The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-06-05
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Miss Pearl Van Camp has entered the
employ of Hookway & Son.
Henry Chamberlain is acting as
motorman on the street car line.
b. G. Farnsworth is building the
curbs for the West Main street paving.
The school children deposited $50. 4s
In the Citizens Savings Bank last week.
Miss Mollie Roberts, of. Detroit, is
visiting at the home of Mrs. H. N. Will
liams.
Andrew Geek will build the cement
abutments for the Comstock Creek drain
on West Main street.
John Dewey and j. A. Howe attend
ed the meeting of the State Historical
society at Lansing this week.
Lewis Brink, of Bennington township,
is serving twenty days sentence in
! the county Jail for drunkenness
Lester Card, of this city, who has
been teaching school at Henderson, has
finished the work for the year.
The visit of the degree team of the
Maccabees of the World to Owosso tent
has been postponed to June g..
Corunna High school will graduate a
class OF nine on June 10. The exercises
will be held at McCurdy Park casino.
Leroy d. Taylor has returned to this
city from Durand, and will drive the
wagon for the Pacific Express Company.
Master Orion Fox, thirteen year old
Bay City lad with fine soprano voice,
will sing at the Episcopal song recital
Sunday evening.
The Elks have been invited to attend
in body the first performance of the
Lillian Lyons Stock Company at Nc
Curdy Park, June 80.
Lewis Johnson has purchased the De-
troit Free Press agency in this city of
Joseph Meacham. The latter will weed
sugar beets this summer.
Mrs. Lyman Fairman, formerly of
this city, has been able to go back to her
home at Detroit, after an illness of six
weeks at Harper Hospital.
DR.. Arthur S. Scott, of Laingsburg,
formerly of Owosso, and Miss Eliza
Smith, of Middlebury, were married
last week at Perry. They will reside at
Laingsburg.
Frank Bentley, who lives on farm
two miles west of Durand, was married
Wednesday afternoon to Miss Bertha
Cook at 722 Saginaw street, the home of
the brides parents.
j. J. Purvis, A. D. Bennett S. C.
May, Frank House, A. E. Farnsworth,
and Eugene May have been elected by
the Printers Union as delegates to the
Central Labor Union.
Miss Alta Snyder, of this city, who
graduates from the Ypsilanti Normal
this year, will teach in the grammar
grade at Coldwater next year. Miss
Laura Harmon, also of Owosso, will
teach at Union City,
Nora and Fred Chant, of Sciota, ten
and seven years of age, will probably
be sent to the Coldwater school, as their
father neglects them shamefully. They
were brought in last week by Sheriff
Gerow and d. F. Blair.
The Owosso High school lost to Fen.
ton High school, Saturday, to 0; the
Stars were beaten at Shepard, 10 to Z
and the Little Giants, Of Owosso, lost tc
the second High school, Comma, the
same day by the same score.
The plans of Architect Claire Allen, OF
Jackson, will not be ready for the build
ers before fortnight. For preparing
the plans for the new court house Mr.
Allen gets per cent of the sum appro
priated- $75, 900, which is $3,75O.
Star of Hope Rebekahs on Tuesday
evening elected Mrs. Mile Hollis, noble
grand; Mrs. Libbie Corey, vice grand
Mrs Helen Zimmerman, secretary, and
Mrs. Anna Norton. treasurer. Mrs
Mary Horton is representative to the
Grand Lodge.
Augustus and Mary Wilcox, of Nor
rice, have begun suit against Their
grandson, A. Pratt Wilcox, to recover
the title of parcel of land in Perry
township, which he obtained by taking
| advantage of their age and incompe
tency. An injunction restraining him
from disposing of the land or crops, OF
rnortgaging them, was also granted
One of Foreman w. A. Wright's
workhorses died last week at Valley
Mills of poison. The animal was
valued at $3.50. About twenty-five
horses employed by the Merchants Bee
Company preparing beet land were il
the same barn, and several of then
were in bad condition. All recovered
but Mr.. Wright's. One of the men will
grievance is suspected of doing thu
poisoning.