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

night recently.
Miss Helen Stuart is able to be out
after being confined to her home two
weeks by illness.
Asbury Epworth League celebrated
its nineteenth anniversary Sunday with
appropriate exercises.
Rev. F. S. Lyon and Miss Mary Lyon
sang duet at Baptist concert in
Corunna, Tuesday evening.
Orville Angel has resigned his posi-
tioh with Hall Bros. to accept similar
one with Bunting 81 Fillinger.
E. J. Sheldon is the Federal Labor
Unions delegate to the board of directors
for the Labor Day celebration.
w. F. Cunningham is organizing 6
local council of the American Equity
Association in Shepherd this week.
George NJ. Whaley was in Wisconsin
last week, and on Saturday last saw
sleighs running, eight inches of snow
having fallen.
By resolution of the council, the slot
machines have been put out of bushes:
in Owosso, and have been taken away
by their owners.
Mesdames w. D. Royce, w. D. Burke
and A. E. butcher are in Mt. Clemens
attending the sessions of the GRAND
, Temple Rathbone sisters.
Ira G.. Curry, w. D. Burke and j. 81
Copas, Jr., are in attendance at tn,
meeting of the Grand Lodge, Knight.
of Pythias, at Mt. Clemens.
Miss Pearl Jones, who has been at
tending the Mt. Pleasant Normal, vii
teach in the Benton Harbor schools mex
year. Her home is in this city.
James Gray Jr. is the delegate, ant
George Wilson alternate, from Wilson
Tent, X. o. T. NJ, to the supreme Ten
meeting at Marquette in June.
Mrs. Henry Stever, who came her,
from Muskegon to attend the Heller
Stever funeral, is i'll at the home of he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Dell.
Erastus A. Barnes, of Owosso, ha
not been reappointed principal of tn,
Webster school at Chicago. A differ
ence with the superintendent did it.
Pinafore will be presented at tn
opera house Friday evening, May 80
Decoration Day. for the benefit Of tn
educational department of the Y. NJ. c
A.
R. B. Warren has packed his house
hold goods, and as soon as Mrs Warren
who is quite sick, is able to go, will re
turn to Elkhart, Ind, where they vii
reside.
DR.. Cook, of Shaftsburg, who 500
leaves for an extended trip west, Wi
rent house in Owosso for his family
who will remain here during hi
absence.
Owosso Camp No. 1908, M. w. A., ha
been invited to pay visit to st. John
Camp on May %. At that time, tn
readjustment plan of the order will b
discussed.
The Washtenaw Times, of Ann Arbo1
in Saturdays issue contained written
and cut of Hon. Frank H. Watson, re
publican candidate for the office O
attorney general.
Fred Alexander, of Grayling, U. O
M. student well known to Owosso youn
people, has gone to his home, victim
of nervous prostration. The attac
was brought on by over study.
J. H. Wier, of Grand Rapids, wa
arrested by Marshal Ross and Sherii
Gerow Saturday evening. He wa
wanted at Bay City for obtaining none
; under false pretenses. Wier was work
ing up an advertising scheme in thi
city when nabbed
Charles, six year old son of Mr.. an
Mrs. E. E. Lohnes, was lost for severa
hours Tuesday afternoon. The youn
man had gone to the south part of tn
town with friend, neglecting to motif
his parents, who were nearly frantic a
his disappearance.
Mrs. Robert Murray and daughter
Reva, of Higgins street, are anon
those who saw the body Of a youn
man float down the river last week
The foater was dressed in black clothes
and was evidently about eighteen year
old. Search has been made for tn
: body as far down the river as Chesan
! ing, but no trace of it was discovered.
A. Gordon Ross, an insurance ma
well known here, has disappeared fror
his boarding house, which is the resi-
dence of Fred G.. Seth, in Sciota town
; ship. For debt of $3.50 alleged to b
due him, Seth has attached propert
valued at several hundred dollars whic
Ross has kept at his place. Ross, VIII
! is district agent for the Michiga
Mutual Life Insurance Co., was las
seen at Laingsburg two weeks ago.