The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-06-24

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l.. Devereaux.
Mrs. e. A. Garrison is spending a
week in Detroit.
Frank and Nellie Conner are visiting
at Elmira, N. Y.
George Gray is assisting at Charles
Holnians cigar store.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. AFFORD have moved
to 110S West Main street.
Misses Alvaretta Derham and Estella
Smith have gone to st. Louis, Mo.
l.. p. Clapp has been spending a few
days in GAINESVILLE, Wis, and Chicago.
There was barn raising Friday, at
Henry Pardonette's, Caledonia town
ship.
Vitale Domino, of Detroit, has pur-
chased Spaniola's fruit business ON
Main street.
Misses Bernice Keller and Anna
Dudley have gone to the 500, making
the trip by lake.
On Saturday the city hospital was
closed and there is not single case of
contagious disease in the city.
Paul Siess and j. E. Graham will
soon open cigar factory here under
the name of the Havana Cigar Co.
Mr.. and Mrs S. Noonon and Mrs.
Sarah Mclaughlin have gone to Sans
ford, N. d., for two months stay.
Mrs. Frank Learned, of Detroit, who
has been quite sick at the home of Mrs
II. W. Holman, is slowly recovering.
Willis Riddle lost the thumb and lit
tie finger of his left hand Saturday on
saw at the Woodland furniture factory.
Allie Thompson, Roy Lewis and Will
man Miner have been discharged from
Company H because of business engage
ments.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Conklin are home
from Kirksville, No., where the former
has been studying osteopathy for eight
months.
Emil Bellenbaum and Edward TIM
mer recently killed German carp in
the river near Main street. The fish
weighed 141 pounds
A vacant house on South Chapman ST.,
near Stewart, was destroyed by an in
cendiary fire Tuesday at midnight. 1t
belonged to Frank Weidman,
William Beresford Jr., who has
about dozen flying squirrels, which he
captured or raised, will present several
of them to McCurdy Park Zoo.
Principal Warren McDiarmid, of the
Bryant school, was presented last week
with several articles of silverware by
pupils and teachers of the Bryant.
Prof. and Mrs. B. S. Hopkins and
daughter and Mrs. Hopkins other,
Mrs Childs, arrived last week to spend
several weeks with Mrs. Clara Hopkins.
Mrs. Sarah Wiley, of Owosso, was
elected alternate delegate at large to
the national convention of the w. R. G.
by the state corps at Battle Creek, last
week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Welte, who died this
week at Lansing, aged a. years of can
Ger of the stomach, was the mother of
George Welte. and formerly resided in
Owosso.
Miss Lou Satterlee, who has been
teaching in Jackson has decided to
give up school work and devote her
time to life insurance. Miss Satterlee
formerly taught here.
Because the club owners were losing
money steadily upon the team, the
Owosso City Mills baseball club has
been disbanded and the players have
scattered to other towns.
The New Haven baseball team de-
feated the Henderson team Saturday by
a score of II to 10. Batteries, New
Haven, Reyes, Totems and Hopson;
Henderson, Skinner and Convis.
Perry, the former Owosso player,
pitched for Shepherd against Elsie base
ball team Tuesday, and won II to s.
Bell pitched for Durand the same day
against Swartz Creek, and won, Z to 1
F. T. Pine and A. l.. Rankin, the
men arrested on suspicion of being
crooks and jailed until after circus day,
were freed Friday and claim they will
sue the city for $4,000 damages for
false imprisonment.
A sewer will be built west on Main
street from the M. G. r. r. to Comstock
Creek, thence north TO the river. The
city will stand 90 per cent of the cost of
the West Main street branch and 10
per cent of the balance.
l.. d. Haggerty is in receipt of letter
from his son, @. ID. Haggerty, American
Press correspondent at Toxic. The let
ter was written from Shan Hal Kwan,
China, May ID. Some Interestingly pho
tographs of Chinese scenes and people
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