The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-06-05

Il II. Hamblin, or Lansing, was II
the city Saturday and Sunday.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Storrer
of Ovid, on the 2Sth, daughter.
The Robbins Table Company has add
ed an 80 horse power boiler to its plant
/ Mrs. Ami Nelson will spend severa
weeks at the home of her parents il
jackson.
II. w. Mann 81 Co. haye three work
men at Judds Corners, pspering the NJ
e. church.
Sixteen persons were recently arrested
for fishing with set lines at Round Lake
near Laingsburg. , -. ~
Miss Florence Johnson, Hickory street
bookkeeper at Corey's Laundry, ha
been sick for few days.
The Merchants Beet Company, Ltd.
has purchased $3.50 farm team from
l.. L. Homer, of Chesaning.
w. H. Goucher, of Caledonia, lost 8
horse of paralysis, Monday, the SECOND
to die upon his hands this year.
Rev. R. o. Cooper was in Chatham
Ont this week, performing a marriage
ceremony for former parishioner.
Mr.. Vernon A. Douglas and Miss
Grace G. Revenaugh, of this city, were
married recently at the brides home.
Daniel Guinan has arrived from
Manistique to take up his work will
the Central Michigan Cigar Company
George M. Edwards, of Owosso, ha.
drawn the plans for remodeling thu
residence of John Fildew, of st. Johns
The State meeting of the w. G. T. U.
which has closed its convention al
Adrian last week, will be held next year
in Owosso.
William Baker, of South Chapman
street, lost part of the first finger of his
right hand on jointer at Estey Factory
B, Tuesday.
Frank Collamer, of Owosso, pitched
against Flint for the Durand base bal
club at Durand, Decoration Day, ant
won 10 tor.
Miss Bertha Cook, of this city, who
was married Wednesday to Franz
Bentley, of Durand, was given liner
shower Thursday night of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Chavey art
home from Malvern, Ark. They leave
soon for Burlington, VT, where Mr.
Chavey will work under H. E. South
worth.
George Epple, while drunk. Monday
night broke into the room of Miss Ann,
Gallagher, a waitress rooming in TIT
second story of 119 West Main street
He paid Justice McCaughna the costs.
The Y. NJ. c. A. of this city is en-
deavoring to increase it's membership
from AGO to 900 before July A. Thu
members are working earnestly, ant
will probably achieve their laudable
Mr.. Charles J. Covert and Miss Pear
Washer, of Chicago, both former resi-
dents of Owosso, were married May q
by Rev. f. Dewitt Talmage, of the JEFF
ferson Avenue Presbyterian church
Chicago.
Patsy Cavanaugh, recently released
from the county Jail, is serving a ninet,
day sentence at the Detroit work hous
for assaulting his father, whom h
pounded very severely. Justice Walsl
sentenced him.
Invitations have been received b,
Owosso friends for the wedding of Mis-
Mae Barnum and Mr.. Joseph r. Preb
BILE, Wednesday, June 10th, at the hom
of Mr.. and Mrs d. A. Barnum, parent
of the bride, at 800 East Congress street
Detroit.
Eighteen young women arrived Mon
day to work as sugar beet weeders her,
this season. They are on the Getmai
farm, wedding forty acres there TIL
Merchants Beet Company wishes it un
derstood that all Owosso people VIII,
want work in the fields this summer viii
be Accommodated,
In the case of the people VS.. FREQ
| Miller Sr., and son, Fred Jr., of Perry
for beating George Horton with shovel
over a line fence dispute the former wa
fined So and the latter let off withou
a fine by jury in Justice Hawley'
court. Odell Chapman, of this city
| defended the men.
Harry A. Orr has successfully com
| pleted his second year at the U. S
Naval Academy, at Annapolis, Md
| With his class he leaves this week for
three months cruise on the Atlantic, tn
first month being spent on the Indiana
the second on the Hartford and tn
third on the Chesapeake.
Mrs. Sarah Renslow died at the hom
of her daughter, Mrs. James Evans
919 Fletcher street, Monday afternoon
aged 80 years. Deceased had been il
FIVE weeks of typhoid fever and brail
trouble. Mrs. Evans was her only rela
| tive in this part of the state. TIL