The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-06-10
Additional Local.

for short visit.
w. s. Holmes, of Lansing, was in the
city Wednesday.
Mrs. T. o. Christian and son are visiting
relatives In Muir.
r. h. Watson was in Lapeer on legal
business yesterday.
d. J. Gerow and family spent the first of
the week in Fenton.
Albert Goetzen has entered The Press Of.
fee as an apprentice.
Mrs. j. B. Glasgow and children are
visiting in Three Rivers.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. w. Melvin, Fred
erick street, Friday, o son.
Attorney c. M. Hamper spent Sunday
with his parents at Greenville.
Agnes Hurst, of Henderson, visited
friends in the city Friday and Saturday.
Chas. Leckter, Of Saginaw, has accepted
position with Fred Smith as upholsterer.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rice, of Albion, N.
Y, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Bent
ley.
Mosley is selling picnic hams at &c. per
pound.
j. j. Reed and family will leave Monday
for Muskegon where they will spend the
summer.
Rev. and Mrs. w. w. Benson were guests
of their daughter at Perry, Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Fred Sl0man, of Dundee, was in the city
Wednesday. He reports doing good
business at his hotel.
Mrs. S. Il. Opdyke and son returned
home Tuesday night after spending a week
with relatives at Mason.
John Edgerton has purchased lot just
south of /. l.. Peck's residence and will
erect house this summer.
r. s. Sanderhoff, who has been spending
the winter in California, returned to his
home in this city yesterday.
Picnic ham sale &C ID at Mosley's.
Messrs. f. A. Morrison and Il. w. VOL
verton, of Bay City, were guests of Owosso
friends Saturday and Sunday.
The building occupied last fall by s. D..
Emory but now used as storage building
by E. F. Dudley has been repainted.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. d. White attended the
meeting of the Shiawassee Baptist Associa-
ton held in Chesaning, Wednesday.
Prof. d. F. Mertz leaves tomorrow for his
home at Burnett's Creek, Ind, to spend
most Of the vacation with his parents.
Prosecuting Attorney Chaddock, of Ionia,
spent few hours in Owosso, Monday, call
ing upon his college friend l. G. Curry.
Mrs. Ash's Sunday school class gave a
pink tea in the parlors of the First M. f.
church Tuesday evening which was well
patronized.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Gale leaye next week
for two weeks trip in Nebraska. They
will visit the Omaha exposition before re-
turning home.
The ball game played Saturday near the
Corunua coal mines, between picked team
from the OwOssO high school and a Vernon
team resulted in favor of the latter by q
score of II to II.
VIM. VanMeer and Miss Anna Potter,
both of Rush, were united in marriage by
Justice McCaughna Saturday evening. The
brother and sister of the bride were the only
witnesses present.
Hugh Miller, clerk in the postofice, while
going to work Wednesday noon on his
wheel had head end collision with another
wheelman on Adams street, but fortunate
ly escaped injury. Both bicycles were
quite badly broken.
A song service was held at the First M.
e. church last Sunday evening, instead of
the regular meeting. Mrs. w. j. Bonn, Of
Saginaw, q contralto soloist, favored the
congregation with q number of fine selec
tons which were enjoyed very much.
The fire department was called to small
house on Grover street, owned by j. G.
Shattuck. Saturday at 1880 a, m. The
cause of the alarm being turned in was q
small blaze probably starting from spark
from the stove. No water was thrown.
Miss Pauline Crum entertained party of
friends last evening at the home Of her
parents on Ball street, In honor of two of
her class mates, Chas. and Glenn Blanchard,
who leave this afternoon to spend the sum-
mer vacation with their parents near Chesa-
ming.
The branch of the Owosso Mfg Co.'S
plant situated at Malvern, Ark, has closed
down for the summer. Though the work at
that place has been hindered by the lack
Of dry lumber with which to construct
screens, yet the seasons work has been very
satisfactory to the owners Of the factory.
Miss Nora Howe. age about II years,
was arrested Friday last on a complaint of
her brother. Edward Howe, and was
brought before Justice McCaughna on