The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-06-16

| Miss Ethel Shadbolt, Pine street, is
sick.
Louis Sackrider is sick with typhoid
| fever.
Mrs. Collins, mother of Mrs. w. II.
Bigelow, is sick.
| Andrew Geek is on the road selling
his can sealers.
G. Rentschler is spending few days
in Ann Arbor and Detroit.
Michael Fl. Griffith is home from
Grand Rapids, where ne has been sick.
Ralph Graham, of this city, has been
elected captain of the M. A. G. track
team.
Miss Maude LOCKER is at Ann Arbor
attending the state music teachers
meeting.
Miss Effie Daniels, Adams street, is
able to be out, after three months
sickness.
Charles Sherman, of Owosso, has been
granted an increase of pension to S12
per month.
The dentists of the city will have
half-holiday on Friday afternoons
during July and August.
Frank Kirwin, of the Western Union
offices, is night operator, in the Ann
Arbor dispatchers' Office.
Sidney Stickney was sent to Corunna
Jail on Tuesday by Justice Walsh for
ten days for drunkenness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Niles Virgins enter
tanned the Central school teachers at a
lawn party on Tuesday evening.
Flag Alphabetically, June 14-was
celebrated in the city by numerous per-
sons raising the stars and stripes.
While at M. A. G. this season, Ray
mond Schaffer, of Owosso. pitched in
six base ball games and lost but one.
Mrs. L. 81. Johnston and daughter, of
Crawling, are visiting the formers sis
tiers, Mrs. M. J. Phillips and Miss Eva
Robinson.
Charles V. Hanes, of Grand Rapids,
formerly of Owosso, is now travelling
for Motor" New York automobile
magazine.
DR.. G. B. Kinyon, of Ann Arbor, was
here on Tuesday evening in consultation
with DR.. Crum on the case of Mrs. II.
B. Sturtevant.
Numerous Owosso people have made
boat trips down the Shiawassee to Ches-
aiming or Westhaven, taking advantage
of the high water.
Company II has voted that all would
be recruits shall hereafter serve a three
months period of probation before being
accepted for membership.
Hiram Wilkinson and Fred Norton,
farm hands, were arrested Sunday, for
drunkenness Wilkinson paid his fine
but Norton took 20 days in Jail.
The Supreme Tent Maccabees on Sun
day decorated the grave of DR.. L. J.
Morgan, the only member of their
order who is buried in local cemetery.
Patsy Cavanaugh was arrested this
week, and will be arranged before JUS
tice Walsh, Saturday afternoon, for
assault and battery upon his father and
brother Thomas.
L. Flickinger, of Malvern, Ark, was
in the city Tuesday. He accompanied
Mrs. Flickinger to the sanitarium at
Battle Creek, where Mrs. Flickinger is
taking treatment
Arthur Let's, clerk, and Charles Nc
Gilvra, carrier, have been taking vaca-
tons from postal duties part of the
week. Mr.. McGilvra was in Chicago
Sunday and Monday.
The Union Telephone Co. now has
connection with the local exchange at
Lennon, which has so subscribers. A
fifteen cent rate for three minu ties con-
versation from Owosso has been estab-
lished.
w. II. Smith has completed plank
frame barn, with cement floor and
foundation. 1t is the first Of its kind in
Rush township; is IS feet to the caves,
36xS0 feet and 80 feet to the peak Of the
gambrel roof
The Owosso Brewing Co. has reor-
ganized under the name of the Mueller
Bros. Brewing Co., with capital stock
of 800, 900, and has elected the follow
ing officers: L. Mueller, president; c.
Mueller, vice president; Frank West
colt, secretary treasurer.
The two children of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Collard and the daughter of
William Shea were thrown from Col
lard's buggy, Sunday, by the horse
running away, None of the children
were hurt. The animal was stopped
on Washington street, near Main.
A. p Temple, science teacher in the
high school, was presented with gold
headed umbrella, Friday, at the Cen
trail building by the senior class in
honor of his approaching marriage to
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