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

John Mcbride and son William are il
| Toledo. doing some carpenter work fol
the Ann Arbor.
Wesley Deyo and family have gone Il
Bancroft where Mr.. Deyo has opened {
hand laundry.
Miss Edith Smith, of THE TIMES
Office. has resumed work after a week,
absence by illness.
Mrs. Ernest Botsford, of st. Johns
is taking treatment at the Sanitariun
for nervous trouble.
The shoe sinners of the city have
formed combine and advanced the
price Of shine to ten cents.
kid Gleason, who formerly pitched
for Owosso in the state league, is now
with Muskegon in the present league.
Miss Adalee Garrison, formerly of
Owosso, was married this spring at Will
low City, N. D., to j. A. Charbonneau.
Forty Owosso boys who are wedding
sugar beets at Croswell and Kinde will
stay there until Sep. 1. They are max
ing good wages.
w. d. Lucas and sister, Mrs. A. L..
Brown, have redeemed the Lucas place
on Pine street. 1t was sold to j. H.
Laverock on a mortgage.
Mrs. John Sackner, mother of Mrs. w.
s. Beebe, and seventy-seven years Of
age, fell recently and broke her hip
She is in serious condition.
Mrs. A. D. Whipple and children and
Mrs. Whipples sister, Mrs. Gilchrist, of
Cleveland, are enjoying two weeks
sailing trip on the lakes.
The Owosso Y. M. G. A. team lost a
ten-inning game at Ovid Friday at that
place by score of to 0. The Owosso
battery was Failor, Sackrider and Der
ham.
John Q. Abel received check Satur-
day for $50. He had been sick six
weeks, and had been insured in an Odd
Fellows protective society.
Misses HELEN Wilson and Nellie Sod
erquist entertained their Sunday school
classes of the Methodist church, last
Saturday, at the formers home
w. E. Mckenzie is now owner of the
Brewer store at 203 Moth Washington
street, bidding it in Saturday at admin
istrator's sale for $5,215. The indebt,
edness was 81, sos.
Helen, the five year old daughter OF
George Epple, was bitten in the cheek
and shoulder by dog last week. The
animal is a bloodhound, owned by q
Dickerson street man, and will be killed.
Wilbur Pearce, of Brady, the young
man who was accused of stealing Joseph
Rundell's bicycle two years ago, was
discharged recently by Justice Walsh
He paid the costs Of the criminal pro.
ceedings instituted against him, and paid
Mr.. Rundell for the wheel.
AT the annual reunion of the DeBai
descendants at Indian Lake, Friday, Z.
j. Pease, of Owosso, was elected presi
dent of the association. There were 70
relatives present, among them being
Henry Johnson and Samuel Schmidt and
families, and U. j. Pease, of Owosso.
Jennings Abel, Charles Sadler, Jesse
Fuller James Watts, Benjamin Marsh
Chas. Davis, Roy Mclean, Alexander
Rollo, Claude Nutson, William Dever
eaux and Jay Mcintosh went to Cros
well last week with Lester McDiarmid
They will weed sugar beets this summer
Aid. G.. w. Detwiler, chairman Of
| the committee on streets and alleys
succeeded Monday evening in having &
| resolution which tied the committee up
last week, repealed. The resolution
| directed the streets and alleys com
mittee to ask permission before putting
| gravel on any street.
Charles A. Drewes, of $50 South Chip
man street, was buried Tuesday after
noon on West Main street, by the cave
in of dirt in trench he was digging
Mr.. Drewes' mouth was just above tn,
level of the clay, and it took nearly al
hour to dig him out. He was badl,
bruised by the earth falling upon him.
Patients of DR.. Walkers and al
others calling on him for consultatio,
and treatment in his next visit her
should bear in mind that the docto
will be in Owosso at the National Hote
on Thursday, July 3, instead of Frida,
a. The latter date being nationa
holiday necessitated the change.
Company H is enthusiastically il
favor of forced march to Durand 70
July a. The boys, in heavy marching
order, which will consist of gun, belt
haversack, canteen, knapsack, blanket
rubber blanket and half of a pup tent
will leave Owosso at six o'clock, an
camp at Vernon, going on to Durand i
the morning.
Ann Arbor papers speak highly of tn
Superior Manufacturing Company @
that city, which puts out an improve
gasoline lamp, and also praises Hal Fl.