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

Otto sanftleben has.gone to Potter
vile to work.
George Byam. of Chesaning, is cool
at the New National.
George E. yanCamp moves his famil,
to Cleveland tomorrow.
MIS- Clarence Somers has. gone e
North Dakota. to join her husband.
George, son of Officer F. w. Smith. /,
messenger for M. T. Stewart & Co.
Roscoe Wood, of Ithaca, is working
for the Owosso Carriage Company.
Court has adjourned until June 90. as
Judge Smith is holding court at Ionia.
Rev. F. A. Stephens is home from
Jacksonville, Fla, and will remain in
this city.
Ray Reynolds, formerly of the Davis
Dry Goods Co. is chef in Manistee
restaurant,
Mail Carrier and Mrs. William Egg
gleston have been spending several DAYS
at Muskegon.
Erven and Andrew Geek have begun
wedding their sixty acres of sugar beets
east of the city.
G. A Fox has had large sign paint
ed on the side of his store. 1t contains
life like picture of fox.
Mrs. E. M. Spring, of Chicago, will
spend the summer in this city, the
guest of her brother, Alfred Drown.
A ten pound daughter was born Fri
day to Mr.. and Mrs. John Deederly,
corner Harrison and Prindle streets.
Otto F. Helm and Louis Mueller were
in Manistee this week, attending the
meeting of the State Arbeiter Society.
p. D. White has gone to Beloit. Wis,
to visit his daughter, Mrs F. E. Con-
verse. Mrs. White is already there.
Fred E. Burt has purchased house
at 221 Stewart street, of Mrs. Davies
Ensign Thomas d. Harris, of the
Princeton, now. at the Philippines, has
been ordered home on waiting orders
Mrs. Ward Stephenson and Mrs. Ed
ward Brown entertained at the formers
home, 726 Albert street, Friday even
ing.
Victor Welte, cornetist with Barlow's
ministries, is hcme for ten days vaca-
ton. He joins the troupe again in In
diana.
G. H. Bement, former editor of the
st. Charles Union, has moved his family
to Owosso. They reside on Michigan
Avenue.
Whitney & Day have purchased
stereoptican, and throw pictures upon a
screen on East Main street, every Satur-
day night.
The local veterans of '9S will meet at
the parlors of the Armory, this evening
to organize camp of the Spanish-war
veterans.
At the M. /. A. A. meet at Albion,
last week Charles Blanchard, of Owosso,
entered for M. A. G. and took second in
the pole-vault.
The stairway in Thome q Frisbie's
store which leads to the second floor has
been removed, giving more shelf and
counter room.
Ray Weiteze, who has been in De-
troit, and Robert MacKellar, of Cleve-
land, who formerly worked for w. L.
Parker, are again in his employ
Rev. j. p. Warner will preach the
Woodmen Memorial Day sermon, Sun
day, June 21st, for Owosso Camp
and Forest Home Camp R. N. of A, 4
The Foresters will attend services at
the Baptist church on their memorial
day, Sunday, June 21st, and listen to
sermon by the pastor, Rev. J. Alexan-
der Clyde.
Primary reform has been killed by
the state senate. Senator A. b. Cook, OF
Owosso. used his best efforts towards
securing the passage of primary re-
form bill.
hul. q. w. Detwiler was rendered
a az = .SsSSks recently by the w. G. I.
y, Yo'e " .,,a - nd he took in securing the
- ioi '"o anti-slot machine or
dinance. 80
r..a,ov o&West Haven, will be
oiia7 FORE Justice McCaughna,
a 1a 81 -, ! cbargSof stealing binder
cover Of George Warner OF 'ne same
township.
owin ~ y stone for the new Masonic
Ind, inc emma will not be received
temple az 49, 49, w. L. Parker Of owos-
So has has the contract Tor l0r'''N
stone.