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

Owosso Junction.
Harry 'Stanhope and family have
moved to Detroit.
Charles Sadler is working in Evans
confectionery store.
Otto L. Sprague and family leave
next week for Crystal Lake.
Charles Lawrence goes to Crystal
Lake Sunday for the season.
Miss Grace Dewey arrived home last
evening from Gambler, Ohio.
Miss Lena Gregory has taken Mrs
Charles VanDusen's piano classes.
Miss Kittie Goss is taking her vaca
ton from D. M. Christians store.
Miss Lena Kritz is spending the va
cation with her grandmother at Chesan
ing.
Invitations are out for the marriage
of Miss Beatrice q. Pinckney to Floyd
Cowles, Thursday, June 80.
Percy Crum and John Detwiler were
busy this week, painting DR.. J. D
Crum's cottage at Haslett Park.
Mrs Fred Hurry, of Lansing, il
spending week with her parents, Mr.
Mrs. John Brooks, Adams street.
Walter Therman has given up hi
position at Osburn & Sons, and is work
ing FOR the Owosso Paint & Wall Paper
Co.
A jury in Justice Walsh's court de
clared on Monday that Leonard Jun,
was not guilty of non-support of hi
wife.
Colfax Lodge, 1. o. o. F. conferred
the initiatory, first and second degree
on class from Henderson, Tuesda,
night.
R. B. Hardy & Son. of Bennington
have sold to W. Fl. Simmons, New
Durham, Ont, four head of Holsteil
cattle.
The home of Richard Williams il
Owosso township, west of the city, wa
burglarized on Monday evening, ant
50. so secured.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Vandewater re
turned Monday from a short visit a
Grayling. Their daughter, Miss Cora
returned with them.
A. J. Stevens, R. B. Warren. Rev. J
Alexander Clyde and the latter's broth
er-in-law, G.. D. Mills, spent part of tn
week fishing at Linden.
At the commencement exercises o
the Ypsilanti State Normal this weel
life certificates were granted to Mise
Eliza Cook and Mable Strahle, Owosso
and Louisa Peacock, Corunna.
Fred VanDyne and George M. Hun
are in Lansing today undergoing ex
animation before the state militar
board for commissions in Company b
as first and second lieutenant, respect
lively.
There is but one Pawnee Bill and b
is Major Gordon w. Lille. There
but one Pawnee Bill Historic Will
West and Great Far East show an
that is the one that exhibits here o.
June Goth.
The Salems Evangelical Luthera
| GrnIoxy ochoo1 had nhi1Jrapjo Iou nv
ercises on. Sunday in Books wood;
west of town. There was singing, rec
itations and refreshments.
Mrs. Alice Lynch, sister Of Mrs. Fran
Despond, Mrs. Thomas Hagan, Mis-
Emma Lynch and James Lynch {
Owosso, was married in the Catholi
church at jackson Tuesday morning
Mr.. George J. Stadelman.
The north exit to the opera house wi
be abolished, and hereafter all thre
stairways on the south side of til
building will be used and ladders wi
be put up to the baggage door at til
rear.
g. M. Edwards will draw plans for
new store at Mt. Pleasant, to replac
the one recently burned, belonging
the Foster Furniture Co. The me-
structure will be three stories high, IA
so feet, of brick, and will be ready fl
occupancy by September. A. E. Fostt
of Owosso, is member of the firm.
Aid. Washburn called the attention
the council Monday night to the fact tn,
many of the shade trees about the cit
needed to be trimmed in order to allo
pedestrians to pass along on the walk
also that many of the awnings were tc
low. 1t is to be hoped that the aide
man will follow this matter right U
and see that both evils are corrected.
st. Pauls Catholic school on Wedne
day evening graduated a class of for
young ladies-Misses Helen Green, Ey
BRANDED and Winifred and Josephil
Corcoran. The opera house, where Il
exercises were'held, was crowded Wi
friends and parents of the many pupi
who took part, and Of the graduate
Rev. IF. p. J. Slsne presented the q
plomas, and Former Mayor OsbuI
also made an address.
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