The Owosso times., 1912-03-08


Mrs. A. M. and Mrs. H. A. Hum,
have been inDetroit part of the week.
Edward Rigelout has accepted ,
position in a jewelry store at. Stryker,
Ohio.
Lynn Simpson left Monday for Ypsi
lanta to enter the Cleary business col
lege.
8 Q. Pulver was in Laingsburg,
Thursday, called by the sickness of his
mother.
Hugo @ Wesener of Saginaw spent
Wednesday in the city looking after
business interests.
Mrs. Lucy Shuster, west of Hender.
son, entertained 35 relatives Tuesday
at birthday party.
DIR. A. M. Hume attended meeting
OF the board of control of the Masonic
Home at Alma, Thursday
Fifty-three births and forty-one
deaths is the record of Shiawassee coun
ty for the month of January
Miss Nora Herman has completed her
course in nursing ut Chicago hospital
and is at home IN this city.
The Eagles will give a. leap year
dancing party March &c at the lodge
home on North Washington street.
Aid. ). Fl BRANDED celebrated his 51st
birthday. Tuesday, and was presented
with leather rocker by his children.
F. E. Stevens left Wednesday for
Chicago, to accept position as yard
master for one of the roads entering
Chicago
Tod Kincaid, G W Gale and E. o.
Dewey are in Alma today to attend a
special meeting of the board of direc-
tors of the Union Telephone Co.
Mrs L. n. Norton and son Roy, Glen
wood avenue, were overcome by coal
gas while asleep Wednesday night, the
chimney having become clogged.
Neither was seriously injured.
Mrs. Iva Woodard of Chicago, visited
friends in o wosso, Tuesday. She will
visit in Detroit some. time aud then go
to Ottawa Beach to have her summer
home remodeled
The F. M. Kirby Co has begun re.
modelling the Frieseke building on w.
Exchange street, formerly occupied by
the American Express Co. for use in
connection with its store on Washing
ton street.
Fl. N. Ainsworth and J. II. Copas
shipped two carloads of wool this week
taken from sheep which they have been
feeding Mr.. Ainsworth also shipped
500 fat sheep to the Chicago market.
Wilfrid Leniux, carpenter, who has
been employed at the Reliance Truck |
factory for several weeks, was arrested
by Deputy Sheriff Joe Sproule
for Saginaw officers. who wanted him
on a charge of non support. He was
taken to Saginaw.
Goldie Garfield OF this city, has been |
granted q divorce from Vern Garfield |
OF Saranac. He is not allowed to marry |
for Two years. and must pay $o a week |
for support Of his children and $40
solicitors fee. t.-,
A. T. Colby of South Owosso, receiv-
ed word Wednesday of the death of his |
brother X F. Colby at Denver. The
were brought to Owosso and
funeral services held at Jennings &
Sons undertaking psrlors. Burial at
Ovid.
An ice monument was demolished |
by Street Commissioner Brewer and
his men, Wednesday, that had accumu-
lated by the freezing of the water from
the discharge pipe of the watering
trough at the corner of Washington
and King streets.
Relatives in this city have received
news of the death OF Edmund F. Dew
sy, brother of the late George M.
Dewey, at Melrose, Montana, aged II
years. Mr.. Dewey was one of the pio.
neers of Montana, having resided in
hat state since 1860
Taxes seem to have been well paid
about the county Judging from the
returned. Hazelton township
$24 25 uncollected; Fairfield,
s32.77; Burns, $3S.s2; Middlebury,
b45 So; Antrim. Sll5 10. County Treas
lrer Rush will be occupied for a mum.
Der of days completing the settlements.
Oscar Barry and Eddie Barry of Du.
.and. have been bound over to the cir
,uit court by Justice Patchell on a
charge of grand larceny, having it is
claimed stolen two twenty dollar bills
rom DR.. J. l.. Smith of Durand, while
ae was making change for one of them
md receiving pay for prescription
rom the other.
DR.. g. Mccormick received tele-
gram Wednesday afternoon announc-
ng the sudden death of his sister, Miss
lanai McCiorp,ick a0ad TX vaora OF bar