The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-06-16

Jas. N. Mcbride was In Bay City Satur-
day on business.
The work of the Corunna Masons Friday
afternoon in comforting the entered APP
prentice degree upon an Owosso candidate
during the school of instruction held in this
city by Grand Lecturer Clark was highly
spoken Of The work by the Owosso degree
team comforting the Master Mason degree
In the evening was pronounced the finest
ever seen in OwOssO.
The Owosso Grays were defeated in a
hotly contested game of base ball in Bay
City Sunday. 1t took eleven innings to de-
eide the game which at the end then stood
Sto1.
The Monday evening program for the
city Sunday School Teachers Primary
Union included paper by Miss Ora Davis,
and practical teaching by Miss Helen
Shanafelt
The Junior Band gave two co9certs at
the park Sunday. A large number of
people enjoyed the music and cooled off at
the same time.
A part Of the low ground on the site OF
the old Woodland furniture factory is being
filed in with the dirt from the Haarer
block excavation.
|. ID. Il. Ralph expects to make the
fourth of July celebration at the Park one
of unusual attractiveness and will doubtless
succeed in inducing manv Owossoites to
sstay in their own city, patronz their own
street railway and enjoy Themselves at the
park without being worn ,ouI by long.
dusty railway trip.
The Royal Neighbors will celebrate the
eth anniversary of their Owoss0 organiza'
ton Monday.
j. Il. Laverock has taken his merry GO
round to ST. Johns.
j. Il. Copas was tried before Justice
Mcbride, Corunna, yesterday charged with
maintaining nuisance at his slaughter
house Just east of the city, the complaint
being made by lady living near the prem
ises. Mr.. Copas plead guilty, paid the fine
and agreed to keep things In sanitary con-
dtion hereafter.
Fl. Fl. Pulver and Gil. Nc Clintock, of !
Lainsburg, Edwin Whelan, of Vernon and
Clarence WEIGH, of Byron, were In the city |
Wednesday.
The Gas Co. is extending Its mains on |
Saginaw and Williams Sts
One of the most attractive places in the
city these hot days is Blackmar's drug store
the soda water fountain.
c. w. Gale spent Wednesday in Laings-
burg on business.
The Maple River Sunday school will
give strawberry social Wednesday at the
home of p. b. Reynolds. OwOsso friends
are invited to be present
Frank Angel of Worthwhile has leased
the Grow store next to the postoffice and
will put in stock of confectionery for
both wholesale and retail trade.
Frank Howe, died Monday morning
about four o'clock at his home 14O1 George
street in this city. Besides widow he
leaves a sister and parents in Greenvile
and three other sisters in other places.
The funeral was held Wednesday after
noon at the house.
A reception was given at the home of
Miss Gertrude Wickng Wednesday even
ing in honor of Mr.. Samuel Curran, who
will soon return to his home in Canada.
after few months stay In the city, during
which time he has made many friends
among the young people of the Baptist
,hurch.
Lawrence G. Gould returned home this
morning from bis years work in Cornell
The trial Of the Derham case In the cir
quit court resulted In verdict for the
plaintiff OF $1,000. j. T. McCurdy and E.
q. Lyon. Of st. Johns, were the successful
attorneys.