The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-05-01

Charles Lawrence has gone to Marion
for visit
Allie Rourke is driving one of the
Owosso Casket Company's teams
Mrs. Josephine NJ. Gould is in Howell
today to meet with the Woman's Club
The Baptist supper, to have been held
at the church Saturday night, has been
postponed one week.
ialles E. Valentine, formerly of this
city, has been engaged as principal of
the Brighton school for the coming
year.
Mrs. Southern has left for Niagara
Falls on her way home to London, Eng.
She has been visiting Her cousin. Mrs.
Samuel Sweat.
Mrs. o. T. Graham, Stewart street.
was surprised on Tuesday evening by a
number of Odd Fellows and Rebekahs.
A pleasant time was enjoyed.
Special Agent s. B. Daboll was at
New Lothrop, Wednesday, inspecting a
proposed rural route from that Office to
run north into Saginaw Co.
The contract signed by the Barber
Asphalt Company for paving west Main
and South Washington streets states
that the work is to begin today.
E. E. Bentley has gone to Yuma, G.
S. Allison, to Sherman, w. S. Hunt to
the Slagle, and B. S. Gaylord to the
Little Manistee, each intent on trout
fishing.
Rev. c. H Hanks, Alonzo Crane and
L E. Gould attended the meeting of
the Genesee Association of Congrega-
tional churches at Victor, Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Harold Comstock, of Denver, and his
sister, Mrs. HI T. Newcombe, of Phila-
delphia, have been summoned to Owos-
so by the grave illness of their mother,
Mrs. John Comstock,
Secretary G. H. White, of the Vigor-
o Company, has been notified that he is
the grand father of nine pound boy,
born to Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. White, of
Battle Creek, Tuesday.
A roster for the Knights Pythias has
been printed at THE TIMES office this
week. 1t contains complete list of
the membership of both the lodge and
Uniform Rank, list of officers, and much
information of value to the Knights.
The Owosso High School team will
play at Lansing Saturday. The proba-
BILE make up of the team is as follows:
Matthews, catcher; Shafer, pitcher;
Murray, Hammer, Youngs and Parker,
infeld; Moreland, Northway and Ma
haney, outfield.
By her attorneys, Watson e. Chap
man, of this city, Mrs. Eusebia Downey,
of Corunna, has begun suit for divorce
against her husband, William Downey,
alleging cruelty and non-support. Mr..
and Mrs. Downey have been married
two years. Each is over sixty years of
age.
Colfax Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
celebrated the anniversary of Odd Eel
lowship Wednesday evening at their
hall. A new piano was used for the
first time in several selections. Re-
marks were made by j. G. Walton, of
Owosso, and A. L Chandler, of Corun-
ma. A banquet was served.
Company F, Third Infantry, M. N. G.,
of Saginaw, w. S., has offered a gold
medal to be competed for by teams of
five men, each, from Saginaw, w. S.,
Saginaw, E. S., Owosso, and Bay City
Companies, these four comprising the
Third Battalion, Third Infantry Four
shoots will be held, one in each of the
Armories of the above-named com
panies, one each week in June. The
fifth and decisive shoot will be super
intended by Major George B. McCaugh-
ma, commanding the battalion. The
distance each time will be fifty feet, the
! weapons Krag- Jorgensens.