The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-06-22

F. q. Achard was in Saginaw over Sun
day.
FL. + Beswick was home from st. Johns
over Sunday.
G. w. Danforth visited his brother in De-
troit, Sunday.
Mrs. F. 4. Dodds returned to Saline,
Monday morning.
Geek Bros have been granted patent
on their can sealer.
Mrs. Co. B. KILLER spent Sunday with
friends in Henderson.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Warren, a
daughter on Monday.
McElwaine Miner has moved to his farm
southwest OF the city.
The foundation is about up for the West
brick row on Oliver street.
Mr.. r. j. Tick, of Toledo, spent Sunday
with his parents In this city
Chas. Wieprecht has been appointed as a
clerk in the Corunna postoffice.
Farmers are preparing for haying and re
port prospects good for big crop.
There were 80 deaths In Shiawassee
county during the month Of May.
A stone walk is being laid on the north
side of the Exchange hotel property.
Miss Florence Fitzpatrick is spending the
week at Olivet with college friends.
Miss Minnie Mccormick has been tender
ed position in the Pontiac schools.
Miss Nettie Eveleth, of Corunna, sailed
on Monday from Montreal for Paris.
Miss Anna Bartrem has returned from
Albion to spend the summer at home.
B. 8. Stratton was in Portage, Ohio, Su n
day, to attend the funeral of a nephew.
A. E. Richards, of Corunna, will deliver
the Grafton at New Lothrop on July 4th.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Gassman, of Rush
are In Findlay, Ohio, settling an estate this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mackey, of Durand,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. j. j.
Mackey.
M. q. Reynolds attended county Sun
day school convention at Standish, We'd
nesday and Thursday.
Miss Mary Fitzpatrick has returned from
Lawt0n, where she has taught during the
year, to spend the vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. d. Wilson, of New
Lothrop, were In the city Tuesday evening
to attend the Re bekah lodge reception.
Prof. and Mrs. Steele, Of Nashville,
Tenn, are visiting at the home of the
latter's mother, Mrs. Bartrem, Mulberry
st.
There will be no evening service for the
next two Sundays in the city churches on
account of the assembly at the Sanitarium
hill.
Miss Grace Dewey will attend the alumni
reunion of Wellesley College, Wellesley,
Mass, before returning home from
Gambler, Ohio.
law and poor places in the asphalt pavement.
Some of the curbing put in last year is
soon to be replaced.
Mrs. S. d. Emory and children, of Alfred,
Maine, have arrived in the city and taken
up their residence in the Brewer house on
north Water street.
The supreme court has reversed the de-
cision of the circuit court in the ease of
Bert Collins and William Olney VS.. Arthur
Shaw and Bert Holmes.
Danl j. Campau, Of Detroit, the leader
of Michigan democracy, says the Kansas
City convention will declare for the Chi
cago 10 to l coinage plank.
W. +. Fox has completed the work of
taking the census in the third ward. If
anyone has been omitted from the list he
would be pleased to know it.
The ladies of ST. Paul's church will serve
ice cream and cake Tuesday evening, June
26, on the lawn at the home of Miss Mary
Stack, 213 South Lansing street.
l.. H. Baldwin, of Corunna. secured the
contract to build the casino in Hugh Nc
Curdy park. The building will cost So, 100
and is to be completed by Aug. 1st.
The market has been flooded this week
with excellent strawberries which have
been sold by the producers at three to five
cents per quart. The crop is unusually
large.
Star of Hope Rebekah lodge entertained
on Tuesday evening about 200 members of
the order from different parts of the county.
After the work, strawberries and cream
We're served. 1t was an exceedingly pleas
ant event.
Our city officers should at least make
some attempt to enforce the law against
shooting fire arms in the city limits. Scores
of small boys are about the city daily, kill
ing song birds Unfortunately beside be-
ing very careless and endangeriDg the lives
of people. A few arrests will put an end
to this kind of work.
The Mccormick delivery day which
Messrs. w. E. Payne & Co held last Satur-
day was success In every respect. The