The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-05-18

Born, Tuesday to Mr.. and Mrs. v.
R. Douglass, Adams street, son.
Mrs. Charles Soderquist, ST., of
Grand Rapids, is visiting in Owosso.
Wait for it-CarI E4agenbeck
Circus, June st. Wait for it.
Mrs M. Miner was in Detroit with her
mother, who is sick, part of this week.
Born, Wednesday, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Alvin Taylor, Woodlawn avenue, son.
George Wildermuth has purchased
the Owosso pop works from L. Osmer.
q. T. Campbell attended the Grand
Chapter Masons meeting in Saginaw,
Wednesday.
A. E. Smiley, Geo. E. Pardee and w.
G. Appleton were in Detroit on business,
Tuesday
w. B. Cooper spent Sunday in De-
troit with his wife who is in hospital
for treatment.
Floyd Bailey has gone to Ogden,
Utah, to accept a position with the
Southern Pacific railroad.
The knights of the Loyal Guard were
entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs
L. G. Heyer, 21s Ridge street. :
d. T. Stratton, who has been a guest
of his son B. S.. Stratton, returned to
Bowling Green, Ohio Tuesday.
G.. H. Bedford and Carl G. Wright at
tended the Grand Chapter R. A..
Masons in Saginaw, this week.
Dudley E. Taylor, of Chicago, will be
Owosso next week for visit with his
mother and with friends in Owosso.
Mrs Bates, of Washington, D. c.,
and daughter are in Owosso to spend
the summer at Judge Josiah Turner's.
Mrs f. J. Storrer is recovering
rapidly from the effects of the operation
on her ear and will be home next week
DR.. B. S. Knapp was in Linden, Sun
day and addressed the Epworth League
and Christian Endeavor societies in the
evening.
Ex-City Clerk Edwards was allowed
pay, $40. 9Ss for the nine days he served
in April, at Monday nights council
meeting.
Sturtevant & Blood are building a
large building near the Ann Arbor
freight house for use in their coal and
lumber business.
N McBain is again proprietor of the
Popular cafe having taken it back from
Frank Fowler, who will continue to
work there.
Engineer Fl. E. Riggs, of Toledo, was
here Wednesday looking over the pave
ments at the direction of the board of
public works
A lecture by National Lecturer Wheel
an to the Modern Woodmen of America
of Owosso, at their hall Tuesday even
ing was we'll attended and much en-
joyed by those present.
Andrew N. Goodwin will have hear
ing May 90 on the charge of running
peddling wagon without a license, the
complaint being made by Lester Can
field an employee of the Secretary of
States department, at Lansing.
Owosso high school base ball team
defeated Howell at Dewey park Satur-
day by score of 3 to 2. Tickner for
Owosso struck out eleven men and Cur
dy for Howell twelve. The game was
closely contested and was a fine exhibit
ton.
A warrant was sworn out Tuesday
for the arrest of Frank Corentz, of
Hazelton township, charging assault
and battery on six-year old Fred Wal
lace living on east Oliver street in this
city. 1t is claimed he took the boy in
to his carriage and held him there I'M
til he reached the Kelly school house.
The child's cries were heard by many
along the road. 1t was ten o'clock at
night when the boy got back home.
Wait for it-CarI Hagenbeck
Circus, June I st Wait for 1t.
Prof. Howard s. Reed, member of
the faculty of the University of Nilsson
ri for the past three years, has accepted
position as plant psychologist for the
Bureau of Soils, Department of Agri-
culture, at Washington, ID. c., with an
increase of salary of several hundred
dollars per year. He will begin his
work, which is all research-for which
he is peculiarly fitted and deeply inter
ested-June 18th. The Department
officials had endeavored for several
months to secure his acceptance of the
place. Mrs. Reed will come to Owosso
for visit of some time at the home of
her mother. Mrs. E. B. Dewey, before
going to Washington.