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

Mrs, Geo. Pardee visited friends al
Alma and st. Louis the first of the
week.
Beginning next Monday the Ann Ar
Dor evening train north will leave about
ZOO p. m. e 49, aetsta
A. E. Browridge will open black
smith shop at $50 West Exchange street
this week. a.snrigat
The fire department was called out on
Saturday evening by the catching fire
to some boards on Frieseke's brickyard.
A daughter was born Saturday
morning to Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Stat.
ford, of Detroit, formerly of Owosso.
H. X. White was in Detroit, Monday,
to attend meeting of the executive
committee of the State Baptist conven-
ton.
Rev. j. H. Coultard attended meet
ing of the Michigan Christian Mission
airy Convention held in Adrian this
week.
Michael P. Mcmahon was in Battle
Creek this week as delegate from Will
son Tent to the state meeting of the X.
o. T. M. M.
DR.. John Cardwell, of Grand Rapids,
spent Sunday in the city with his moth
er. He left Monday for New York City
to take post graduate work.
The o. L. 1. Band gave concert at
McCurdy Park, Sunday, and the street
cars were hardly able to accommodate the
crowds which went from Owosso.
Edward Russell, of Owosso. is serving
SO days in the Detroit work house. He
was sent up by Justice McCaughna for
the larceny of money from relative.
The Owosso City Mills team lost to
the Gilbrides, of Saginaw, Saturday, 6
to 5, but won Sunday, to II. Rabidon
pitched the first game, Perry the second.
Children's Day exercises will be held
at the Asbury M. E. church Sunday, at
seven o'clock p. IN. An excellent pro-
gram will be provided and everybody
welcome.
The Dorcas Home is in need of seed
potatoes. Any farmer who can donate
a few will kindly leave same at Dever-
eaux's store or Quayle's in Corunna,
and same will be called for.
The Owosso High School base ball
team was defeated on Saturday by Hol-
land High School, the score standing 5
to z. Errors and hits gave Portland
three runs and the game in the last inn
ing after two men were out.
Invitations are out for the marriage
of Miss Lola M. Goodwin to Mr.. Roy
Lewis, which will take place at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. N. Goodwin, S15 Shiawassee
street, Thursday evening, June 16.
1t is probable that First Sergeant
George Hunt and Bugler Benjamin
Angel will play with the Flint Mich
igan Infantry Band at camp next Aug
ust, as the band will be heavily re-
cruited from the company membership.
Following is the Y. M. c. A. base ball
squad which will soon begin practicing
at Dewey Park: L. B. Allison, Robert
Gale, Raymond Schafer, Leo'McKenzie,
John Hughes, Bert Matthews, Seth
Burnett, Roy Northway, Ralph Ma
haney, John Murray and VIM. Graham.
Because of ill health. Miss Ina b. Day
has resigned as teacher at the Central
school. Her place was filled by the
signing of contract by Miss Frances
Clapp, daughter of Mrs. Orena Clapp, of
this city. The young lady is a graduate
of the Owosso High school, and COM
pletes her term at the Ypsilanti Normal
this month
All members of Company G Thirty
Third Michigan Infantry and other
Spanish war veterans who served in
Cuba, will receive two months extra
pay, bonus for serving. The point
was settled recently when Col. Robert
J. Bates, commanding the Third In
fantry, M. N. G., received the two
months pay due him, thus establishing
precedent.
DR.. j. s. Blair, the only osteopath in
Shiawassee county, has sold his practice
to DIR. A. d. Glascock, of Marshall, and
leaves on June 10Th, with his family for
the west, where he will locate. He has
cities in Iowa, Missouri and Nebraska
in view. The doctor, who built up a
good practice here since coming to
Owosso in 1901. leaves on account of
Mrs. Blair's health, which has not been
good.
SO far throughout the state gang of
thieves has followed the Barnum &
Bailey show and in nearly every city
several crooks have been arrested for
burglary and pocket picking. Our citi-
zens should keep a close watch next