The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-06-17
LOCAL NEWS.

| repalnted.
c. A. Danner has resigned his position
with T. o. Christian.
W. s. Beebe photographed the new men,
bers of Co. G yesterday.
Mrs. Carl Kuntz, living east of the city,
died yesterday afternoon.
A. X. Giles has rendered his resignation
as driver of the city team.
The work of rebuilding the Casket Works
building is going along lively.
Will Brown has accepted position in the
M. @. freight office in this city.
| Hon. j. W. Turner is to be the orator of
the day at Webberyille. July 4th.
Calvary Mission Sunday school is hold
ing picnic at Caledonia Park today.
Married, at Detroit, June 9th, Peter
Bishop and Mrs. M. Golf, of this city,.
The Y. M. G. A. Wheelmen will give
strawberry run to Burton Tuesday night
Workmen arrived in the city last night to
complete the plant of the Owosso Tele-
phone Co.
Two teams picked from the Y. M. G. A.
members. will play basket ball on Fayette
Square on July 4th.
James Robinson is making extensive re-
pairs on the residence of FL. b. Gates, corner
Goodhue and Saginaw streets.
The Knights of the Loyal Guard will hold
special social meeting tonight. All
knights are asked to be present.
Tuesday was flag day and Owossos pat
riotism was shown by the numberless flags
which were unfurled by the citizens.
Children's Day was appropriately observed
at all of the churches Sunday, and some
| very interesting programs were rendered.
The Congregational Christian Endeavor
! Society will serve strawberries and ice
cream In the church parlors this evening
Miss Sarah Bancroft's Sunday school
class will give strawberry social in the
parlors of the First M. E church this even.
ing.
The Ladies' Guild of Christ Episcopal
church gave picnic on the farm of Israel
Prince, north of the city, yesterday after
noon.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Chas. McNally, a
son. 1t is needles to state that the ever ge-
NAL Charles has been wonderfully happy all
the week.
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Mrs. I. j. Horsman will serve Ice cream
and cake to the ladies of Christ Episcopal
church this afternoon at her home on North
Washington street.
While running a jointer, Saturday, at
Estey Factory B, Arthur Gray had the ends
of three fingers on his left hand cut off. DIR.
Arnold dressed the wound.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Harder, of Shi-
awassee, have issued invitations for the
marriage of their daughter, Pearl, to Harry
FL. Mackey, of this city, to occur June oath.
The committee having in charge the pack.
ing and shipping of food, etc., to Co. g sent
1000 pounds of goods to Camp Alger We'd
nesday. Transportation was furnished free
of charge.
Mrs. W. s. Ament, Mrs E d. Perkins,
| Miss Nellie Turner and Miss Kate Corlett
attended the semi-annual meeting of the
Genesee missionary society held this week
at Linden.
Attorney G. A. Brown and family re.
moved to their old home at Lowell, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs G. s. Ensminger are again
! keeping house In their residence vacated by
Mr. Brown.
| Representatives of the several l. o. O. f.
lodges in Shiawassee, Clinton, Gratiot and
Saginaw counties recently met at Elsiea
decided to hold their annual picnic In this
city on August 2.
Drs. Phippen and Perkins were In con-
sutation yesterday over the sickness of Miss
Clara Schly. She is in a very critical con-
dition and fears are entertained that Brghts
disease may develop.
The residence of E. M. Miller, on Good.
hue street, which has been undergoing re-
pairs for the past few weeks, will be com
pleted by Monday next The work was
done in highly satisfactory manner by l..
p. Royce.
The marriage of Alfred W. Hookway, of
this city, and Miss Susan II. Marskey, OF
Saginaw. will take place next Tuesday
at the home OF the bride. Several of Mr..
Hookway's friends from this city will be In
attendance.
Frank Carr, of Durand arrived in the city
yesterday. About three weeks ago Frank
had two of bis fingers smashed while
coupling cars and few days ago blood
poisoning set In and the wound Is now
very painful. The fingers will undoubtedly
have to be amputated.