The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-05-16

VIII. IL. Lewis was cdlleu 10 IOutid
this week by the death'of his father.
The Modern Woodmen initiated
eleven candidates Wednesday evening
The Rathbone Sisters, of Owosso, viii
visit the Durand lodge next Thursday
Roy Sweet, of st. Louis, Mo-, is {
guest of Theodore Sanderson, Ada street
Agent B. S. Stratton has moved int
his new home on North Washington
street.
The district w. G. 7. U. convention
will hold its next meeting in May, 1908
in Burton.
Charles, son of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Cook, is recovering from an attack Of
appendicitis
Mrs. Winona Waters and Miss Lena
Gregory, of Detroit, have returned tc
Owosso for the summer.
Ellis Van Giesen is the carpenters
union member of the board of director;
for the Labor Day celebration.
Owosso Lodge, B. P. o. Elks, will
have round hundred candidates tc
initiate at the armory on May 90.
William Barrisford, of the Exchange
hotel, has a good bicycle left at the
hotel ten days ago. The owner is un
known.
Mrs. E. T. Broffie was surprised by
friends and neighbors, Wednesday
afternoon, the occasion being her 31st
birthday.
Miss Marie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
James Campbell, entertained friend.
Wednesday in honor of her little guest
Miss Beatrice Green, of Detroit.
James o. Curwood, a former OwossC
boy, is on the staff of the Detroit News
Tribune. He was in the employ of the
literary department of Parke, Davis &
Co.
The U. of NJ. held its annual field-day
Monday. Eugene Brewer, of Owosso
took third in the high jump, second il
the shot put and second in the hammer
throw.
Abigail chapter, O.. E. s. enjoyed {
social evening after its regular meeting
Tuesday. Mrs. J. d. Crum and G. B
Castree carried off the prizes at tn,
games.
The eagles presented McCurdy Parl
by Samuel Willis, of Owosso, have bee,
confined in strong wire cage, and viii
be one of the star attractions at the parl
this summer.
w. S. Beebe will move soon to 81
Corunna Avenue He has purchased
lot adjoining, giving him ample room
for his chicken park.
The Independent Order of Forester
will celebrate its Memorial Day on Jun
II. AT the next regular meeting, Ma,
%, ice cream and cake will be served t.
members.
The U. of NJ. base ball team defeate,
Northwestern University, Tuesday by
score of to 0. A hit by Roy Matthews
Varsity catcher whose home is in Owes
so, scored the winning run.
William Comstock, brakeman o.
the Illinois Central Rrilroad has re
covered from a two weeks illness O
malarial fever, during which he wa
home in Owosso, and has gone back t
work
Corunna Commandery will go
Ithaca May 30, to confer the Order Q
the Temple for the Commandery at tina
place. A special train via the An
Arbor will leave here at p. M, return
ing after the work
The remains of Mrs. Ellen Hage
were inferred in the Catholic cemetery
Thursday. Mrs. Hagen, who was
years of age and an old resident of Be1
nington, died in a Catholic institution
in Detroit, where she had made he
home for over year.
John Mcmahon and Lewis Blackma
drew ten days in the county Jail Thurs
day for being drunk. Justice Walls
imposed the sentence. Justice Nc
Caughna sentenced Frank Jones,
Saginaw coal miner, and companio
to similar terms for similar offenses.
F. E. Kohler, of Osburn & Sons, O
Owosso, was in this city yesterday, hav
ing been drawn as a juror at this tern
of court, but owing to business matter
he was obliged to be excused 1t is un
fortune that such kind of men cannot b
prevailed upon to serve as Jurors.
Corunna Journal
Ira G. Curry, of Owosso, was an un
successful candidate for the Office O
Grand Inner Guard of the Knights O
Pythias Of Michigan, at its meeting i,
Mt. Clemens this week. The successful
candidate was defeated a year ago. MI
Curry will undoubtedly be elected a
the next meeting.
The annual field day of the M. A. c
at Lansing will be held tomorrow
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