The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-06-10
LOCAL NEWS.

LOCAL NEWS.
Eugene Youngs is home from stay
in the south.
Chas Allen, of Chicago, is spending
the week here.
w. D. Fitzpatrick was in Lansing and
Clinton county yesterday on business.
Mrs. o. B. Preston is entertaining
her sister, Mrs. Essie Como, of Peshtigo,
Wis.
Clarence Geek mangled finger at
the Owosso Manufacturing Co s plant
on Monday.
Fred Berner, of this city, is building
a basement barn 36x72 on his farm in
Rush township.
The Owosso professionals defeated
Selling and May, of Detroit, Friday by
score of IA to 2.
Owosso Lodge No. 753, B. P. o. Elks,
initiated DR.. j. j. Howard, of Byron,
Tuesday evening.
Miss Jessie Lance, of the Owosso Bust
ness College, is stenographer for the
Ford Motor Co., Detroit.
Mrs Fred Ludlum and children left
Monday for an extended trip to Dayton,
cincinnati and Xenia, Ohio.
Isiah James was sentenced to 20 days
in the county Jail on Wednesday by
Justice Walsh for drunkenness.
The o. L. 1. Band of "a pieces will give
a concert tonight in front of d. M.
Christians store on Main street.
Hugh Sargent, of the Western Union,
is relief operator for the Michigan Cen
trail and is at Alger temporarily.
G. R. Lyon goes to Salida, Col, next
week to attend the annual election of the
Mt. Shavano Mining & Milling Co.
Married, in Saginaw, Charles Peters
and Miss Bertha Appleman. Both were
former residents of Rush township.
Principal L. A. McDiarmid was pre-
sented with leather rocker on Monday
by the senior class of the High school.
Andrew Geek has finished the con-
struction of 30 foot cement bridge
over Essig gully in New Haven town
ship.
Harry r. Cole has rented fifteen tents
for the Free Methodist camp meeting to
be held at Chesaning fair grounds June
1926.
Miss Nellie Goss resumed her position
in the city schools Wednesday, after a
two weeks absence because of frac-
tured arm.
1t is expected local chapter Of the
high school fraternity Kappa Phi Delta
will be organized here before the close
of the present school year.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sturn have ar
rived from Escanaba. Mr.. Sturn will
work at Stephan's cigar factory and
play clarinet in the o. l.. /. Band.
Miss Nellie Chittenden, piano teacher
of the Metropolitan College of Music,
New York City, will teach the musical
classes of her cousin, Miss Ivah Peter
son, during the summer. Miss Chitten-
den will arrive about June 10.
Henry d. Shaddeau, of Owosso, form
erly of Co. G Thirty Third Michigan In
fantry, and more recently with the
ninth u. s. Infantry in China. was
wounded recently at Lake Ligu-
asau p. l. in fight with insurgents.
He is now in the 18th Infantry.
A After listening to an able sermon by
Rev. Thos. fowler on Sunday morning
at the Congregational church the mem.
bers of the Modern Woodmen and Royal
Neighbors decorated the graves OF de.
ceased members in Oakhill cemetery. 3 "A
vote of thanks was rendered RevssTow
Ter for his address.
The Owosso professional team defeat
ed Sheppard Monday and Tuesday by
lscores of II to and Ia to 0. Shotwel
and Matthews, the battery, and THIRD
baseman, Herman Smith, all of this city
starred for Sheppard in the first game
and the first two mentioned also played
good ball in Tuesdays game.