The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-04-13

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Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Crawford spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. R. d. Math-
ews at Shepherd.
The case against Mueller Bros. for
using other brewery's bottles has been
postponed until May 3.
From May 1st to November LIST, the
dentists of the city will take a half
holiday on Friday afternoons.
Louis Greenman is working on his
fathers farm, having given up his posi-
ton at the Ann Arbor station.
The base ball season opens in Detroit
next Tuesday, the first American league
game being played on that day.
Mrs James and Miss Margaret Ran
ming and James Dean, of Oak Grove,
spent Sunday at Neil Walsh's.
Jackson Fairman has stopped making
the trains with his own bus and accept
ed position with the Union Transfer
Co.
W. G. Cadwallader has moved from
Goodhue street to the house which he
purchased last fall on King street near
Mulberry.
The seventeen year old twin daugh-
tiers of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ault, Cecil
and Celia, swere given birthday sur.
prise Saturday evening.
DR.. Charles Shickle has returned from
Chicago where he has been taking
post graduate medical course His
family has arrived from California.
Justice Neil Walsh has bound VIM.
Van Sickle over to the circuit court for
trial on charge of bigamy preferred
by Miss Martha Poppenfuss
E. II. Holmes has taken the position
of shipping clerk made vacant by the
resignation of City Clerk E. F.
Conant at the Owosso Mfg. Co.
The position of assistant instructor
in English in the high school has been
offered to Miss Mary l.. Harris, who
will graduate from the U. of M. in
June.
A. 9. Bowling, of Stearns, KY, form
erly with the Johnson Grocery Co. in
this city, and his bride have been guests
part of the week at G. LaFleur's, Oliver
street.
J L. Thalman will not leave the
Owosso high school to take post grad
uate course at the u of M. as he ex-
pected but will accept his present posi-
ton for another year.
Invitations have been issused by Mr..
and Mrs. Ira Snyder. of Maple River,
for the marriage of their daughter, Miss
JESSIE to Mr.. VIM. f. Parker, of
Corunna, at their home, Wednesday
April 1S.
The annual inspection and ball of
Owosso Co. No. 45, Uniformed Rank
Knights of Pythias will take place next
Wednesday evening in the K. of p.
hall. Col. r. e. Bracket, Jr., of Ian
sing, will be inspecting officer.
Captain Carlos II. Hanks, chaplain
Third Infantry, and M. j. Phillips, first
Lieutenant and Adjutant second
battalion, Third Infantry, Michigan
National Guard have been reappointed
for terms of three years.
Rev. F. G. .O'Meara, of West Branch
, conducted service at the Episcopal
church Sunday morning and at Corun
ma in the evening. He is an able and
energetic young man and made man,
Z friends in his two days stay here.
Mrs. Charles Stoddard and son
Charles, are in Owosso for q visit will
3 the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L
Opdyke, after having spent six month
) in Rossland, b. G. Mr.. Stoddard ais,
|. came as far as Detroit with them.
At the First M. E. church Sunda,
) morning Rev. A. B. Leonard talked o
+ the origin and work of the severa
benevolent societies of that church
Pledges for over 5000 were made for tn
!. work for the coming year.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. Crawford, VIII
s spent the winter at Stevens Point
Q Wis, with Mr.. and Mrs r. w. Craw
ford; are now with Mr.. and Mrs. r. I
n Matthews at Shepherd and expect
q remain there most of the summer.
Q A musical service by the Congregs
r tional choir at the church last Sunda
evening was much appreciated by
IS large congregation. The music wa
n illustrative of the events of Passio
Q week and was excellently rendered
s The choir was assisted by Miss Yves
). colt, of Saginaw, and others.