The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-06-19

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Leon Miner is clerking for E. L.
Devereaux.
Mrs. r. N. Parshall is back from a
trip to Germany.
w. t. Stapleford is home from an ex-
tended trip west.
Miss Fannie Card of Christians store,
spent her vacation at Bancroft.
Mr.. Frank E. Evans and Miss Flor
ence Powers will be married next Sun
day.
H. P. Wallover and family will spend
the summer in the northern part of the
state.
Frank Collamer pitched at Durand
against Montrose, Friday, and won by a
score of 10 to 10.
Victor Welte has again joined Barlow
Bros. minstrel show after visit with
his parents here
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Marvin have re-
turned home to Lenox, after spending
their vacation here.
The Brewer store is being remodeled
and will become part of M. L. Stewart
& Cos. banking house.
Miss Daisy Cushing was in Fenton
last week and acted as bridesmaid at
the wedding of friend.
Edward Mcdonald an Owosso to wn-
ship farmer, paid Justice Walsh fine
last week for drunkenness.
At the First Baptist church Sunday
morning Miss Lyons solo was, Jesus
Only, by Augusta Rotoll
The o. l.. I. Band is raising money
for new $50 band-wagon, from which
they will give concerts on the streets
G. G. Carpenter, of Detroit, has pur-
chased George Cooks blacksmith shop
and also his residence at TIA Ada street.
Pearl Jones, teacher in the Benton
Harbor schools, is guest of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jones, West Main
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| Felix Teal, of Owosso, has been re-en-
gagged at an increase of salary as super
intendent for the Corunna Furniture
Company.
In the case of David Sawyer, of Ben
nington, VS.. the M. G. R. R.. John T.
McCurdy has entered his appearance for
defendant.
Judge S. F. Smith was in Howell;this
week. On Wednesday at Ann Arbor he
attended the thirtieth anniversary re-
union of his class.
The street car company, it is expected,
will authorize the city to put concrete
beneath the tracks, and the paving
middle will be satisfactorily settled.
Miss Mary E. Lyon, of this city, has
been rendered the position of instructor
of music in Corunna city schools. She
will attend to similar duties at Owosso
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Sidney McCreedy received $67.47
from the treasury department, this
week, the sum having been due him
since 1865 for civil war pay and cloth
ing allowance.
A Missouri red granite monument
will be erected over the grave of Fred
erick Marker, the boy recently killed by
Francis Teal Henry Marker ordered
| the stone of w. L. Parker.
The Dorcas Home was presented with
large flag on Monday Day-by
the members of Quackenbush Post and
Relief Corps. o. F. Webster made the
presentation speech.
Mr.. Fred Olmstead, of Port Huron,
formerly in the employ of the Owosso
City Mills, was married Sunday to Miss
Anna Van Dusen at the home of the
bride in this city. They will live at
Port Huron.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Dewey were in
Detroit on Monday. Mr.. Dewey took
to the district attorney what is to be
hoped may be the final papers for the
transfer of the site for the new post
Office building.
Miss Jane Sharp, of Linden, who be-
came insane recently at Durand, on her
way home from Spring Arbor Seminary
to Linden, has been confined in an asy
lum. She frequently visited Mrs. NJ
DE Voist in this city.
G. E. Van Camp and family who
have moved to Cleveland, were rendered
reception at the home of Rev. J. A.
Rowe, before their departure Friday
evening. Mrs. Van Camp received
some fine table linen as present.
Miss Margaret Teachout, of Ionia, a
teacher of experience has been engaged
for one of the eighth grades in the city
schools for next year. This completes
the corps with the exception of a
teacher for the commercial department.
Fred w. Green, of Ypsilanti, Inspec-
tor General of the Michigan National
Guard, will inspect Company II at the
Armory this evening. The public is in
vited. The company drilled Tuesday
and Thursday evenings in preparation.