The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-06-20

Farmers have commenced haying.
c. S. Williams was at Estey the first
of the week.
FIG. Nor rice was in Saginaw Tues
day on business.
Mrs. Ralph R. Baker is recovering
from a severe illness.
Hon. w. NJ Fitzpatrick was in Sagi-
nav on business Monday.
The heavy wind of few days ago did
5000 damage on M. d. Corey's farm.
A burning chimney on Dickerson
street called out the fire department
Tuesday afternoon.
George w. Devereaux sold FIVE year
old driving horse to E. c. Smith, of
Grass Lake, Tuesday. for 1926.
The Owosso Casket Company has or
ganized fire department among its
own workmen. They have drills quite
frequently.
Dennis Gibbons, northeast of the city,
got his finger in the cogs of grain drill,
Monday, and the member was cut off at
the first joint.
Mr.. John F. Brunson, of Owosso, and
! Miss Della Proper, of Gaines, were
married Tuesday evening by Rev.
James Chapman.
Mrs. J. w. Angel and Mrs. Newell
entertained the Ladies of the Episcopal
church at Mrs Angels home on Gene
see street yesterday.
The school board has received the
designations Of Misses Perrott and Nara
con, who had already signed contracts
for the coming year.
Dwight Guillot, who formerly worked
in the Ann Arbor shops here, but is now
a constructing engineer, left for Mon
terry, Mexico, Tuesday.
Forty country friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gilbert Willoughby gave them sur
prise Monday evening and presented
them with set of dishes.
Mr.. Charles Beehler and Miss Anna
Kelly both of west Owosso, were united
in marriage Tuesday. They will reside
ON the Stewart addition.
Miss Grace Dewey arrived home from
Gambler, Ohio, Wednesday. She will
go to Ann Arbor next week to attend
the University summer school
Dennis Corcoran, of New Haven, sails
for Queenstown, Ireland, July 3D. to
visit his old home. Mr.. Corcoran has
sold his fine driving horse to W. L.
Parker.
The graduating class had an enjoy
able picnic at McCurdy Park, Tuesday
afternoon Lunch was eaten at six
o'clock, and dance was then held in
the casino.
NJ. L. Parker's hand was caught in a
belt at his brick yard sheds, Wednesday.
Mr.. Parker was thrown to the ground
and badly bruised, although no bones
were broken.
Principal ]. w. Failor, who teaches
the seventh and eighth grades of the
Washington school, was surprised by
his pupils Tuesday evening, and present
ed with beautiful copy of Shelley's
poems
The sum of $685. 10 was the students
final collective deposit of the school
year in the Citizens Savings Bank on
Monday. The bank will receive the
scholars individual deposits during va
cation.
Miss Edith Hartshorn goes back to
the High school in September after q
years leaye of absence. She will teach
history. Miss Frances Cook, OF Corun-
ma, who has been doing her work, will
teach English literature at Lansing
High school.
Capt McCaughna has notified the
members of Company H that hereafter
corporals will be appointed from the
ranks only after competitive examina-
ton. The first such examination, to
fill three vacancies, will be held the
first week in July.
Ii. ". mCSOIIuiCh WdS III Ac1iVis
Tuesday attending q state meeting Of
the National Union He went. from
there TO Ann Arbor to attend a reunion
of the class of '72, and to. be present at
common cement exercises. His daugh-
ter, Miss Nellie, was one of the gradu.
ates from the literary department.
The Common council passed resolu-
ton, Monday evening, instructing the
committee on streets and alleys not to
gravel any more streets unless granted
permission so to do. There are debts
amounting to $4,000 coming due Octo-
Der 1, and all the money which can be
spared is needed to apply upon them.