The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-06-19
LOCAL NEWS.

Marshall for visit.
Willis Titus has gone to Bay City to
work in barber shop.
Orrin B. Hubbard, of Durand, now re-
ceives $50 per month pension.
George M. Edwards, the architect, has
an Office over Fraser Bros. store.
The Robbins Table Company is having
a new boiler put in by J. H. BRANDED.
Mrs. Kate Ross, of d. M. Christians
store, is taking three weeks vacation.
A stock scales and weigh house have
been erected at the Grand Trunk stock
yards.
Miss Carrie Swarthout, of D. M.
Christians store, is at Okemos, for her
vacation.
Henry Auiler, of Gladwin, is visiting
his brother, Adam Auiler. in Owosso
township.
Benjamin Angel is home from the
NJ. A. c., and will work this summer at
F. J. Storrer's.
John S. Schleider, of Sunnyside, is en-
tertaining the Misses Zeigenbus, of
Bethlehem, Pa.
Mrs. s. P. Anderson, 622 East Mason
street, has gone to Locke for long visit
with her sister.
c. A. Connor has put new brand of
ice cream on the market. 1t is known
as marshmallow frost.
Miss Ruby Rouse is home from Dun
kirk, n. Y, where she has been work
ing in millinery store.
Whitney & Day have erected large
frame oyer their gallery upon which to
throw stereopticon views.
Lee r. Clarke is preparing list of
births in the city during the past year
for Assessor r. p. Bigelow.
City Clerk Edwards was elected first
vice president of the State Firemen's
Association at Alma last week.
Howard R. Daniels, who returned re-
Gently from Billings, Mont has gone to
Mackinaw Island for the summer.
The American Screen Door Company,
of Adrian, has offered A. E. Ferry
fine position which he may accept.
Martin Noonan, Gilbert street, had
his right hand badly cut on a saw at Es-
tey Factory A, Monday morning
William Bruff, of Glenwood avenue,
fell while about his work at the Ann Ar
Dor shops, Monday, and broke rib.
George M. Edwards has drawn the
plans for a new Colonial residence on
West Oliver street for S. T. Van Dusen.
Calvin Tompkins, barn man for the
Union Transfer Company, is serving
ten days in the county Jail for drunken
ness.
Company H has received $500 from
the state. This sum is paid semi annual
ly for Armory rental and incidental ex
penses.
Miss Nellie Bancroft, of Detroit, a
sister of Miss Sarah Bancroft and well
known in this city, has sailed for Genoa,
for the summer.
Miss Edna Parker is working in E. F.
Dudley's office. Miss Jessie Snyder, an
other Owosso Business College pupil, is
working at Marshall.
The members of Wilson Tent, Knights
of the Modern Maccabees, attended
special services at Christ Episcopal
church, Sunday morning.
Miss SUSANNA Clapp, Of Owosso,
teacher in the Morrice schools, re-
ceived fine amethyst ring from the
eighth grade pupils last week.
The knights of Pythias, escorted by
the Uniform Rank and the o. L. 1.
Band. observed Pythian Memorial Day,
Sunday, and had large turnout.
The last deposit of the school year
was made Friday at the Citizens Saw
ings Bank, when the students placed
the sum of $36.s2 to their credit.
Miss Alice Carmody, of Rush, and
Mr. William Breaugh, of Bennington,
will be married at st. Paul's Catholic
church the latter part of this month.
Adrain Tibbetts convicted in the JUS
tice court at Durand of assault and bat
terv upon Fred G. Durham, and fined
s21 go, has appealed to the circuit court.
The sudden swerving of his dray,
Saturday night, pitched James Opdyke
to the pavement on his head. The ac-
cident happened at the corner of Main
and Washington streets