The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-05-30
LOCAL NEWS.

LOCAL NEWS.
Z Work has begun on the Water street
sewer.
Mrs. Adolph Stevens has gone to Buf-
falo to join her husband.
The Owosso Stars beat Ovid High
school, Saturday, Z to 9.
The Owosso High schools teld-day
sports will be held June Z.
Miss Mabel Richardson is trimmer in
an Alpena millinery store.
Frank Rutledge is working in an in
surance office in Grand Rapids.
The Owosso High school and the Ovid
ball team will play in Ovid, June 6.
LLOYD Bowles is home from the
Ypsilanti Normal school for the summer
Lyman Matlock, of Butte, Mont, is
shaking hands with old Owosso friends
Hugh Sargent has accepted position
with the Grand Trunk in Grand Rapids
A fine new delivery wagon for Sloans
bakery has appeared on the road.
The school deposit at the Citizens
Savings Bank this week amounted to
$457O.
Owosso Lodge No. 81, F. g. A. NJ,
conferred the M. NJ. degree Wednesday
evening.
Blanche Wedell, who formerly re-
sided with her parents here, is seriously
ill of scarlet fever at Toledo.
w. A. Williams is at Frankfort He
is engaged in painting the Ann Arbors
New hotel, the Royal Frontenac.
Every reserved seat for Pinafore has
been sold and appearances point to a
big crowd at the opera house tonight.
G. A. North, of Grand Rapids, will
assume the management of the Postal
Telegraph Co.'S. office here after June 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Williams, Jr., are
home from long stay in California,
and are visiting Owosso township
friends.
The great spectacle, A Prince of
Egypt, will be put on here June II,
IS, and 10Th Proceeds for the benefit of
the o. L. 1. band.
A. B. Crane, Alonzo Wallace, and
Charles Lindsey cut the evergreens for
today's decorations the first of the week
at Craven's swamp.
A. E. Shannon, of the Owosso Hard
ware Co., lost the set from a valuable
ring recently. 1t consisted of the letter
IS" set with eight diamonds.
The Degree of Honor had initiation,
Tuesday evening, and the members
were entertained by the Misses Horn,
of Ovid, and by Misses Anna and Marie
Duff, of Owosso.
Roy Cheal has been given divorce in
Denver from his wife, Pearl Jones Cheal,
Of Owosso. The charge is desertion.
Mrs Cheal graduates in June from the
Mt Pleasant Normal
The county convention of Kings
Daughters was held Wednesday at
Durand. Mrs Jay Matteson, and Misses
Ivah Maliskey, Maude Gates, and
Fannie Crawford attended it.
Fire Chief Frank House has notified
hardware dealers with dynamite or gun
powder in their cellars to remove the
explosives to isolated buildings outside
the fire limits, or be punished according
to law.
Florence Cowan, who has been v isit-
ing her grandmother, Mrs b. N. Muir
dock, cut bad cash in her hand Satur-
day by falling on piece of glass. Miss
Florence returned to her home in Ovid
the first Of the week.
John E. Phillips, of the American
Brake-Shoe g. Foundry Co., Chicago
Heights, recently sent Junction Bag
gageman Thomas P. Holleran, an an
cient Italian wine-glass which Mr.. Hol-
leran prizes very highly.
r. N. Parshall has started the home
manufacture of barrels for the Owosso
City Mills. He has leased the Traver
Cooperage plant in the Ann Arbor yards,
and placed w. d. Dancey, of Perry, a
competent foreman cooper in charge
Eventually enough barrels will be manu-
featured to supply other local institu-
tions.
Patrick Cummings, of Port Elgin,
Ont, came before the common council
Monday evening, in an endeavor to in
terest the aldermen in binder Irvine
factory. AS plant turning out ten
tons of Irvine per day would cost $780,
900, and Mr. Cummings has no money
to invest, joint committee of business
men and aldermen decided unfavorably
on the proposition.