The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-06-03

III thC Sitys
L. L. Ostrander, of Saginaw, has been
in the city this week.
Roger Gorton. of Bancroft, has join
ed the LEGAL base ball team.
George w. Benton has sold his barber
business here to Hiram Findley.
Mrs. Minnie Wells and daughter
Miss Pansy, have moved to Owosso
from Perry. ~
Mrs Pearl Hawkins, of Prescott, Ariz.,
is the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
s. r. Hawkins.
The Owosso City Mills team defeated
the Chicago Union Giants Friday, by a
score of IL TOT.
Floyd Bowles, of Owosso township, is
a member of the Jefferson Guards at
the Worlds Fair
Eugene Wesener and Don Hannaford,
of Saginaw, visited at Mrs Bertha Wese-
ner's the first of the week.
William Rutledge, of Owosso, is work
ing in the Office of the Philippine COM
mission at the st. Louis fair.
Duard Hitler, who is running cigar
store at Benridji, Mimi, has been
spending several days with his parents
here.
For defeating Ovid High School Sat-
urday, Owosso High School base ball
team received fine bat bag from John
J.. Ash.
Miss Mabel Mack, music teacher at
the M. A. c., has been retained for an
other year at an increase of 800 in her
salary.
Rev. Thos. fowler will fill the pulpit
of the Congregational church at Ovid
part of the time during the absence of
Rev. Fryer.
Mrs Robert Hershey was given sur
prise on Wednesday afternoon at the
home of her mother, Mrs. George w.
WILDER, and presented with silver and
china.
Charles Essig, who graduates as a
mechanical engineer next month from
Purdue, is the guest of his mother here.
He will go to work in Chicago after
graduation.
At the annual field day meeting of
the Owosso High School for the Allison
trophy cup, the results were as follows:
05 80 points; '04, 1Opoints; 'O7, points
'06, points.
B. III. Peters, who resides in Fairfield
township, recently purchased two
Scotch Shorthorn COWS at an auction sale
in Chicago. The animals are said to be
choice specimens of the breed.
Simon Vedder was given ten dollars
and three handsome books by the Mich
igan w. G. T. U. for his hard work dur.
ing the late convention here. Mr.. We'd
der is janitor of the First M. E. church.
Owosso Camp No. zoos, M. w. A..
and Forest Home Camp No. 70, r. N.
A., will attend Woodmen memorial day
services at the Congregational church
Sunday morning, June 9Th. Every
neighbor of each camp should plan to
attend.
Grand Rapids was chosen last week
by the w, G. T. u state convention as
the place for holding the next state
gathering. Resolutions were adopted
against Sunday base ball and amuse
ments, and the comic supplement Of
Sunday papers.
DR.. Egerton T. Wilson, U. s. army
surgeon, and family, are now at Manila
Pr. 1t is presumed they are on thei,
way home, as DR.. Wilson's station was
on the island of Cebu, far south, and his
two years term as contract surgeon has
been completed.
On Wednesday evening Supt. ant
Mrs. J. w. Simmons entertained the
grade teachers of the Central school; CT
Thursday evening they entertained the
High school teachers and graduating
class. The annual reception of the
Juniors to the Seniors occurs this even
ing at the Central building.
The war department has responded
favorably to the request of the Mich
gan military authorities for the attend
ance of regular troops at the state CAM
at Ludington in August. Four com
panies of the First infantry will be sen
to the camp, two from Fort Wayne anc
two from Fort Brady.
Ray Kline and Miss Abigail, daughte
of Mrs. Hattie Young, 111S Nortl
Washington street, were married We'd
nesday evening by Rev. j. p. Warner
They will reside at 3O7 N. Lansing
street. The groom is employed at Este,
factory B and both are members of tn,
First M. e. church. The young people
have many friends who wish them al
happiness.
The GAINESVILLE wis Daily Gazett,
issued Beet Sugar Special" on Ma,
31st. Several cuts were used shown,
the progress of the factory. A goo.