The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-06-12

Joying an outlng az Linden. -
i W. d. whitehead, of Pontiac, sworl
| ing at Haggarts Drug store $50:
| About $3.50 was raised for behsvc
fences at the First M. E. church, Sun
day. 49, -
| Rural Carrier and Mrs. L. M. Wood
in welcomed daughter.to their home
Sunday. 80
Howard R. Daniels is home from Bill
lings, Mont where he has been teach
ing school.
| Whitney & Day, Owosso photograph
ers, were at Alma, Thursday, takng thu
picture of the State firemen's associa
ton
Thirty Bay City girls are wedding
beets on the John Y. Martin farm
They have male foreman and male
cook.
Mr.. A. Earle Jones and Miss Claribel
Gregory, both Of this city, were married
recently at Detroit. They will reside
there
James Farrell, State street, had one
of the fingers Of his left hand crushed
this morning by car oflumber at Estey
Factory B.
John Smith, drunk, who claims De-
troit as his home, was sentenced by
Justice Walsh Thursday, to 30 days in
Coruhna Jail.
Calvin Bentley and Earl Hall were at
Orchard Lake this week, attending the
graduating exercises of the Michigan
Military Academy.
John Judd, of Judd's Corners, and
Charles .Derham, of Corunna, each lost
a horse recently, the former by light
ming, the latter by disease.
The Salems Evangelical Lutheran
church ladies gave very profitable ice
cream social at the school house on Mil
waukee street, Wednesday.
Holland defeated the famous Column
bia Giants, Saturday, by score of to
1 in ten innings. Frank Smith, of
Owosso, pitched for Holland.
Charles Baker, West Main street. has
sold his place to j. Smith, of Owosso
township and has purchased the Isaac
Sopp place on Mulberry street.
Thomas Turubull, formerly of Owes
so, had his arm arm crushed recently
while coupling cars at Ann Arbor. The
injury is painful but not serious.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mcdowell have
returned from Durand and will reside
here. Mr.. Mcdowell has reopened his
blacksmith shop on West Main street.
The Monumental News, of Chicago,
will publish a cut of the Ellen May
Tower monument, soon, as it has asked
w. L. Parker for a photograph thereof.
Miss'Ellen Hanes, daughter of H. d.
Hanes, of this city, has completed her
school work in Ypsilanti and will teach
next year in the high school at Sanilac
Center.
DR.. T. B. Scott, health officer on
Monday fumigated the last house where
contagious disease had existed, and the
city is now in no danger from anything
more serious than humps
Owosso Lodge of Odd Fellows initiate
a class of candidates tonight. With
Star of Hope Rebekahs, they will attend
services at the Methodist
church, Corunna, Sunday.
A. M. Clapp left Sunday for his new
work at Akron, o. The newsboys under
his charge gave him pen knife and an
aluminium match safe, Saturday night,
as mementoes of their pleasant rela-
tons.
John Hyde, of Garland, wa found
on West Main street Saturday night,
driving over the red lanterns put up as
danger signals. He was jailed to sober
up, and left Sunday morning for Len
non, where he has work.
VhdI1c idCllSi, hNC yCdl OAu udtiS Hlcl
Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Bement, Michi
gan avenue, was lost for half an hour
night, having wandered from
lown town to the corner of Oliver and
Washington streets. She was restored
% her parents by l. HI. Keller.
Frederick and Nora Chant, of Sciota,
nave been placed in state care, the boy |
n the Coldwater school and the girl at |
Adrian. The children had been deserted |
oy their mother and neglected by their |
'ather, and lived in a state of wretch |
,dness and squalor.i
William s. Arnholt and Miss Edith |
King, both of Durand, were married |
in Owosso. They were mar
led once before at Battle Creek, but |
he lady's first husband, supposedly
lead, turned up and the marriage was
.nnulled. The man died year ago,
md Mr.. and Mrs. Arnholt are now re-
United
Elizabeth Chaffin. who graduated |
rom the Owosso High school in 1893,