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

this summer.
William Whitman, of Ashley, paid
Justice McCaughna the costs, Monday
for being drunk
Mr.. George Kirn and Miss Lily
Morris, of New Haven, Were married
Wednesday evening
Edward Martin is home from Grand
Rapids. His daughter, Miss Lena, is
still very gravely i'll there.
Henry Kinney now owns a handsome
six months old coach dog, which he
purchased from J. J. Bowers Jr
The five year old son of Mr.. and Mrs
Christopher Cute, south of Owosso, is
seriously i'll of typhoid fever.
Andrew Geek and w. A. Wright
have the contract for building several
cement culverts near Burton.
Harry Kenway, drunk, is serving a
fifteen day sentence, imposed by Justice
McCaughna, at the county Jail
Master Carl, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Welte, will spend the summer
in Lansing with his grand parents.
Actor rles,Southworth has left the
Teck Stock Co., at Buffalo, and is in
Detroit. He will be home next week.
Mr.. George G. Wallace, of Venice,
and Mrs. Anna Riggle, of Corunna,
were married by Rev. Desjardins Tues
day.
The soldiers had pup-tent drill,
Tuesday evening at Fayette Square, and
are now in readiness for their ''hike" to
Durand.
The blacksmiths closed their shops all
day Thursday on account of the band
tournament They expect to elect
officers Saturday evening.
The A. o. U. w. and D. of H. will
meet at their hall Sunday morning at
nine o'clock to attend memorial services
at the First M. E. church.
Mrs. George Lanphere entertained
the officers and teachers of the primary
Sunday school of the Methodist church
at her home on Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Copas and daugh-
ter, Miss Jennie, have gone to Denver,
Col, for a visit with Albert Copas.
Miss Jennie will remain in the west for
an indefinite period
Ralph Tubbs, of Hillsdale, attended
the Masonic picnic at McCurdy Park,
Tuesday, and visited with his brothers,
7. J. and E. B. Tubbs. He is mem.
Der of Byron Lodge, F. q A. NJ.
George Collins, baggageman at the
Ann Arbor depot here and Miss verna
Parmely of Mt. Pleasant, We're married
at that village Wednesday. They will
reside at 1928 Genesee street, Owosso.
Mr.. Charles Renker, of Detroit, and
Miss Anna Duval, of Ludington, We're
married at the home of the groom's
father, Harry Renker, on River street,
Wednesday evening. Rev. c. H. Hanks
performed the ceremony.
The Knights of the Maccabees have
decided to recarpet their hall ST.
Johns Tent, which beat Owosso in a
recently finished membership contest,
will come down here to banquet al
Owossos'expense on July II.
The site of the Elk's temple has not
been located, and will not be until the
remaining $4,000 necessary to make
$50, 600 is raised. The soliciting com.
mittee was directed on Tuesday evening
to ask for subscriptions from outside the
lodge membership.
Miss Katie Kerr, of Vernon district
No. 6, was perhaps the youngest pupil
receiving diploma at the eighth grade
commencement exercises at McCurdy
Park, Saturday. She is but twelve
years old, and passed from the seventh
grade into the eighth.
John McAfee, of Corunna avenue
kicked at dog Monday because the cul
persisted in swapping at his heels as he
rode along on his bicycle. Mr. McAfet
fell from his wheel, and has since beer
unable to work, as the tendons of hi.
leg were severely strained
DEGREES of divorce were granted
Wednesday in the circuit court in tn,
cases of Clara VS.. Charles Woodruff
Bentley vs. Bentley, Sewell VS.. Sewell
Ola vs. Ernest Kelsey, Minda VS.. Orei
Harris. Laura VS.. George Dunkley
Frank S. Bracket vs.. Merridy Bracket
| and Smith VS.. Smith.
David Blair, of Gaines township
graduated from West Point in 1858
General Grants class-served severa
years in the army, resigning his com
mission before the war. Mr.. Blair wa
in the circuit court Wednesday, testify
ing for his daughter, Clara Woodruff
in her suit for divorce.
The Grand Trunk semaphore west o
Owosso Junction broke at the base
Tuesday. when Baggage Master Thoma
P. Holleran climbed to the top to plac
light. The semaphore was thirty fee
l hiOh and the mass fell over n twent-