The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-06-06

! granted marriage license at Lansing
last week.
The marriage of Mr.. Cloyse Lewis t.
Miss Alta Goodwin will take place a
the brides home Tuesday evening, Jun
II. at $3.50 o'clock.
Charles Ridenour and family have re
turned from Hudson, and are staying a
Julian butchers, 915 Mulberry Mr.
Ridenour expects to move to Virginia
soon.
Myron Gaylord and A. E. Shannon
bought an Oldsmobile in Lansing, Wed
nesday. This make of auto will here
after be handled by the Mich. S. M. q
o. Co.
Rev. Christian Spathelf, of this city,
was elected treasurer of the Michigan
conference of the Evangelical church,
which has just closed its annual meet
ing at Andrews, Ind.
d. Burhans has closed up the outside
stairway to the basement of the Bur-
hans block, as there is no further use
for it. The basement is used by
Stephan's cigar factory.
The Wallace shows, other cities re-
port, are followed by crowds Of crooks
and pickpockets. Owosso's police-force
will be on the watch while the circus is
here Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. G.. c. Champion, Mrs. J. A.
Church, Miss Charlotte Donnelly and
Ralph Kenyon, nephew of the first
named ladies from Brooklyn, N. Y, are
home from stay in Jacksonville, Fla.
Lawrence & Hilberg, of the New
York Racket store, purchased bill of
shoes amounting to 1904 from the
Hamilton Brown Shoe Co., of st. Louis,
last week. Fred NJ. Grove was the
salesman.
The business mems base ball team has
received handsome gray suits, trimmed
with black braid, and with the word
"Owosso' across the front of the shirts.
The team expects to play Ovid and Du-
rand soon.
H. B. Sturtevant, of Owosso, has pur-
chased the Thomas Wilcox farm of 100
acres near Pittsburg. G. w. Gale has
purchased the so acre farm formerly
owned by E. L. Brewer in the same
neighborhood.
q. T. Austin, A. NJ Bentley, W. S.
Hunt, 1. H. Keller, S. E. Parkill, A.
E. Stever, A. West, c. S. Williams and
their ladies, and Mrs G. w. Loring and
son picnicked on the river bank at the
foot of King streets Friday.
Felix Teal, foreman of the machine
department of Factory A, has gone to
the Corunna Furniture Co. to accept a
similar position. Bert Rood, Of Factory
B, takes his place, and William Callard
steps into Mr.. Foods shoes.
Roy Orchard Woodruff and George
Edgar Byerly. of Owosso, will graduate
from the department of dental surgery,
Detroit College of Medicine, on Thurs
day evening, June 10, at 7;3O. The ex.
ercises will be held in the Detroit Opera
House.
Drs. A. NJ. Hume, of Owosso, w. G..
Hume of Corunna, and Holtzmann, of
Bancroft, performed successful oper-
alton on John Mccullough, of the
Lemon school neighborhood, Monday.
The operation was for obstruction Of
the bowels.
The board of review has fixed the
valuation of city real estate at 80, 572, 715,
and personal property at $1,067, 2S5, a
total of $3.50, 900. This is 1926, s95 less
than last year, when real estate was
valued at 50, 54s, O25, and personal prop
erty at S1,217,S70.
The first biennial meeting of the
Grand Council, the representative body
of the American Equity Association,
will be held here next Tuesday. The
purpose of the meeting is to elect su-
preme officers for two years and to fix
their compensation.
F. B. Day and G. J. Thomas have
purchased the Pittsburg hotel property,
and will convert it into town hall.
The building will also contain halls for
social and lodge purposes. The hotel,
prior to this week, had been running
constantly for more than half century.
Angus Mcdonald, of Kingsville, Ont,
who visited his uncle, Gordon l..
Nutson, 724 Corunna avenue, recently,
will attend the coronation of King
Edward at London as representative
of the Canadian Hussars. The young
man was seriously wounded during the
South African war.
Wilbur Pearce, 90 year old resident
of Brady township, will be examined
June Is by Justice Walsh on the charge
of stealing Joseph Rundell's wheel here
Oct. 90, 1900. Rundell was getting q
bicycle repaired in D. F. Blair's shop,
Saturday, when he recognized his stolen
property in a United States bicycle Mr..
Blair had just repaired. He replevin-
ed it and Constable Charles Owen ar.