The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-06-23

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Mrs. Frank Manning is sick at the
home of friends in Fenton.
Miss Addie Reyes, of Kinne's insur-
ance Office, is visiting at her home in
Lexington.
Miss Myrtle Richardson is in Howell
assisting in the Office of the Pacific Elk
press Co.
The salary of Phil Shepard, railway
mail clerk, has been increased from
5000 to $1,000.
Mr.. and Mrs E. J. Doerr and Geo.
Hilberg, of Pontiac, visited relatives in
the city Sunday.
Eugene. V. Debs, the Chicago labor
leader, spoke to good sized audience
Monday evening at the opera house.
George Devereaux has purchased for
the Owosso Brewing Co. fine team of
horses from A. J. Placeway, of Perry.
d. F. Stratton has returned to his
home at Bowling Green, Ohio, after a
visit at the home of his son, B. s. STRAIT
ton.
Wesley Davis is manager for the
Postal Telegraph Co. at Albion. Rob-
ert Ransom succeeds him as manager
here.
This city has a larger percentage of
cement walks to the total sidewalk
mileage than any other place in the
State.
The Oliver-Second street sewer
promises to keep the attendance at the
council meetings good for several weeks
to come.
Harry Turner Newcomb. of Washing
ton, D. c., spent Sunday with his
grandfather, Hon. Josiah Turner, in
this city.
Smith Rogers, of Lennon, Postmaster
Teller, of Henderson, and H. E. Wod.
bury, of Woodruff, did business in the
city yesterday.
With two or three weeks of good
weather now the farmers of Shiawassee
county will put away bumper" crop
of first class hay.
The board of supervisors will hold a
special meeting on June 2Sth to con-
slider the new drain law and such other
business as may properly come before it.
Fifteen members of Miss Lena Greg
ory's piano class, assisted by Miss Vera
Haskell, violinist, and Carroll Palmer,
baritone, gave a recital at the, First M.
E church Wednesday night
Mueller Bros. Brewing Co.'S new de.
livery team ran away, Thursday morn,
ing, going north on Water and Wash
ington streets to the city limits. Emil
Bellenbaum stayed in the wagon and
managed to hold the team in the street.
List of advertised letters in the Owes
so post Office for the week ending June
IT, Blanche Cress, Miss Martha Girtz,
D. J. Hitler, Arthur Houghten, G. w.
Hunt, Miss Maude Kerren, William
Morris, Johan Murn, Mrs. F. Opdyke
Miss Lille Parr, Floyd D. Scott, j. w.
Thick, Lafette Trumble Jr., Woodbu1
Van Nestran, Miss Anna White
Michael Wood.
| Owosso Tent No. SO K. o. T. M. Il
probably the most fortunate of all the
depositors in the Stewart bank. Thu
officers of the tent were bonded in the
National Surety Co., the bond also pro
tecting the tent against loss if the funds
were deposited in any bank by vote o.
the tent. Record Keeper G. A. Holmes
received draft Wednesday for the full
amount on deposit at the time the banl
closed its doors.
Col. G. V. r. Pond had two day
respite from his work in laying on
rural routes this week and attended tn,
G.. A. R. State encampment at Travers
City. Today he is driving in Burn
township and by the end of next week h
will be practically through with tn
inspection work and will then devot
his time to completing his map ant
making the description of the variou
routes.
, Mr.. William Lewis, an employee o
the Owosso casket factory, and Mis-
Jennie Roseboom, of the City Steam
Laundry, were married by Rev. G, q
Hanks, Wednesday evening, at tn
brides home, 118 North Elm street
They were attended by Edward Car
: and Miss Emma Frischke, while littl
Bessie Corey was ring bearer. Mrs
Kate Russell, assisted by Gladys Jen
nings, Corinne Trip and Irene Clar
served two course luncheon.
, Allie Thompson and Miss Jessie Va
Hoten were married Wednesday after
, noon at $3.50 o'clock at the home Of tn
; brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Val
Hoten, Fraser avenue. Forty guest
were present, and Rev. j. A. Rowe pei
. formed the ceremony. Mr.. Thompso
. is casket factory employee, and tn