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

LOCAL NEWS.
Owosso Lodge No. ss, I. o. o. F., will
elect officers tonight.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Crittenden, Friday.
Dennis Heney is at Pinconning, act
ing as M. G. relief operator.
j. w. Angel is entertaining his
brother Richard, of Mooers, N. Y.
James King gave barn dance at his
home near Henderson, Thursday night.
w. E. Payne & Co. announce McCor-
mick day this year for Saturday, June
a.
An eight pound son was born to Mr..
and Mrs John Castle, Queen street, Fri
day.
The school deposits at the Citizens
Savings Bank, Monday, amounted to
$45. 40
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Osner have
moved into their new home on River
street.
James Crossen has purchased of l.. H.
Norton a new house at Ola Corunna
Avenue.
Miss Marie Laveck, Bell operator here
for three years, has gone to Jackson to
accept similar position.
Jerry Maloney, Grand Trunk
freight brakeman, is seriously sick at
his home in Owosso township.
Miss Bell Troy, teacher of the seventh
grade Central, has declined to accept
her position for another year.
DR.. J. G. Tufford left Owosso Sunday
morning to start on his European trip.
He sailed from Montreal June g.
Mrs. Sarah Purdy an old resident of
Morrice, was buried from her home
Saturday, aged 81 years. She died of
consumption.
w. G. Pace and brother-in-law, d. l..
Partisan, of Port Huron, have purchased
George McDowells blacksmith business
in West Owosso.
Allyn E. Ford and wife recently mar
ried at Flint, are spending part Of
their honeymoon at Mr.. and Mrs.
Palmer Dailey's, 615 Clinton street
Mrs. L. R. Doolittle, of Owosso, has a
large class in art at Ovid. Her pupils
gave very successful exhibition at E.
B. Voorhees, store there last Saturday.
At Senior Class-day exercises, Friday
June 10, Harold Hume will deliver the
valedictory, Ella O'Connor the class his
tory, and Winifred Beech the prophecy.
S. D. Emery is president William
Lovett secretary, and G. H. Sweet
treasurer of the local temperance al
lance, which has just been organized
here.
William Cardwell has gone to Durand
to do FREEING on the road for the Ann
Arbor. Clark Burt, of Toledo, succeeds
him as fireman on the switch engine in
Owosso.
Charles Lacey, formerly manager of
the Postal Telegraph Co.'S Office here, is
learning railway work at Elsie, prepare
tory to accepting position with the
Ann Arbor.
M. H. Reynolds delivered an address
in. Bancroft Sunday afternoon on the
Book of Acts. He spoke before the
Shiawassee Township Sunday school
convention.
The Owosso High school second team
was defeated by Ovid Friday at the
latter place, the score standing 8 to 6.
The game was marred by several fights
between spectators.
William McAlpine fell from ascaffold
ing Monday while doing some carpenter
work at the cold storage. His left
wrist was broken, and he also sustained
severe scalp wound.
Tad Taphouse's six year old son was
run over by water tank Saturday
evening near his home at 500 Broadway
and one rib was broken. The little
fellow was also badly bruised.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Henderson are
home from six weeks stay in Califor-
MIA, where they went to attend the For
esters Convention. At Riverside, they
saw Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Collier, for
mer Owosso people, who are much
pleased with their new home.
Seventy members Of Corunna Com
mandery went to Ithaca, Friday evening
and conferred the Order of the Temple
on one frater and the Order of Malta or
eight others for Ithaca Commandery
The trip was made via an Ann Arbol
special. On the same evening Mrs. r.
p. Bigelow entertained the wives of the
Owosso Templars at her home on Oliver
street.