The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1901-06-14
Old Glory is waving on all sides today.

Miss Vera Haskell is In Detroit to take
part In recital.
Born, Tuesday morning. son to Mr..
and Mrs. Frank ID. Coliamer.
The Foresters will attend services at the
Baptist church Sunday morning.
Miss Lyon entertained the members of
the Baptist choir Wednesday evening.
Miss Nellie Densmore graduates from the
literary department of the University next
week.
George NJ. Grahame was 10 Flint Satur-
day where he had charge of Mccormick
Day deliveries.
The local NJ. w. of A. degree team ex-
poets to 60 to Flint tonight TO initiate class
for the Flint lodge.
Mr. aud Mrs. Morris Osburn left last
evening for visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Il. G.
Osburn, of Hob0ken, N. j.
Mrs. Ormie Council, of Chicago, Is In the
city for visit at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Frieseke.
County Treasurer r. F. Kay stopped over
in this city yesterday on his way home from
a brief business trip to lonls.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Failor, of Quincy,
are the guests of their son, Prin. j. w.
Failor, of the Washington School.
DR.. B. c. Hall, of Pompei, has been tie
guest of his brothers, W. E. ana l.. G.
Hall in this city part of the week.
Miss Bertha Alliton entertained the men,
bers of the EpwOrth League at her home
Tuesday evening at business meeting.
Colfax Lodge 1. o. o. F. conferred the
third degree on class of candidates Tues
day evening and INDUCED In lunch after
wards.
l.. M. Woodn has been in Flint this week
attending the meeting of the supreme Or
ganization of the Knights of the Loyal
Guards.
Factory Inspector Reed has ordered fire
escapes placed upon the buildings of the
Estey Mfg. Co., the Casket Works and the
Owosso Mfg. Co.
l. Il. Keller was in Grand Rapids the
first half of the week on business trip and
in attendance on the meeting of the state
bankers association.
Geo. w. Owen, of Norfolk, Va, has
been calling on old friends in the city this
week. Mr.. Owen was for years editor of
the Shiawassee American.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe c, Osburn will enter
tain the members of the senior class OF the
b gh school and the high school teachers at
their home next Friday evening.
John c. Van Camp left yesterday on
fishing trip to the northern part of the state,
going first to Marion. He will be joined by
his friend DR.. MilligaD, of Plttsburg, Pa
Earl Hall returned from Orchard Lake
yesterday. He was accompanied by his
father, w. E. Hall, who had been down to
witness the commencement exercises at the
academy.
Alfred Laubengayer has been cerking in
Gaylord's jewelry store this week during
the absence of the proprietor, B. S. Gay
lord, who Is trout fishing in the northern
part of the state.
Miss Grace Taylor, of Ann Arbor, form
erly teacher in the Owosso high school, Is
stopping in this city on her way home from
her years work in Kalamazoo seminary and
is guest at the home of Mrs. Albert Todd.
Mrs. Fred Tick and daughter, Miss
Tilie Tick, attended the graduating exer-
cises of the dental department of the De-
troit College of Medicine this week when Il.
j. Tick, Mrs. Ticks SOD, received the degree
of doctor of dental surgery.
Rev. w. G. Nixon, of Chesaning, was in
the city Monday to visit his neice Miss
Fern Nixon who is suffering from con-
| sumption and is quite low. An aunt of
Miss Nixon, Miss Chaffee of Shebyvllie,
| Ill.,, also arrived the first of the week to
| care for her.
Wilson Tent K. o. T. M. initiated six
more new members at its Monday evening
meeting The bang act to be given by the
losing team in the recent contest for new
members will be given Tuesday evening,
June 25, to the team captained by Eugene
May. The team captained by Frank
Manning were the losers.
After spending several days In this city q
representative of the State tax commission
came to the conclusion that the assessment
of property made by City Assessor Laverock
was about as near correct as it was possible
to make it.. The gentleman had report of
the prices property had actually brought at
sales to use for the basis Of his work.
The Merell House will probably be
opened again soon, G.. l.. Dlmmck having
practically completed the lease of the pro-
perry to F. w. Milliken, of Fenton. Mr..
Miliken was at one time landlord of the
Hotel Steel, of st. Johns, and has had con-
siderable experience in the hotel business.
Extensive improvements will be made a
once on the hotel property.
Owosso and Lansing will play theiI
second game of ball tomorrow in Lansing
1t is expected that large delegation will q
from this city. Ii the game is anywhere a
nearly close and exciting as the one of las