The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-06-23
Miss Nettie Bowles is working in De-

Miss Nettie Bowles is working in De-
troit. i
Miss Ella O'Connor. of Lyon s. Ponds
is taking her vacation.
Harold Hume will clerk at Sprague's
drug store for the next five weeks.
James A. Mcintosh and William
Hookway will enter the q. of M. this
fall.
Mrs Sophia Lepior is sick with heart
trouble at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. John Meacham.
T. A. Mears, formerly of Owosso. will
again be principal of the south side
school, Durand. next year.
Mr.. and Mrs Clement Hobbs, Grand
Avenue, have been called to Jeddo by
the death of sister.
Supervisor w. A. Kent was stricken
with paralysis Sunday morning. His
right side is badly affected.
Company HIS target range on the
Truax farm near Henderson has been
placed under government control
F. B. Woods, who formerly ran
brokerage business here. is doing well
in a similar business at Minneapolis.
Mrs. J. R. Campbell, wife of Aid.
Campbell, and son, have gone to Port
land, Oregon, to spend three months.
Mr.. Lewis Heise and Miss May Yves
son, employees of the Owosso Manufac-
turing Co., went to Lansing Wednesday
to be married.
Mr.. Charles J. Thorne, of Owosso,
and Miss Nina Rogers will be married
on Wednesday, July 5, at the brides
home in Mt. Pleasant.
Martin WEIGH, formerly of Owosso,
has been promoted to state agent of the
Michigan Car Service Association, with
headquarters at Detroit.
Edward Collard, of New Haven, died
last week, aged SO years. He is the
father of several children, among them
being John Collard, of Owosso.
Miss Eva Miller was arrested this
week for keeping a disorderly house
and furnished bail to appear for exami-
nation in Justice McCaughna's court.
| George Charlton has purchased of E.
T. Shelton, of Detroit, the old M. Keyte
house on East Main street now occu-
pied by Ernest Hayward and parents.
An eight pound daughter was born
June II, to Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Roberts,
Of Guffey, Colo. Mrs. Roberts was for
merly Miss Myrtle Gregory, of Owosso.
The little son of Mrs. Alfred Wood
ard, who, with his mother is visiting
Mrs. L. E. Lyon, fell from his cart, Fri
day, and cut deep cash in his nose.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylveanus Adkins have
been bound over to the circuit court on
charge of running disorderly house,
and are out on bail, which they furn-
, ished in the sum of $500.
Twenty young ladies gave Miss Wini-
fred Cameron, of Atlanta, a party We'd
nesday afternoon at the home of her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Twitchell, East Main street.
Invitations are out for the marriage
; of Miss Helen Woodland to Mr. Samuel
A. Clapp, to take place Thursday, June
30, at 800 p. M, at the home of the
brides mother, Mrs. II. O. McGuineas.
Rey. Fred Kamm, veteran of Com.
panyG 33rd Michigan Infantry, and a
former resident of Owosso, is now pas.
tor of the South Baptist church, Bay
City, and has recently completed a new
$4,000 church home.
, Court Owosso No. $50, 1. o. F., and
Companion Court, 1. o. F., together
with many friends of both orders, as
sembled in Foresters' Hall over Murray
& Terbushs, Sunday afternoon fol
memorial services. There was good
music, and several addresses were made
= Revs. Hanks and Leonard were among
the speakers.
q The Odd Fellows of the city, escorted
4 by Canton No. 8, and headed by the
q Junior band marched to Oak Hill
Sunday, accompanied by the Rebekah.
in carriages. There the graves of de
L parted brothers were decorated. The
brothers had previously listened to {
4 special sermon which Rev. A. B
l. Leonard delivered at the First M
E. church.
Miss Gertrude, Is year old daughter
= of Sylvester Shaw, south of the city
was drugged Sunday night, and early
Monday morning was found uncon
!, scious on East Comstock street. Sh,
showed symptoms of severe strychnin,
poisoning, and it was several hours be
n fore she recovered. The young maj
: who is supposed to have administered
q the poison is known.