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

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last week, to secure sugar beet weeders.
Born, Saturday, to Mr.. and Mrs. w.
N. Van Sickle, North Hickory street, a
son.
The Ann Arbor monthly pay checks
are now payable at the Owosso Savings
Bank.
| Andrew Green, of Owosso, has been
appointed captain of the Midland base
ball team.
| Post Office Inspector E. Parsell, of
Flint, was in the city on official bust
ness Monday.
A son was born on Sunday night to
Mr. and Mrs. William Ziesse, Hamlin
street, Owosso.
Miss Ethel Mehlenbacher, Salamanca,
N. Y, is the guest of her uncle, Conrad
Mehlenbacher.
Mrs. John A. Weston and daughter,
of Lansing, were guests of Owosso
friends Sunday.
F. J. Twogood has completed an out
fit of barber shop furniture for George
Herrick, of Durand.
J. j. Ash will soon moye his family to
Lapeer, where he will engage in the
bicycle repair business.
| j. II. Copas, ST., is home from
Chicago, where he purchased 300 hogs
for the Copas Packing house.
W. L. Harter left yesterday for
Niagara Falls to attend five days
conference of Y. M. G. A. workers.
| Ann Arbor Roadmaster j. OLaugh-
lin will move his family here to the
corner of Saginaw and Mason streets.
F. B. Holman is preparing to erect a
fine dwelling house on the old A.
Robertson farm in Caledonia township.
Rev. J. Alexander Clyde, r. B.
Warren, A. J. Stevens and John A. F.
Evans were fishing part of the week at
Linden.
Rev. Theodore Hahn, of Salem
church, preached the second in a series
Of sermons on conversion, last Sunday
evening.
Miss Bess NJ BIackmar and Miss
Addie Grove, formerly of Owosso, are
members of the Saginaw May Festival
chorus.
Company II has secured target on
J the A. Truax farm east of Henderson,
and will practice each week from now
until camp.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Jacobs, of
Schenectady, N. Y, welcomed a son to
their home on May 10. Mr.. Jacobs
formerly resided here.
Howell high school defeated Owosso
high school Saturday at base ball in
this city, by score of 5 to 4. Gadola
and Smith were Owosso's battery.
Dennis Harding, who was injured
when the Ann Arbor derrick broke and
fell at Lake George last winter, has
been taken to his old home in Indiana.
Herbert Bailey of Burton, now holds
the record for the biggest load of cream
ever brought to the Dudley factory.
He hauled $500 pounds from Burton
Monday.
Burt Grove, of Owosso, has entered
the Chicago night law school, and will
finish his junior year this summer. He
has joined the Phi Alpha Delta, law
fraternity.
Charles Hurst is working nights at
the Ann Arbor freight house. Charles
Stoddard succeeds him, working days,
and Richard Doane succeeds the latter
as baggageman.
The board of directors appointed by
the Stewart creditors Wednesday after
noon met Thursday afternoon. Mr..
Osburn was elected president, and
Mayor Parkill secretary.
Shiawassee county postmasters are
represented at the national meeting OF
postmasters of the second and third
classes at Washington this week by @.
H. Stevens, of Perry, and Fl. w.
Parker, of Bancroft.
The 31st annual meeting of the Mich.
igan Pioneer and Historical Society
will be held in the senate chamber,
Lansing, June and 8. The program
is one of unusual interest. This county
should be well represented at the gath.
ering.
Miss Name Lewis, who is to be
married soon TO w. l.. Frisbie, was
given linen shower by Osburn g. Sons
lady clerks, Tuesday evening and pre-
scented with pair of embroidered liner
pillow cases.
: Mr.. and Mrs. o. III. Carrier, of Viii
liamston, w. Va, called on old friends
! here this week. Mr. Carrier was form
, erly Ann Arbor agent here, and is nov
| engaged in railroad Y. NJ. G. A. work
J He will attend conference of secre
taries at Niagara Falls.