The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-05-09
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Hughes, of Owosso township, on Satur-
day, Son.
The small son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Wright is recovering from an attack of
lung trouble.
j. Nj. Story, of the Story spoke works,
is paying his men fourth more wages
than he was year ago.
Pinafore will be put on about May 90
for the benefit of the educational com
mittee of the Y. NJ G. A.
Mrs. E. H. Ament returns next Mon
day from Oberlin, o. She will live at
Ala North Hickory street.
Jay Stinson has been promoted to
foremanship at the Owosso Casket Co.
He is in charge of the white room.
Carson City will play picked base
ball team here June 4, band tournament
day. Failor will probably pitch for
Owosso.
Mr.. Archie w. Elkins and Miss
Alceda Wilson, of Corunna, We're
married by Rev. c. H. Hanks, Monday
evening.
G. A. Byerly swallowed pin recent
ly, which lodged in his throat. Drs.
Knapp and Lamb, after good deal of
hard work, removed it.
Rev. W. G.. Nixon will deliver his
lecture on Modern Slime Pits" i'll the
Corunna Avenue Epworth League lee
ture course on May IA.
The M. G. evening passenger train,
south bound, was delayed several hours
in this city Saturday night by the blow
ing out of cylinder head.
FIR. P. j. Slane published the mar
riage bans on Sunday last of Mr..
Frank Carmody, of Rush, and Miss
Teresa Whalen, of Caledonia.
Theodore Haun died at his home in
New Haven Friday, aged As years, of
consumption. He left wife and seven
children. The funeral took place Sun
day
Corunna Commandery will observe
Ascension Day by attending services at
the First Congre gational church next
Sunday afternoon. Rev. Hanks will
preach.
A party was given at the Episcopal
rectory Monday evening in honor Of
Miss Matte Horsman, who returned
Tuesday to her home in Detroit after a
months visit here.
G. w. Jennings and family are oc-
cupying the Ament house at Ala Hickory
street. Harry Crosby has moved to the
house on East Williams street vacated
by Mr.. Jennings.
Mrs. Matthew Crooks was consider
ably bruised Sunday night by fall
Someone had carelessly thrown ban
ana peel on the walk and Mrs. Crooks
stepped upon it.
Adolph Stevens and Claude Fowler
have gone to New York City. They ex-
pect to start popcorn stand at Coney
Island Mrs Stevens and Mrs. Fowler
will go east later.
DIR. Arthur s. Scott, who recently
left Owosso for Essex, Ont, has taken
his brothers, practice at Laingsburg
while that gentleman, DR.. r. II. Scott,
enjoys vacation.
George W. Collier claims to have in
vented a valuable ratchet drill over
thirty years ago. Inscriptions persons
stole the idea and patented it and are
reaping the profits.
Roy Matthews, of Owosso, one of the
U. of M. base ballIcatchers, was spiked
by an opponent in a practice game
recently His shoe was entirely torn
off, and his foot injured.
The Owosso Little Giants defeated the
Durand Athletic Club Juniors here on
Saturday by a score of to 10. The
High school team won from the Stars
on Saturday by score of % to 3.
"a HOuSc Ou DIdtley SIIt0t, OCCupleu
by NJ p. Mcmahon, and owned by the
Shiawassee Savings society, was slight
ly' damaged by fire Thursday noon.
The loss is covered by $500 insurance.
Charles F. Southworth has finished a
very successful season with Toll Gate
Inn, and will play during the summer
with the Teck Stock Co., at Buffalo
He goes out next fall with A Ruined
Life, by the same author who wrote
Toll Gate Inn.
James Hackett, who has been en-
gineer at the Owosso City Mills, is back
at his old place as car-repairer at the
power house. Ernest Smith, who has
been doing Mr.. Hacketts work is now
wiring interiors of stores and dwell
ings for electric lights.
The Owosso friends of Geo. R. Wilson
will be pleased to learn that he was sue
cessful in winning the first honors in
the State oratorical contest at Ypsilanti
on Friday evening last, in. which repre-
sentatives from eight colleges partici-
pated. He will receive $50 gold