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

The Grand Trunk freight sheds were
damaged by fire 500 worth, yesterday.
Miss Emma Long, of Canada, is max
ing her aunt, Mrs Alexander johnson,
long visit.
One of Ernest Rifenbery's eyes is in a
serious condition from emery dust which
got into it recently
The Ann Arbor will run excursions
from Howell and Mt. Pleasant June 9th
for the Wallace shows.
Owosso Chapter No. 81, F. e. A. NJ,
will visit Durand Chapter June II, and
confer the third degree.
M. L. Parker's first kiln of 800, 900
brick, one of the largest ever put up,
has been successfully burned.
st. Johannis church gave an ice
cream social at Fred Sanftleben's,
Fletcher street, Wednesday evening.
The Modern Woodmen received five
new members Wednesday evening and
acted favorably on five applications.
Rev. Christian Spathelf is in Andrews,
Ind, attending meeting of the Mich
igan District of the Evangelical Synod.
The Labor Day Associations board of
directors will meet June 4th The
general meeting of all committees takes
place June IL.
| Albert BRANDED has had for some
months cancerous growth on the back
OF his hand. 1t has been removed by
DR.. ]. o. Parker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Runyan, Mack
St, and Mr.. and Mrs. fremont Worden
welcomed daughters to their respective
homes, Wednesday.
The annual reception by the Juniors
of the Owosso High school to the Seniors
will take place Wednesday evening,
June II. at the armory.
| j. Stanlake is foreman of the Callard
Bros factorys finishing department,
and is moving his family from South
Cedar street, to Bancroft.
| The Womans Club closes the seasons
work with musical and social after
noon at Mrs. E. c. Van Ness, on Satur-
day. Miss Kanagy will conduct it.
Fully score of Owosso people, tempt
ed by the fine weather, went down the
river today to Oakley or other points by
boat, returning home by train or car
riage.
| The Middletown Cereal Co. continues
| Lae
! new sales-wagon on the road and or
dered another ton of peanuts. He has
already ground seven tons this season.
A would-be burglar entered the home
of E. A. Todd, Tuesday evening. Sup
posing it was her husband, Mrs. Todd
lighted the gas in the room, and the
man quietly left without taking any
thing.
The ways and means committee of
the Elks met Wednesday at the Citizens
Savings Bank, and discussed plans for
raising the 100000 necessary for a new
temple. The committee meets again
Saturday.
| DR.. Walkers next regular. visit at
Owosso National hotel is on Friday,
June 6. The Doctor has a large prac-
tice here. Many new cases are con-
stantly going to him for consultation
and treatment
Miss Addie E. Leddick of the Grand
Rapids Kindergarten Training school,
is visiting at the home of her uncle, J.
| A. Edwards, 610 South Shiawassee
street. She will undoubtedly organize
school here soon.
Mrs. Albert Todd and Mrs. G. s.
Allison have gone east for a long visit.
The marriage of Mr. Leroy w. Todd,
formerly of Owosso, to Miss Dewey, of
Boston, will take place next month, and
they will attend it,
1t took lawsuit to get Clark R.
Crane out of the house at the corner of
Mason and Hickory streets which G.
w. Jennings is remodeling. Crane had
purchased the place on contract which
became null and void by his violation of
| the terms.
In the following families, within the
past few days, little strangers have
made their appearance: To Mr.. and
Mrs. John Irish, Chapman street, boy;
to Mr.. and Mrs George Nye, of Cleve-
land Park, girl; to Mr.. and Mrs.
Hubert Wiswell, girl.
Howard I. Crawford has accepted the
position of manager of the independent
telephone company at Rhinelander,
Wis, and has taken up the work at that
place. The exchange is new one with
the most approved equipment in every
respect and has a large number of sub
scribers