The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-05-10
Local News.

Local News.
For underwear go to Osburn g. Sons.
E. F. Dudley left Sunday for Idaho,
on business
F. h. Watson of Detroit. spent Sun.
day in Owosso.
MIR. and Mrs. Jacob Dengler spent
Sunday in Ann Arbor.
1t is always safe to buy your new
suit at Osburn & Sons.
Mrs. Roy M. Chrouch is spending the
week with her parents in Toledo.
A. d. Whipple has been in Saginaw
and Estey, Mich, on business this week
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs Glenn R. Will
bur of St Johns, a daughter on the 9th.
Miss Hattie Detwiler is home from a
six weeks stay with friends in Buffalo,
Ny.
w. H. Trip attended the funeral of
Mrs. Byron Trip in ST. Johns on We'd
nesday.
The All Owosso bowling team defeat
ed the champion Lansing team at that
city Tuesday evening.
The Lansing high school base ball
team evened up with Owosso Saturday,
by defeating it 8 to 3.
Mrs. T. o. Christian and Mrs. q. o.
Loring were in Saginaw. Tuesday and
Wednesday, to attend the May festival.
John Troy has resumed his work as
foreman of the boiler shop at the Ann
Arbor after working elsewhere six
years.
F. W. Pearce left Tuesday for Ed
monitor, Alberta, to go into business
with his brother. His family will go
west in the fall.
Invitations are out for the marriage
Of Miss Mary 10 wersand Hugh Doyie
to take place in Bennington township.
Tuesday, May IA.
Attorney Frank Shields of Howell
will address the Congregational
Brotherhood at the church on Mon
day evening, May Goth, on the sub
ject of his walking trip through Eu-
rope, year" ago.
Residents of North Water street ap-
pesred before the board of public works,
Monday, some to urge the building and
others to protest against sewer on the
street. A new estimate of cost will be
prepared.
George Koran, formerly of this city,
and SON. in.law of J. n Goetzen, has
been appointed superintendent Of pub
lie works in Lansing The appoint
ment is being sharply criticised by
members of the appointees own
party.
The question of the best kind of pay
ing was considered at the luncheon of
the Improvement Association Tuesday
and w. J. Blood and d. M. Christian
were named as committee to get in
formation from other cities, particu-
larry those which have tried maca dam
for residence streets.
The regular dancing party of
Owosso Council, knights of Column
bus, was held Tuesday evening at the
hall. About thirty couples were in
attendance. Satterlee's orchestra
furnished music and the usual good
time was enjoyed. The last party on
the schedule will be given on Tues
day, May 21st.
Advertised letters at the Owosso post
Office for the week ending May a, 1912:
Miss Charlena Brooks, Miss Gertrude
Campbell, w. L. Cutler, Emery Dick
inson, Gordon Ely, Mrs. Lizzie Jones,
Miss Mabel King, Elmo Luce, Owosso
Shoe Co., Carmelo Pinelli, Pastor Pres
byterIan Church, Clark Potter, Randall
& Stanton, SCHNEIDER Bros, Alva J..
Scott, John Vandegober, Harriet E..
Walker, J. T. Weaver) II. G. Whitney.
winnebago Furn. Co., (2), Miss Pauline
Wright
Officials of the NJ. u. T. were in the
city Tuesday looking at several pro-
posed sites for their freight depot. A
decision will probably be reached with
in few days as the necessity for the
immediate construction of the building
is felt by the management on account
of their being compelled daily to refuse
freight shipments to Owosso because
there is no place to store the same when
received here. The Traction Co. will
begin work at once on the Y on Lans-
ing street, material now being on the
ground. Someone should get busy and
induce the management to extend the
line to the new M. G. depot.