The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-06-09
Local News.
Mrs. Zenas III. Ross is sick.


and Mrs. G. L. Tubbs.
William Scott, Dewey street, is i'll
with sciatic rhematism.
Mrs NJ. Gaylord entertained Tuesday
at an olden times party.
Rowland Evans is taking treatment
at the U. of M. hospital.
Charles Ketcham is building house
on North Hickory street.
William Horton has been employed
as American Express driver.
George Matthews is working as
blacksmith helper at the Ann Arbor
shops.
A daughter was born Wednesday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvah Taylor, johnson
street.
A. T. Phillips will build double flat
on the east side of Water street, just
south of Mason.
Roy Spies, of the Postal Telegraph
Co., lis the new messenger for the Owos-
so Savings Bank.
Fred Gerard had two fingers of his
right hand smashed at the Owosso
Mfg Co. s plant this week.
Mrs. D. A. Howe has been called here
from Ovid by the illness of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Jackson Fairman.
Miss Viola Bush, formerly of Owosso,
was married last week at North Yaki-
ma, WASH, to George Finn.
Fireman j. w. Vincent, of Owosso,
was somewhat injured, last week, in an
Ann Arbor wreck at Lakeland.
Miss Lena Dean, who has been sick
some weeks at her home here has gone
back to her school work at Lennon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert West are max
ing three weeks trip to Quebec, Port
land, Me-, Boston and Meriden, Conn.
Arthur Monroe and son Marvin will
travel this season with the Wixom
Street Carnival Company, of Bancroft.
Earle Rexford goes to Salem, O., soon
to work as advertising manager and
assistant reporter on the Daily Herald.
Miss Neva Place has signed a con-
tract to teach in the Traverse City
schools again next year. She is home
for the summer.
Supt. and Mrs. J. w. Simmons en-
tertained the graduating classes and the
the teachers of the high school, Friday
evening at their home.
William Ingersoll died Wednesday
evening in Detroit. He was brother
of the late Robert Ingersoll, of Owosso,
and visited here last week.
The Arbeiter verein held it's annual
meeting on Sunday, and enjoyed ban
quet. The Verein is prospecting and
now contains 100 members
Charles Townsend has received the
common councils permission to build a
sheet iron cigar stand just west of the
New National on Main street.
The Detroit Free Press printed a cut,
Thursday morning of w. d. Burke, one
of the prominent Elks attending the
state convention at Grand Rapids.
Wednesday nights Evening News in
connection with an account of Co. HIS
election at Owosso, printed group
picture of five local military officers.
The Foster Furniture e. Hardware
Co., of Mt. Pleasant, of which A. E.
Foster, of Owosso, is one of the owners,
burned Thursday with loss of $15, 900.
Fred Jones, who resides two miles
east of Bancroft, paid 1886 fine and
costs in Justice Walshs court, Monday
for stealing whip from the ten cent
barn.
Detective Joseph Smith, of Saginaw,
was in the city, Wednesday night, with
a party Of 90 strike breakers from
Grand Rapids, bound for the street rail-
way strike at Saginaw.
Major George B. McCaughna enter
tanned a party of military officers at
lunch, Thursday noon, for COL VIM.
A. Thielman, of Calumet, assistant in
spector general, M. N. G.
On Wednesday evening at ten o'clock,
Rev. G. II. Hanks united in marriage
Mr.. William Tucker and Mrs. Amanda
Kimball, performing the ceremony at
the home of Mrs. Fred Stanton, the
brides sister.
Howard r. Daniels, of this city, who
has been principal of high schools in
Montana, the past seven years, will be
united in marriage June IA, in Detroit.
to Miss Edith Gleason of that city. He
is visiting at present at his home here
DR.. G. G. Cramer, assisted by three
other physicians, performed an opera.
ton recently on Mrs. David Moore, of
Baraboo, Wis. Mr.. Moore, who has
been here with his wife, is distributing
clerk in the House of Representatives at
Washington.
Mrs. Herman Schuknecht and four
children will arrive from Spokane,
Wash, Saturday. If Mrs. Schuknechts
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