The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-05-13

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F.C. Achard, Of Saginaw, was in the
city Monday. =,
Arthur Halstead is home from trip
to the south.
@. S. Williams was at Estey on bust
ness Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Miller have moved
here from Garland. ~
Owosso tent K. o. T. M. received a
three new members last evening.
q. W. Benton has recovered from an
illness of several weeks, and is back at
his barber shop. sfR ys4. atlsM
J.H. Brandel's boiler shop is turning
out twenty steel culverts to span creeks
in this vicinity.
The commencement exercises will be
held Wednesday evening, June 10, at
the Baptist church.
w s. Beebe has purchased the place
at Oil Corunna avenue OF his father, ).
A. Beebe, of Toledo.
Duvall, of Monroe, will not be with
the local baseball team as he is playing
with the Detroit Wheelmen team.
Miss Dorothea Bodamer, of Owosso,
was married Tuesday evening to John K.
Bradley, of Benton Harbor, at the latter
place.
A. F. Benson, formerly high school
principal here, has been reengaged by
the Minneapolis school board at salary
of $1,575.
A. G. Preston has purchased Charles
N. Races farm in Saginaw county.
Mr.. Race, who formerly lived here, will
move to Chesaning.
The second story of THE TIMES build
ing has been rented by Quackenbush
Post and w. R. G. and will be fitted up
at once for their use.
At the shoot of the Owosso Gun Club
last week b. B. Walton and John Rose
wear were tied for first place with Is
each out of a possible %.
The large new residence built by the
Sugar Co. on its farm near Fergus was
destroyed by fire early Sunday morning.
The loss will be quite heavy.
Cleve Lyon, arrested for non-support
of his wife and family, promised JUS
tice McCaughna to do better, and has
been released on suspended sentence.
Obadiah Eggleston, of Perry, pleaded
guilty in the U. s. District court at Bay
City, last week, to sending obscene mat
ter through the mails, and was fined
$3.50.
Two men in rubber suits spent parts
of several days last week wading
through the river. The men picked up
quantities of clans, which they search
ed for pearls.
Invitations are out for the marriage
of Miss Lima Ackron and Mr.. Loren
Barnes, Wednesday, May IS, at 1880 p.
M, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
o. Kelly, 1920 West Main street.
Until a contract is made for the
sprinkling of West Main street from
Brooks street to the bridge, George
Virgins will do the work under the
direction of the ways and means com
mittee of the council.
The funeral of Mrs Elizabeth Soules,
of Fairfield, was held Saturday at Bur
ton. Mrs. Soules had been in the
county house few weeks, and was
slightly insane. She leaves one son,
George, of Fairfield. Mrs Soules was
rs years old.
The case of the people VS.. Louis FRIES
for enabling his son Edward to escape
from an officer has been adjourned by
Justice Walsh until tomorrow. The boy
was under sentence to the reform school
and it is claimed, was spirited away.
Chas f. Southworth, formerly of this
city, is with company which is booked
for Owosso Thursday evening, May 20
The company will give four act drama
''To Die at Dawn" The press notices
speak very highly of the play in genera
and of Mr.. Southworth's part in particu
lar.
The case of the People VS.. Minnie AID
kins has been dismissed by Justice Nc
Caughna. The girl was arrested under
an old ordinance for being disorder,
person, but as the ordinance shows nc
date when it becomes effective prosecu
tions cannot be legally made under it
The council will be asked undoubtedly
to pass new ordinance.
; Mrs. Ida Languerwisch and Mis-
, Florence Webster of the Owoss
schools, Miss Lulu Kanagy, of Ionia
, and Miss Elizabeth Perrott who teache
at jackson, will spend several weeks a
Colorado Springs this summer. The
will occupy the home of Mrs. Ida Parkil
! Lyon. The latter will be in Europe.