The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-06-27
LOCAL NEWS.


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~ The fremen decorated the graves Of
4 deceased comrades on Sunday.
Miss Lillian Sweet has gone to De-
troit and Lake Orion for the summer.
$" w. E. Payne & Company have sold
ninety Deere hay-loaders this season.
Ann Arbor engines 46 and II have
gone out on the road after slight repairs.
d Michael O'Dea, Jr, Of Chicago, has
been visiting his parents here for some
days.
The w. G. T. u. and the Temperance
alliance will picnic at McCurdy Park on
July4.
A daughter was born Tuesday to Mr..
and Mrs. William Wright, Grover
street.
J. w. Failor will sell New York Life
Insurance under H. w. Conklin this
summer
The Mission Band of the First M. E.
church is enjoying picnic at McCurdy
Park today.
Miss Louise Knapp and Harry Lyon,
of Lyon & Ponds store, are taking a
fortnights' vacation.
& William Stalker, of Milwaukee street,
has been sick in Grand Rapids for sever
\ al weeks. He will be brought home this
w eek.
Miss Katherine Bedell, Of Marion,
, Ind, has returned home after spending
3 the winter here as trimmer for Mrs. Geo.
Sprinkle.
j. H. Howe bought a half-interest in
seven lots owned by the Brewer estate,
Saturday. The lots are on North
Hickory street.
James Love, Grand Trunk track
man from Bancroft, was sentenced tc
fifteen days in the county Jail, Tuesday,
for drunkenness.
Joseph Rundell has purchased the
Charles Fillinger house on Corunna
Ave. Mr.. Rundell is foreman at the
-Owosso City Mills.
Mrs. J. L. Cady, formerly of Owossc,
was called here from Newberry last
week by the serious illness of her mother
who lives near Oakley.
Roy D. Matthews who recently
graduated from the law department Of
the U. of NJ, will read law this summer
; in Watson & Chapman's Office.
Henry Beswick, of Owosso, has beer
: granted the contract for erecting TIT
addition to the Ovid Carriage Company.
His bid was S9,375. George NJ. Ed
wards bid was 50, 969.
D. B. Williams and wife, of Omaha
!. Neb., will visit this week with MIR. viii
liams' sister and brother-in-law, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Albert Amspoker. They have no
met in thirty-two years.
e Truman l.. Cross is serving ninet.
n day sentence in Corunna Jail for com
hitting assault and battery on Edward
Hazel. The parties reside here. Justic
Walsh imposed sentence.
Mrs. Joseph Freeman, OF Owosso
sailed Tuesday morning from New Yorl
City on the Rluecher for Hamburg
She will visit three months at her oil
home near Magdeburg, Germany.
Mrs. Kate Ross, Mrs R. J. Brown
and Misses Mamie and Annie Phillips
Bessie Edwards and Emma Frey EN-
ployes of d. NJ. Christians store, ar
having their vacations this month
James Hunter, of Durand, has beer
granted verdict against the village o
Durand for injuries received on a de
fective sidewalk there five years ago
Hunter was granted $4,000 by the jury
but the case will be appealed.
Charles Bradley Charles Hux, Will
liam and Patrick Sinnott E. ]. Titus
J. @. Abel, Lloyd Webb, Charles Nc
Carly, Truman Jones, and J. A. Sutton
of the Ann Arbor shops, are at Frank
fort working on the Hotel Royal From
tenac.
Miss Mary Henderson, Of Colorad
Springs, is visiting here. Her mother
who brought John M. Henderson's re
mains from Colorado Springs to Pontia
for burial, is staying at the latter city
Mrs. and Miss Henderson will return L
Colorado to reside. ~
The examination in the case Of tn
people W. Carl Woodland for manslaugh
ter will be taken up June 30. Carl wa
put on the stand in his own behalf, las
week, and admitted striking Heller
stever, but claims the blow was on tn
cheek with his open hand and not on tn
temple.