The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-05-26
LOCAL NEWS.

Miss Alma Krogman is visiting in
Saginaw.
Geo. M. Dewey was in Detroit on
business Wednesday.
William Norton will move his
family here from Durand.
Mrs. Albert Renker entertained the
Ideal Club Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs p. H. Black, of Detroit,
were in the city the first of the week.
Misses Nina and Ethel WEIGH were
given surprise party Friday evening.
Miss Antonio Freeman will teach
languages in the Dowagiac schools next
year.
Dennis Signs has moved his family to
Ovid. He will build cement sidewalks
there.
Elmer Howe has succeeded E. E.
Henderson as financial secretary of the
l. o. f.
A son was born last week to Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Schaar, South Chapman
street.
The National Leather Tire Co., now
has five men at work on tires at the
Dudley cold storage plant.
The annual meeting of the Ann
Arbor Employees Relief Association will
be held at Durand, June 5.
Charles Hanes, of Owosso, is now
employed by the American Chewing
Gum Co., at Grand Rapids.
The Owosso Junior band will give a
concert on Friday evening in the band
stand on West Main street.
E. J. Haff, of the Owosso Business
College, is book keeper for the Great
Lakes Engine Co., at Detroit.
Hon. Webster Davis will address the
young mems bible class of the Congre.
gational Sunday school next Sunday.
Gov. Fred M. Warner called on
Owosso friends, Friday, between trains.
He was on his way home from Alma.
DR.. A. M. Hume, Geo. T. Campbell
and G. E. Rigley have been in Detroit
this week attending the Masonic grand
lodge.
George Post, South Cedar street is
very low with consumption at the
home of relatives near Durand. He is
81 years old.
The Owosso Crescents were defeated
at Henderson Saturday by a score of S
to g. Betteries, Delamater and Convis
Watts and Newell.
J. O. Curwood, of Detroit, formerly
of Owosso, has an article on 'Tht
Woman Diver of The Great Lakes" in
the June Woman's Home Companion.
Mrs. L. B. Allison has gone to New
York, Washington and Boston for 6
stay of several weeks. She will visit
Mr. and Mrs. w. D. Fitzpatrick while
in Washington.
Gideon Schesler, brought back from
Port Huron for stealing a horse Of
Andrew Goodwin, settled up Saturday
in Justice McCaughna's court and has
been discharged.
At the Owosso Gun Clubs shoot on
Friday, K. G. Shepardson, of La
Grange, Ind, made the high score as he
did on Thursday, winning considerable
money and fine repeating shot gun.
Duard Hitler has been taken to Bay
City for obtaining money under false
pretenses. 1t is claimed he drew 6
check against Bemidji, Mimi, bank
and had no money on deposit to meet
it.
The judge of the U. s. District court
at Bay City last week declared thai
/: Frank Pine had no case for damages
against the city of Owosso, but ha
given Pine Is days in which to file
brief.
Howard Shanafelt will leave tn,
first of the week to assume the position
; recently secured for him at the Mar
: quette prison by Rep. Ward as over
, seer, The position pays 500 a year il
addition to board and room.
In the game at Dewey Park Saturda,
morning between the Clipper club anC
the Dutchtown Indians, the former VOL
out by score of 90 to 7. The team
are both in the Y. M. G. A. JUNO
League, which is prospecting very we'll
A. D. Rouse, formerly of Owosso, i
acting as ticket agent at Ann Arbo
in the absence of N. V. .Boylan
who with his wife, is on ten day va
cation at Owosso and Rothb1ry. Mr.
Rouse spent Saturday at his home il
Owosso.'
Miss Nora Laveck died Saturda,
night at the home of her parents, MI
and Mrs. Michael Laveck, 315 Gilber
: street. She leaves six sisters and tw
, brothers to mourn her loss. The funers
was held Tuesday from ST. Paul
FCatholic church.