The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-07-03

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relatives at Detroit.
Wendell Klause is now employed b
Beehler d Shoulders
Mrs. w. M. Case and children ar
visiting at Ludington.
j. NJ. Beckwith has been at Clevelan,
for an outing, the past few days
I Edwin Rohrabacher, of Hastings, is
guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. NJ
Rohrabdcher.
Ann Arbor Engine and the observa
tion car Crystal Lake have gone NORTH
\ for the summer.
Mrs. F. j. Roth, of Toledo, lost golt
watch last week. 1t was found by j
Havener, 206 North Cedar street
Fred Gerard, corner Nelson and
Frederick streets, is able to be out after
a long illness with pleuro- pneumonia.
"The vagabonds, played at McCurdy
Park casino, last week by Corunna peo
pie, netted 800 for the new Corunna
band.
Mrs. Mary Edwards, of Chagrin Falls,
O., is guest of her old time friends,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brooks, Adams
street.
Arthur Davis, small boy who ran
away from his home here, was discover.
ed last week at Vassar, and returned to
his home.
G. H. Bement, formerly publisher of
| the st. Charles Union, has. begun the
manufacture of hollow cement build
ing blocks in this city.
A picked team from Owosso will play
Chesaning at Corunna base ball park
two games the fourth Gale and Cola
mer will be the Owosso pitchers.
Homer Case and Miss Knapp, both of
Rochester, Mich, were married last
week Mr.. Case formerly worked in
the hardware store of Cyrus Reimer in
this city. Az
Rev. L. w. Spayd and son Otto, of
Shreve, o., have sailed for Capetown,
where Mr.. Spayd, formerly pastor of
the Christian church in this city, will
be missionary.
Shepherd Reds defeated the Owes
so Stars at Corunna, Friday, by a
score of IA toe Batteries for Shepherd,
Osborn and Matthews; for Owosso,
Graham and Fletcher.
Aguadores Command, No. GAG Spanish
War Veterans, was mustered in Friday
evening, by 1. N. Kenney, of Bay City,
with thirty charter members. The
Command will meet the last Friday in
each month.
Miss Flora, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
o. b. Estey, received honorable mention
Saturday in the Detroit Journals Junior
department for an essay on "A Shopping
Expedition. The subject was given
by the Journal.
Miss jeanette Smith, of Byron, form
erly of Owosso, graduated from the Mt
Pleasant Normal. last week, having
taken the Kindergarten course. Miss
Lucy Carson, of Owosso, finished in the
graded school course.
John King, insane for the past %
years, committed suicide Friday night
by jumping from third story window
at the Wayne County Asylum. King
has brother, Robert King, residing at
1929 George street in this city.
The county president of the w. c.
T. Z. invites all friends of temperance
to a grand rally and basket picnic at
McCurdy Park, Corunna, Saturday,
July 4th. Mrs A, S. Benjamin, state
president will be there and give the adj
dress for the day.
Everett Emerson, of Bay City, will
be tried today in Justice McCaughna's
court for obtaining money under false
pretenses He sold brass ring to
Frank Freeman, foreman of the Barber
Asphalt Co.'S. plant here, claiming it was
gold, and received 50 for it,
r. n. Parshall, Of the Owosso City
Mills is figuring on damming the river
at the Carson school house, generating
enough electricity to run his mills and
sell some power to other manufacturers
By damming the stream it will be
deepened considerably through this city.
The contract for the new stone and
brick school house at Elsie, has been let
to.J. J. Nordella, of Grand Rapids.
George NJ. Edwards, of Owosso, is the
architect. The building will be two
story and basement, and will cost
$4,000. The contract calls for its COM
pletion Nov. 10.
Frank w. Bush, who lives near Owes
so, recently disinterred the remains of a
distant relative, buried near Bath fifty
seven years ago, and placed them in a
grave at Rose cemetery. The skull
was found face down in the coffin, and
it is possible that the deceased, Mrs.
Lucy Culver Roberts, was buried alive.
The Owosso Sir Knights. who attend
ed the meeting of the Grand Command