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

formerly Miss Maude Jackson, of Owes
so. is quite i'll in Saginaw hospital
| Albert Mcintosh, tramp printer, was
| jailed for 30 days, last week, for drunk
enness, Justice Walsh imposing SEN
tence.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Phippen, who have
been guests of their son, Dr. s. s. G.
Phippen, have returned home to Park
Hill, Ont.
Prof. E. T. Austin recently delivered
an address to the graduating class of
the Whiteside county, H.. ungraded
schools at Morrison.
Walter s. Waterman, of Adrian, a
temperance attorney, will speak Sunday
night at the First M. E. church on
Law Endorsements.
| Senator A. B. Cook attended the
alumni reunion at the Agricultural Col
lege, Wednesday, and was present for
the closing session of the senate yester-
day.
Postmaster George H. Pond, of Ann
1 Arbor, was in the city, Saturday, called
here by the sickness of his daughter,
Miss Bessie Mrs. Pond was here over
Sunday.
| Corunna has decided to bond for
| SO, 900 and purchase four lots and two
story brick block just south of its High
school. The store will be converted in
to school rooms.
Mr.. and Mrs. CLANCY Reynolds, of
Chicago, are visiting the formers pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. p B. Reynolds, of
Maple River. Mr.. Reynolds is Agri-
cultural editor of the Daily Droyers
Journal.
| Bert McEnery was fined $4S2O by
Justice Hawley at Laingsburg last
week. McEnery jumped SEQ board
bill at the Hotel Norton, Laingsburg.
He came to Laingsburg from his home
in Mt Clemens to start a grocery store,
but lost 800 playing poker.
Miss Mary Elizabeth King and Mr..
Paul Siess, both of this city, were mar
rird at st. PauIs Catholic church, Tues
/, day morning, Rev. P. J. Slane officiat-
| ing. They were attended by John
King, of Henderson, and Miss Catherine
E. Cronin, of Indianapolis. They are
at Toronto and Niagara Falls on their
wedding tour.
| David Blair, of Owosso, county agent
for juvenile offenders of Shiawassee
county, was in the city Saturday. He
was on his return from Adrian where he
took girl to the reform school. Mr..
Blair is one of the old reliable citizens
of Owosso and prominent member of
the G. A. R. He was formerly an
active member of the fire department Of
| Owosso. Ann Arbor Times.
James E. Agnew Jr left this morning
for Chicago, from where he contemp-
lates trip through the western states
for rest and recuperation of his health,
which has been failing for some time.
If the western climate agrees with him
| he may remove his family there later.
| There is probable no man in this COM
munity more thought of or who would
be more greatly missed than our super
visor if he should find it expedient to go
away. Henderson Evangel.
Miss Kanagy, the special teacher in
music will spend her time next year be-
tween Ionia and st. Johns. Supt. w. T.
Bishop has been able to make very
satisfactory arrangement with Miss
Kanagy, whereby she will give two
days instead of one to st. Johns next
year with but small advance in salary
over last year. The arrangement will
give the pupils in the High school some
instruction in music and will strengthen
the work in the grades.-St. Johns
News
The funeral services of Mrs Maria
Smith, North Water street, whodied
very suddenly on Thursday evening of
last week, were held Monday afternoon,
Rev. r O. Cooper officiating. Mrs.
Smith had not been feeling we'll for
some days but was about the house as
usual and was seen but few minutes
before she was found dead by her daugh-
ter, Miss Ella Smith on her return from
her work at Osburn & Sons store, by j.
NJ Terbush. Death was caused by
heart trouble. Mrs. Smith had lived in
Owosso for many years. Her age was
70 years.