The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-07-15

Lake.
Married, at the Asbury parsonage Satur
day night by Rev. W. W. Bensen, Victor
Kettle and Miss Anna Ahrenbs, both of
OwOsso.
The Epworth League of the First M. E.
church will give an excursion to Detroit
Aug 8. The train will 20 over the Ann
ArbOr Ry. to Ann Arb0r thence on the M.
G. 10 Detroit. Tickets 81 25.
The roof of the new Casset factory
is being constructed and the addition will
soon be ready for occupancy.
The Kaleidoscope girls gave a picnic,
with their gentleman friends as guests, on
the Miller farm three miles north of the
city, Wednesday afternoon.
Herbert Matlock will attend the State
Undertakers convention at PetOskey next
week In the interest of the OwOsso Casket
factory.
Roll l.. Blgelow left Monday for Detroit.
He expects to enlist In the u. 5. navy II he
is able to pass the required examination.
Mrs. Frank Dawson went to Capac Tues
day for months visit with relatives.
The repair work being done at Robbins
Table Co.'s plant Is nearly completed and
the factory will probably begin operations
again Monday.
Fred Smith and Clifton Covert who have
been visiting at M. l.. Parker's residence
left Wednesday morning on their wheels
for st. Johns.
Minnie Brown is about to Begin damage
suit for S., 600 against the city. She claims
that on May 30 she received permanent
injuries by falling upon defective walk
on west Oliver street. A committee of
council men has been appointed to look up
the facts of the case.
Attorney Warren PierpOnts bicycle was
stolen Monday night. He called at the
residence of DR.. Arnold and left his wheel
standing outside and upon returning moth
ing could be found of 1t. The officers were
at once informed of the theft but no traces
it was found near the Mattress factory
stripped of saddle, tool, bag etc.
Miss Minnie Frawley is spending the
week in Flint.
very interesting session o! the w. O..
T. U. was held Wednesday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. John Lyle, Lee street.
Among other business transacted, a resOlu-
ton upholding Rev. q. V. NOrthrop in a
recent attack upon the city off ials for allow
ing the soloons to be open on July 4, was
adopted.
Frank LaUghlin, of Dryden, and Miss
Marion Lsmond, of San Diego, CAL, were
joined in marriage Tuesday afternoon at
the home of the brides sister. Mrs. Il. ID.
Hanes, Hickory street. Rev. j. G. Cromer
officiated.
The cycle path excursion to Toledo
Wednesday was not paying venture for
the wheelman. Seventy five people from
this city enjoyed the trip.
Earl Fuller, of Maple avenue, was given
a pleasant surprise party by few of his
friends Tuesday. Light refreshment were
served and an enjoyable time had by the
young people present.
DIR. T. e. Csrmody, Of this city '9s
graduate Of the U. of NJ, has accepted a
position as instructor in the Denver Dental
college at Denver. Colo. He will 20 west
to ill the responsible position about Sept. /.
Supt. j. w. Simmons was in Ypsilanti
Wednesday on business and while there
rented q fine residence, one block from
the high school building. He will remove
his family to that city within few days.
Geo. Chapel and N. Wood are trying
their skill at fishing this week at Parker's
Park.
Mrs. ID. G. Monroe and son, of Howell,
are spending the week at the home OF s. T..
VanDusen,
Misses Pauline Crum, Edith Kinney and
Emma Lawrence are visiting for few days
at the Blanchard farm near Chesaning.
Mrs. B. s. Knapp and Roy Knapp visited
relatives at Byron the last three days of the
week.