The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-02-07

ing for Chattanooga, Tenn, where she
will spend the balance of the winter.
The county pension beard was in ses
sion at the federal building Wednes
day, with several applicants for exam
ination.
Mrs Edmund Winter and children
of Stanton, Neb., are here to spend
the remainder of the winter with Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Meyer.
The organized labor forces of the
state are strongly opposing the bill of
Rep J. N Mcbride providing for the
appointment Of state constabulary |
of 100.
Mrs. G. s. Watson and Mrs. G. V.
Harris entertained the Eastern Star
ladies and friends at thimble party
Thursday afternoon at the home OF the
former, $50 North Washington street.
Harry H. Simpson, accompanied by
Sheriff Herrick, left Tuesday noon for
jackson, where Simpson will commence
his prison term Mrs. Simpson and her
brother, r. Scott Smith, were also with
the sheriff and his prisoner.
Roy Bailey of Caledonia township.
Monday filed petition for the nomin-
alton for county road commissioner,
two.year term, on the Republican
ticket.
The Boys club of Christ Episcopal
church held an interesting meeting in
the chapel Tuesday evening. Follow
ing the business transactions social
hour was enjoyed and refreshments
were served.
A slight change in the time OF
trains, was inaugurated on the Grand
} Trunk, D. G. H. & Nj. division Sunday.
J The westbound train that formerly
arrived at 9:52 q. m now comes at
1901 a. M; westbound at $3.50 p. m,
now comes at Z p. m. and eastbound at
, 80 p. m, now comes at 1:25 p. m.
A bullet from gun, probably in the
hands of youth some distance away.
crashed into the plate glass in the
? center window of D.. M. Christian's
y store, Monday evening. A small hole
: was broken in the center of the glass,
8 two feet from the-bottom.
John Moran. better known as Red
/. because of his red hair, who was sent
= to Ionia by Judge Miner last year to
t serve from one to five years for burg
d larry. has been paroled. Moran broke
!. into shoe store in West Owosso while
:. drunk, and stole several pairs OF shoes
It Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Carr have ar
q rived home from Charlevoix and will
IS remain here during the rest Of thu
10 winter. MIR. and Mrs. Cars stay il
the west was cut short by the death o
d her father, who died IN Texas few
lt days ago. They accompanied the re
IL mains to Charlevoix.
ID Stanley Dsv, who submitted to al
d operation in University hospital, AMI
Arbor, during the holidays, and ha
E. been very ill since, was able to com
% home Saturday for brief visit wit
+. his mother Notwithstanding his in
n disposition, he stood examination an
# ia able to carry on his work at the [
IL Of M.
J.. E. Osmer, who succeeds to tn
y, position of master mechanic of the An
If Arbor railroad, has arrived in Owoss
n. and assumed the work. He comes fror
at the Chicago and Northwestern railroa
q and has been stationed at Boone, lows
d. Mr. Osmer is practical railroad ma
III of many years experience, and is yer
ne pleasant gentleman to meet.
Owosso Chapter r. A. M, pleasant
as entertained about 60 members OF TT
ss chapter and lodge Friday evening. TT
in evening was spent informally, the
re being remarks by few present,
pa. luncheon and cigars. The club roo
". privileges were at the pleasure
a;c guests, and the social spirit was marke
,ts The occasion was so successful that fir
ouent gatherings of similar natu
may be planned.
ira Advertised letters at the Owosso pc
he Office for the week ending Feb. 1, 1911
M Hered Barber, G.. N. Beebe, Fral
av Bradich, Miss Ada Bust, j. A. Chs
lar bonneau, Geo Clark, Geo. Cline L
zie ward Danmann, William Duffy. Fer
are nand Freze, Mics Lydia Halmhub'
Mrs. Henry Hill, Miss G. j. King,
Fl. Nausin, J. Jason Lamb, JAG
nS Schmid, Miss Pearl Shells.
at.
of w. "A. Zimmerman of Tecumst
the formerly of this city, son OF M
40 Mary G, Zimmerman and brother
the James N. and w. F. Zimmerman
,ev Owosso, died Monday at bis home af
mt an illness of several weeks of pn'
ted monia. His mother has been at