The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-06-13

L. "y hO " W o. eOoic, octtiuS up ma
chinery for Mccormick day.
A flying trolley rope burned Street
Car Conductor w. Y Hicks left hand
very severely Wednesday. William
Sparkling is working in his place.
There will be Flag Day service at
the Y. M. G. A. Sunday afternoon, Rev.
G. H. Hanks delivering an address on
The Significance of the Flag"
Frank Davidson, Martin Quinn,
Henry Launstein, Charles Doane and
G.. Guilford, living southwest of the
city are having Union phones put in.
Miss Alice Corcoran, who until re-
Gently was employed in the clothroom
of the casket factory, goes to Mass
achusetts soon to take similar position.
j. w. Tailor, Misses Belle Troy,
Fannie Naracon and Elizabeth Perrott
have been rendered positions in the
jackson city schools, and will probably
accept
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
B. Woodland, John street Wednesday
evening. Mr.. Woodard celebrated by
unfurling large American flag to the
breeze.
The Owosso Boiler works has furnish
ed large boiler for the heating by
steam Of Vernon M. E. church James
Somers, of Olney, purchased a fifty
foot iron culvert at the same shop Thurs
day.
j. A. Barie's sausage trade is extend
ing rapidly. He La, replaced his five
horse power engine with one five times
that capacity, making the output that
much greater
B. E. Wallace's circus exhibited here
Monday afternoon and evening, giving
two good performances, but it was
followed by very Objectionable crowd
of gamblers and fakirs.
Harry Cole, William Donigan, Lynn
Grow, Edward Titus, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Hicks and A. A. jerks are some
OF the Owosso people who will spend the
next few days fishing at Linden.
Joseph Taylor, of Bennington, is home
from Chicago. While in that city he
succeeded in floating the bonds of his
railroad, the Toledo e. Northwestern,
and construction work will be pushed.
A semi-professional catcher will prob
ably be hired to fill the only weak spot
on Y. NJ. G. A. base ball team. The
other eight men could be secured in the
city, and the prospects for fast associa-
tion club are very good.
Mrs. Elmira Pond, mother of Mrs.
John T. Walsh, died yesterday at her
home in Lansing. The funeral occurred
from Mrs Walshs residence this after
noon, Rev. Carlos H. Hanks officiating.
lnterment took place at Sagerville.
Pitcher Frank Smith, of the Muske-
gon State League team, has persuaded
Floyd Derham, Durand base ball
catcher, well known in Owosso, to sign
with Muskegon. If Derham makes
good he will receive $125 per month
salary.
The Juniors Of the High school gave
their annual reception to the seniors
the school board and the High school
teachers at the Armory Wednesday
evening. Ice cream and cake were
served, and the o. L. l. orchestra fur
nished dancing music.
Major Boynton seemed to have almost
absolute control of the Maccabee meet
ing at Marquette this week and as a re-
suit his plan for expansion" was adopt
ed and his slate for officers, with the ex-
ception of secretary, was elected Thos.
Watson was reelected secretary.
Jesse L. Smith left the door of his
home unlocked, Monday evening, so
that the girl could enter after the
circus. When Mr.. Smith awoke Tues
day morning, his trousers containing
S17s in bills were missing. The theft
is supposed to be the work of a circus
| follower
Owosso Lodge No. 81, F.. 81 A. M. con-
ferred the M. NJ. degree on candidate
at Durand, for North Newburg Lodge,
Wednesday evening. The journey to
the Hub was made in a special train
over the Ann Arbor. A banquet wa:
Sc rved and several responses made tc
toasts by entertainers and visitors.
Miss Josephine McCaul and Mr.. FREQ
Emery Van Dyne We're married at tn,
brides home by Rev. Warner on Wed
nesday morning They were attended
by John AFFORD and Miss Bessie Var
Dyne. After a wedding Tourney Il
Marshall and Coldwater, they will bt
at home after July 1 at 3O3 Robin,
street. Mr.. Van Dyne is sergeant il
Company Fl and popular employe o
the Owosso Casket Co. His bride, who
is also well-known and well-liked, is {
graduate of the Owosso High school.
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