The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-05-22

The Eighth Michigan Infantry will
hold reunion June 25 at Flint.
Harry r. Cole sold $3.50 worth of
awnings at Corunna, on Saturday.
Henry Shelp has planted 20 acres of
sugar beets in the Stewart addition.
Mrs. &C. Duff and grandson, Lewis
NJ Thorne, are in Chicago for a visit.
The school children deposited s25. 40
in the Citizens Savings Bank last Fri
day
The o. L. l. Band will attend the
State Band tournament Lansing in
June.
Mrs. M. H. Lepper has moved into
Mrs. Louise Lyons house on Water
street
George Chaplin, of Fowlerville, father
of E. T. Chaplin, has come to Owosso
to reside.
Frank J. Mack has accepted position
as assistant foreman with the paving
Company.
State Deputy Leon Siess, of Detroit,
is here to organize lodge of Woodmen
of the World.
d. L. Partisan has opened black
smith shop at the corner of West Main
and State street.
John Brown, who has been travelling
with Er;Shaa PrOo c;rc,,s hoe ,of,, ~, oil
home to Owosso.
Lewis BRANDED, of Lansing, is work
ing in the boiler shop for his brother, J.
H. BRANDED, here.
Mrs. T. ID. Fletcher and son, John
Fletcher, have gone to Walla Walla,
Wash, for visit.
The laborers on the West Main street
paving job get $1.75 per day, teamsters
with teams, "a per day.
Frank Smith, of Owosso, pitched for
Holland last Friday against Ionia, and
won for his team to 3.
Samuel Lamfrom addressed Quacken
bush Post Wednesday night on his ex-
periences in the civil war.
Manager Loder Conklin, of the vigor
o Health Food Company, has moved his
family here from Battle Creek.
Miss Lizzie Phillips, south Chapman
street, has gone to Battle Creek, to live
with her sister, Mrs. David Jackson.
\ James o. Curwood, of Detroit, form
erly of Owosso, has short story in the
current number of the American Boy.
Mrs. Emma Parker, of Corunna, has
purchased the house at 419 Hamblin
street of III. W. Parker, and will occupy
it.
While practicing base ball at the M.
A. G, recently, Ralph Graham was ac-
cidentally struck ON the head by base
ball club. A scalp wound resulted.
A strawstack on the Alfred Lauben-
gayer place, East Oliver street, burned
Monday evening. The department
turned out but could not reach the fire.
Fred Menshardt, operated on for
stomach trouble at Harper Hospital
Detroit, last week, is improving, and
will be able to come home in two weeks
Justice McCaughna on Monday united
Walter L. Adamson, of Durand, and
Miss Ida Cote, of Saginaw. The wit
nesses were H. w. Parker and J. H.
Howe.
Eugene Brewer, who was tied for first
place in the high jump in the Michigan
Chicago meet, Saturday, has been
awarded his track IN" by the athletic
board.
The Owosso Hunting & Fishing Club
has caused the arrest of George Epple,
a granite cutter, for catching black bass
in the closed season. He will be tried
before Justice Walsh.
Owosso young men who work in Co.
runna factories, have decided because
of trouble with the management of the
street car line, to drive to and from
their work in wagon.
The interment took place Wednesday
afternoon, of the child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Chavey, Elliott street. The boy
was fifteen months old. Death was due
to spinal meningitis.
The threatened strike Of the telegraph
operators of the Michigan Central
system has been settled by agreement
between officials and the operators
committee. The operators will receive
about half the increase asked for.
Prof. Edgar Steele is expected here
soon from Nashville, Tenn, where he
has been teaching school. With his
wife, who is now at the home of her
mother, Mrs. B. d. Bartrem, he will
hereafter make his home in the north.
DR.. j. o. Parker's bill as health officer
for last year has finally been allowed by
the council, but at a reduced figure. 1t
was originally for $s73.50. The board
of health cut it to s7s5, and the council
reduced it to $611.5O. DIR. Parker will
try the board of supervisors with some
of the accounts the council disallowed.
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