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

| High school visited the OWoSSo Coal
Co.'S. mines last week.
Clarence Hunt, of The Narrows, Fla,
has gone to Wheaton, Ills, to work with
/ his brother on an electric line.
The street cars now run on standard
time, at the hour and half hour, and
waiting for trains is forbidden.
The Owosso Stars were defeated by
the st. Johns base ball team at st. Johns
last week, the score standing 90 to 10.
Elmer Hubbard is at Marquette, the
representative of Bennington Tent, K.
o. T. NJ. to the Great Camp Review.
Fred E. Boylan, junction night opera
ter, is at his home in Detroit for vaca-
ton Dennis Heney is doing his work.
Rev. James Chapman entertained his
brother, Joseph Chapman, of Bristol,
Pa, last week. They had not met for
fifteen years
The Lucas property on Pine ST., was
sold to James H. Laverock, Monday, for
the amount of the mortgage due G.. l..
Dimmick, 1885,
The Ann Arbor day yard engine has
been pulled off at Durand. The local
yard engine will do all the switching
here and at the Hub.
Walter Baker, D. U. Lyons and John
Williams, DRINKS, were arraigned in
Justice McCaughnas court, Tuesday,
and let off with light fines.
Hall Brothers did more business,
Saturday, in the wholesale line ex-
clusively, than they did in both the
wholesale and retail lines the Saturday
before.
Frank Smith, of Owosso, pitched
Muskegon to victory Sunday, winning
from Lansing by score of to 3, after
the team had suffered ten straight
defeats.
W. L. Parker stepped on nail Sun
day morning. 1t pierced to the bone at
the ball of the foot, and required the
combined efforts of Mr.. Parker and his
hired man to remove it.
James A. Hayt, seventy years of age,
died at his home in Rush township,
Sunday, of heart trouble. He left a
wife and two children, Mrs. Frank Con-
Wis, of Ithaca, and Lester Hayt, of Alma
Children's day was observed at the
First NJ E. church Sunday morning.
Special music was rendered by the Sun
day school orchestra, assisted by August
Wesener, Ethan Graham, and Ben and
Bert Robbins.
The case of Edward P. Gregg VS.. The
First National Bank of Durand appeal
from justice court, was taken from the
jury by Judge Smith in the circuit
court, Monday, and verdict for de
PENDANT given.
A crowd of boys, fourteen to sixteen
years of age, nightly congregate at the
corner of River and Shiawassee streets,
throw stones, shout and make them.
selves generally Objectionable. Arrests
will probably be made if the boys do not
desist
The graduating exercises of the Owes.
so Business College will be held Wed
nesday evening, June 25, at the First NJ.
E. church. Prof. A. J. Cadman will pre-.
sent the diplomas and local pastors will
speak There will also be music, vocal
and instrumental.
Miss Anna Gilberta Squire, of ST.
Charles, and Mr.. E. Roscoe Slei ght, Of
Laingsburg, were married recently al
the home of the brides parents, Rev
and Mrs. G. G. Squire The young
couple sail soon for Montevideo, S. A.,
where they will take up missionary
work.
The Knights and Ladies of The Mac
cabees attended memorial services al
the Congregational church Sunday
morning Rev. G. H. Hanks preaching
the sermon. The Odd Fellows ant
Rebekahs went to Asbury church at tn,
same time. Rev. James Chapman
preached to them.
A picked team from this city played
an exciting twelve inning tie with tn,
Ovid team Friday, the score standing
to 8. The Owosso battery was Collamer
Failor and Lewis; Ovid's was Becker ant
Durham. Another game will be playet
soon, and Ovid will come here bant
tournament day, June 20.
AS the result Of a struggle over tn
ownership Of farm in New Haven
Theodore Shook recently had NJ
Agent Shirreff and Attorney Levi
Campbell, both of Chesaning, arrested
J for assault and battery. The jury il
Justice McCaughna's court disagreed
and the men will be retired June q
; They have had Shook arrested 70
swearing in the presence of womer
He will be tried before Justice McBrid
in Corunna, June 25.