The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1901-06-14
OWOSSO. FRIDAY. JUNE IA. 100,
LOCAL EWS.

South Shawassee street has been heavily
gravelled.
Postmaster Leet, of Ithaca, was in the
city Wednesday.
John Earle is remodelling his house on
East Mason street.
c. s. Allison visited st. Johns relatives
.. and friends Sunday.
Born, Sunday, to Mr.. and Mrs. Eli
Bllhimer, a daughter.
The Owosso Gas Company Is extending
its mains Oh East Mason street.
Editor and Mrs. j. d. Estes spent Sun
day with Mr.. Estes brother in Mt. Pleasant.
Today the schools will observe Flag Day
with appropriate exercises in the different
grades.
Charles Soderqulst fell from tree Sun
day and sprained one of his ankles quite
severely.
Fred Stoddard, now of Detroit, was in
the city Sunday calling on old friends and
relatives.
Harry VanDyne and wife and Miss
Bernice Fuller spent Sunday with Chesan-
ing friends.
The Odd Fellows of the city will attend
memorial services at the Congregational
church Sunday.
DR.. W. s. Ament gave the high school
pupils short talk Tuesday morning at
chapel exercises.
r. N. Parshall has recently sold two
merry -go-rounds of the kind run by him
for several years past.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. 81, Cossitt, Miss Fairman
and Miss Nellie Conner visited Swartz
Creek relatives Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Loynes and
daughters, of Chaplin, were guests of Mr.
and Mrs II. G. Stanhope Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milo S. Bott, who moved
from this city to Saginaw some time since,
have been guests of Owosso friends durin &
the week.
David Fillmore returned to his work with
tho Ann Arbor steam shovel crew near
Chilson the first of the week after few
days spent with his family here.
Mrs. p. G. Carruthers and son, John
Caruthers, of Newburg, left the first of the
week for Mitchell, South Dakota, to visit
Mrs. Carruthers' daughter, Mrs. SpaDgler.
Prin. +. G. Buck who was offered q
position in the Owosso high school for next
year has decided to remain in st. Johns
and has therefore declined the offer of the
Owosso position.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w. Lawrence left
Monday morning for their new home In
Marion. Mr.. Lawrence expects to have
his bank ready for business by the first OF
the coming month.
Fred Edwards left Tuesday to attend the
meeting of the state firemen's association al
st. Clair. Chief Merrick Blair had planned
to attend also but was prevented by the
death of his grandfather.
The o. l.. |. band gave another concer,
at McCurdy Park Sunday. A large crowd
OF people was In attendance, 1t being esti'
mated that fully fifteen hundred people
from Owosso alone were there.
Miss Ethel Hunt left Tuesday morning
on an extended trip In the west. Sht
expects to visit In Chicago, Iowa, Soutl
ID ikota, and Minnesota and to be absen
several months before returning home.
Rev. Chas. Spathelf returned the first o.
the week from Laporte, Ind, where HI
attended the annual Michigan conference
of the German Evangelical Synod. He
was elected treasurer of the conference.
Mrs. M. E. Densmore was elected
delegate to the national convention of tn,
w. y. T. u. at the state convention o
Marshall last week. The national con
vention meets In Fort Worth, Texas, II
November.
Walter Kinney, formerly of this city
will graduate from the law department o
, the University of Michigan next week
lie expects to locate at Marion where hi
brother-In-law, Fred w. Lawrence, ha
gone to open bank.