The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-06-05
LOCAL NEWS.

6SShL NEWos
Mrs. J. w. Thorn is visiting at Har-
Dor Point.
Charles Ridenour is stockcutter at the
new Woodland factory.
Mrs. Margaret Cute is home from a
long stay at Muskegon.
( The Woman's Club will meet tomor-
row with Mrs, A M. Bentley.
Mrs. G. J. Boyers, 30s East Main ST.,
is seriously ill of kidney trouble
J. H. BRANDED erected the smoke stack
for the Vigor- % factory last week.
E. G. Beebe, of this city, has been
granted pension of SAC per month.
George Hilberg Rambler bicycle was
stolen recently, and has not been recov-
cred.
Bert Gristock has accepted job on
the road with the Continental Tobacco
Company.
Fred II. Brown and Ward Sherwood,
of Owosso, are working for a Toledo
automobile factory.
Fred Menshardt is home from Harper
Hospital, Detroit, where he recently
underwent painful operation.
Miss Mamie King and Mr.. Paul Siess,
both of Owosso, will be married at st.
Paul's Catholic church the week of June
14th.
j. B. Gibbons of Owosso, who
graduates this month from the U. of
M. dental department, will locate at
Flushing.
Rev. FIR. Slattery, of Detroit, preach
ed Sunday morning at the Catholic
church. The occasion was Pentecost
Sunday:
Miss Margaret McCarty, who works
for I. G. Tannehill, has been transferred
to the Corunna store. Miss Vera ellis
takes her place.
The Fat Mans Bicycle club and
ladies dined at the Wildermuth, Friday,
and spent the evening with DR.. and
Mrs. A. M. Hume.
Alonzo Crane, of Dewey street, enter
tanned his father-in-law, William Noah,
of Sidney, this week. Mr.. Noah lost an
arm in the Civil war.
Miss Maize Byrnes, of Owosso, and
Mr.. Elmer Herbert, of Detroit, will be
married at st. Pauls Catholic church
on Wednesday, June II.
The board of health, which is soon to
make canvass of the city, desires that
all property and alleys be cleaned before
the annual inspection is made.
The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs will
attend the First Congregational church
next Sunday morning. Rev. Z. ID.
Hanks will preach special sermon.
Five bicycles were found on the
streets Saturday night by the officers
and taken to the city hall One wheel,
uncalled for has been at the hall three
weeks.
Twenty-seyen Italian women from
Bay City, are at Valley Mills, wedding
1925 acres of sugar beets for the
Merchants Beet Company. They live
in tents.
The teaching force OF st. fauls
Catholic school has been increased by
the addition of a fifth Dominican Sis
ter. There are 15Opupils in attendance
Rev. P. Warner spent last week in
the Timer Peninsula. DIR. John Sweet,
of Detroit. occupied the pulpit OF the
First M. E. church, morning and even
ing last Sunday.
Mrs. Robert Tawse, assisted by Mrs
Al. Nichols, Mrs J. G. johnson ano
Mrs G. E. Rowe entertained the Con
greeational Social Union Tuesday AFTER
noon at her home.
Cbildren's Day Exercises were heid al
the Baptist church Sunday afternoon
There was fine music and floral decora
tions. Miss Ferry added to the pleasure
of the occasion with several violin SOLOS
EE. Bentley and wife have gone &c
Albion. N. " to reside. They MADE
tSs trim from 0wosso to Detroit via
srtomobile, then by boat to Buffalo and
thence to Albion by automobile again
RIA Lord, clerk at the Owosso post
office. who, as delegate from the owosse
Association of Postal Clerks, ATTENDED
the state meeting at Battle Creek was
elected second vice president of the state
association.
Mrs. w. b Mack. of Boston is visit
mo her parents, Mr.. and Mrs james
focb. Mulberry street. Her husband II
at,York Cliffs on the coast OF !. Maine va ne,
filing his engagement as clarinet player
with the shannon orchestra.