The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-07-07

on the Ann Arbor between Toledo and
Frankfort.
Owosso beat Pontiac at base ball,
Tuesday morning, at Dewey park, by
score of to z. Rain prevented an af-
ternoon game.
Mrs. Orena Clapp and Miss Frances
Clapp have gone to Newcastle, Pa, to
visit A. NJ Clapp. They will enjoy)a
lake trip before returning
William Conroy and Thomas Nc
Donald have been promoted to be
passenger conductors on the Ann Arbor,
and will run on the north end.
William Mcknight, who has been
working at Mt. Pleasant, has returned
home to this city He goes to Chicago
soon to work as window trimmer.
Eugene May and Earl Johnson, of
THE TIMES Office spent Wednesday
afternoon fishing at Valley Mills. Mr..
May caught a pickerel weighing IA
pounds (?)
G. T. Reynolds, Capt. A. j. Van
Epps, Don Hoyt, and Misses Sara Whit
more and Name Hoyt. of Owosso, and
Lucy Harrington, of Ypsilanti, are
camping at Linden.
F. J. Storrer will close his branch
clothing store at Ovid, July Is. On
Sept. 1, L. T. Storrer, who has been
conducting the store for several years
for his brother, will open business Of
his own.
DR.. J. S. Blair, who has been visiting
old friends here, has returned to Battle
Creek, his wife and daughter remain
ing for longer visit. DR.. Blair and
family will move to st. Petersburg,
Fla, in September.
The tent of the Gospel Workers on
West Stewart street, was let down by
unknown persons, late Friday night, as
mark of disapproyal at the remarks
made concerning Owosso people by B.
Nj. Case, one of the speakers.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Haskell and
daughter, Miss Veronica, of Owosso
Mrs F. E. Austin, of Milwaukee, Reg
lister and Mrs. J. D. Royce, of Corunna;
and W. d. Royce and family, of Ann
Arbor, are camping at Whitmore Lake.
Officer Hodges was suspended Tues
day by Mayor Parkill, Chief Cady
accusing him of being absent from his
beat Monday night without leave. The
police committee of the council investi-
gated Wednesday and exonerated Mr..
Hodges
The postmasters and rural carriers of
the county will meet in the Y. M. G. A..
rooms for conference with Col. Pond
on Saturday afternoon. At o'clock
they will go to the G. A. R. hall where
the ladies of the Relief Corps will serve
supper for them.
Capt. w. M. Case and Lieuts. F. E.
VanDyne and George NJ. Hunt have
passed their examinations before the
state military board, and will soon re
ceive their new commissions. Lieut.
Hunt has also been chosen assistant in
spector of small arms practice to sue
coed Capt. Case, promoted.
Mrs w. d. Howard, of this city, died
Wednesday at Cadillac of heart failure
aged about go years. With her hus
band, who is engineer at the Ann Ar
Dor shops, she went to Cadillac to visit
The remains were brought to the home
of Mrs. Towards daughter, Mrs. Lloyt
Webb, where funeral services were
held.
Mrs. Dennis Sullivan died Tuesday
evening at her home in Shiawassee
township, aged "a years She leaves {
husband and six children. Funera
services were held this morning from
st. Pauls Catholic church, and tn,
body was placed temporarily in the
vault at Oak Hill.
Mrs. Helen Zimmerman is entertain
ing her brother, Russell Young, o.
Michigan City, Ind, who is rs year,
old and had not been here for II years
until his arrival late Saturday night
Despite many changes since his las
visit Mr.. Young found his way to Mrs
Zimmermans home almost without as
sistance His sister had not heard from
him in years, and supposed him dead.
The Detroit Trust Co., as trustee il
bankruptcy of the M. L. Stewart 6
Co. bank sold at public auction Monda.
$4,000 Shiawassee per cent cour
house bonds, and single 81, 900 bond O.
Union School district of Owosso. Thes,
securities were bid in by the Michigan
Savings bank for SIS, 200. This will ait
the trust company as trustee IN paying
the 90 per cent dividend to the deposi
tors.
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