's Office will be over w.
E. Halls store where all personal bust
ness can be conducted.
w. b. Launstein of o wosso township,
has purchased the N. E. Mckenzie res
idence on Michigan avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Parker returned
Saturday from their extensive trip
through the south aud west.
A daughter, Goldie Ermel, was born
Wednesday night to Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Weller of Alger avenue.
A fraction less than eighteen inches
is the snow fall reported in central
Michigan during the month of March.
Special values in women's tan 10 and
10 button boots for your Easter outfit,
sa45 and $s.9 pair. Thome & Frisbie.
Emil BeIlsnbaum is Westinghouse i'm
provements to his building at the cor
ner of Washington and, Comstock
streets.
Don't pay fancy prices for YOUR buck
skin boots. Step in and see the nobby
styles we have at 1896. $3.50 and $500.
Thome & Frisbie.
US. Race has purchased the large
farm in Bennington township known
as the George Rush farm and plans ex.
tensive improvements. =
Several flock of Wild geese flying
north passed over the city Sunday and
a large number Monday afternoon.
Hopes for spring weather are revived.
Attorney G. F. Friegel has filed di.
yorce bill for Mrs. Jennie Sears. against
William Sears. laboring man and
farmer of Owosso. She charges cruelty.
Thomas Heath of Shiatown, has
moved his family to this city. aud re-
sides at 419 Higgins street. Mr.. Heath
is employed at the Reliance factory.
Mems oxfords in black, gun metal,
and all the best shades of'tan, calfskin,
button, blucher or laced styles, the
newest and best values the market af-
fords, $500, SO so and $500. Thome q
Frisbie.
Several contractors from outside the
city have been here within.a few days
to inspect the post office building with
view of making bids on the interior
decorating and improvements.
Mrs. j. Human, of East Main street,
is critically i'll at her home and hope
for her recovery has been abandoned.
Mr.. Human died last fall, and since
that time Mrs. Hinman, grief stricken,
has failed rapidly. The couple had
been married for over So years.
Funeral services for Elmer William,
the child of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bel
lenbaum, who died Tuesday noon of
pneumonia after q brief illness. were
held Thursday afternoon at o'clock,
from the undertaking establishment OF
Knapp e. Smith, Rev. Paul 0. David
officiating.
Elk. Sheriff d. J. Gerow, whose mar
IMAGE to an Owosso woman was solem-
nized few days ago in Detroit and
whom it was announced intended locat-
ing in the west. was In Corunna Tues
day on business in connection with an
action begun in the circuit court by the
Old Corunna State bank. He was ac-
companied by Flint attorney and 1t
is understood that negotiations were
under way for a settlement. A writ OF
summons issued March 30 was served
on Mr.. Gerow. 1t is returnahle April
10. In connection with the same mat
ter. a garnishee was issued designating
the amount Of $4,000. The alleged in
debtedness is said to be represented by
note at the bank.