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

Tom Hagan lost a horse Monday by Its
! getting impaled on stake.
Mrs. E. p. Byerly expects to leave for
Washington. ID. c., next week.
Mrs. II. II. Frain returned on Monday
from visit with friends in Lansing.
The Owosso Gas Co. has extended its
mains on Mason street to Dewey street.
Charles McGillvra has extensive improve
ments on his residence nearly completed.
The combined Adam Forepaugh and
Sells Brothers circuses will visit Owosso,
July Goth.
Ed Herrick, of Bancroft. has been ap-
pointed as deputy game warden by State
Warden Morse.
s. e. Parkill attended the convention of
bmetallists in Buffalo, N. Y, returning
home Tuesday.
Pres. Ralph will have an unusually at
tractive program for a celebration at Caledo-
mia Park, July 4th.
The w. @. T.. u. observed Emission
day" on Friday last. THE TINES was re-
membered with beautiful bouquet.
Warren Watson left Monday for Jersey
City, N. j. where he will reside. He was
member OF the Owosso Junior Band.
After taking his degree of Bachelor of
Philosophy at the U. of M. Howard R.Dan-
iels will go to Mackinac Island for the sum.
mer.
Arthur DumOnd went to Durand We'd
nesday to assist temporarily in the Office
of Supt. w. f. Bradley. Mr.. Dumond ia
good stenographer.
The Baptist mission Sunday school en-
joyed picnic in the grove on the bank of
the river below the Oliver street bridge
Monday.
Mrs. ID. w. Walters received word from
her sister, Miss Lena Gregory, that she ex.
pected to start for home Wednesday. Mrs.
Waters met her IN Detroit
Gland Bentley and Will Sullivan came
home from Ann Arbor Tuesday noon.
Will is back again today, however, to play
with the u. of M. ball team.
The high school class of '99 enjoyed a
picnic In the grove on the bank of the river
below West Haven Tuesday. On the way
home the party was caught In a heavy
shower.
A number of friends surprised Miles
Crawford at his home on Williams street,
Friday night, and presented him with an
oak rocker In memory of his forty-sixth
birthday.
John Collins, j. G. Usher, Louis Deal
and Wade Cadman, tenor and BASES
respectively have organized quartette and
will work under a competent teacher dur
ing the sumner.
Col. E. P. Byerly has been unable by
reason of his sickness to fill his place In the
war department. Washington, for nearly
four weeks. He is recovering and hopes
to get to work soon.
Prin. w. &. Bauer, of the Bryant school,
has received an offer of a position paying
$500 more than his Owosso position. 1t is
the principalship of the Eaton Rapids high
school and he will accept it.
Mrs. John Sweet and daughter Nellie
expect to 20 to Orion, next week for the
summer. They will be Joined by Miss
Lillian Sweet of the Ypslanti Normal and
by Miss Minnie Sweet of the Calumet
schools.
Rev. Christian Spathelf, pastor of st.
Johannes church, Is attending q meeting of
the executive board of the Synod of Ger
man Evangelical churches of North Amer
lea which is now in session in st. Louis,
Missouri.
Court Owosso ]. o. r. will observe the
Memorial Sunday of their order by attend
ing services at the Episcopal church next
Sunday. In the afternoon they will deco
rate the graves of the departed members Of
the order.
The forty.fifth anniversary of the wed
ding of Rev. and Mrs. +. Strong, of Ben.
nington, occurred Tuesday and the couple
celebrated the day by meeting several of
their children from all parts Of the state at
the home Of their daughter, Mrs. @. A.
Byerly, Of Saginaw street.
The fire department was called to the
home of Thomas Mitchell, 403 Randolph
street about nine o'clock Saturday evening.
The house and contents were badly dam
aged by fire and water, the loss being pro-
tected by 5000 insurance. The fire is sup
posed to have caught from q defective
chimney.
William p. Parker. q former we'll known
Owosso boy and son Of Mr.. and Mrs. b. w.
Parker Of this city was married Monday
afternoon June 18th. to Miss Emile Evans,
Of Pittsburg. Pa, the ceremony taking
place In Shady Side Presbyterian church.
Mr.. Parker and his bride arrived In this
city yesterday for short visit.
Ernest II. Jacobs, who lacks few hours
credit from the number required for gradual
ton on account of changing his course from
electrical to mechanical engineering two