The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-06-22

A. d. Whipple was in Burt on bust
ness. Wednesday.
Frank Conner is home from Ann Ar
Dor for the vacation.
DR.. and Mrs. J. d. Crum attended
commencement at the U. of M.
Miss Gertrude Harrison, of Sturgis,
a guest at Owen Rippey's, is ill. :.
Miss Josie Collier and Bertha Ed
wards were in Saginaw, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Cunningham, of
Lapeer are guests at S. A. Vedders.
Earl Wilbur has been appointed a
corporal by Capt. Case of Co. H, M. N.
G.
William Brocklins arm was injured
in shaper at the Robbins Table fac
tory, Wednesday.
Ralph Sayles will spend the vaca-
ton working in grocery store at
Mackinaw Island.
Mrs Albert Sherman and Mrs. r. p.
Bigelow went to Ann Arbor, Wednes-
day, for short visits.
Byron Thompson and Miss Edna
Skinner were married by Justice
Walsh, Tuesday evening.
G. L. Dimmick has shipped furniture
for his cottage at Beulah, and the
family will spend the summer there.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. f. Meddaugh,
Chapman street, a daughter; to Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Rose, Fletcher street,
Wednesday, son.
The city has sold one of the fire
teams for $3.50 and purchased team
of beautiful black horses from parties
near Elsie for $3.50.
Emery Jones was discharged by JUS
tice Walsh Wednesday on charge of
assaulting Alfred Luckhurst, upon pay
ment of the costs.
Joseph Breaugh, of Bennington
township, has been complained of for
failing to properly bury de1d horse,
simply covering it with straw.
The Owosso Gun Club is holding
wolf hunt and trap shoot to-day at
Waterworks' park, dinner being served
on the grounds at noon to participants
and owners of dogs.
Judge Miner has granted divorce to
Della Rock from Frank Rock. He be-,
gan suit claiming desertion. She
filed cross bill claiming that Rock was
living with some other woman and was
given the decree.
@. G. Carpenter paid the account of
H. n. Ainsworth against him in Justice
Walshs court Wednesday, and was dis
charged claiming he had no intention to
defraud. He was brought from Lans-
ing to answer a charge of obtaining
goods under false pretenses.
George Smith and Miss Fife Glad
\ den, of this city, were married We'd
nesday afternoon at the. home of the
brides sister in Durand, Rev. D. w.
Wise, of Christ Episcopal church
officiating They will reside with the
brides parents on North Dewey street.
Children's Day was appropriately OBJ
served by the Baptist Sunday School by
exercises held Sunday afternoon, the
program consisting of recitations, solos
duets and songs by the little folks and
talk by Rev. w. M. Hopkins mission
airy in India.
Miss Leila Wilson, of this city, was
married Wednesday to Mr.. A. j. Vogus,
manager of the Postal telegraph Office
in Ann Arbor and formerly of this
city, at the groom's home in Ann Ar
Dor. Miss Wilson has been steno-
grapher at the Owosso Casket Works
Office and is popular young lady. A
number of friends and relatives at
ended the we dding.
An ordinance was presented at Mon
days council meeting providing that
the Mayor appoint an engineer for the
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engine in order, answer all fire calls and
run the engine in case of fire and to
be paid an annual salary of $50 and 81
for day calls, $3.50 for night calls and
80 cents an hour when the engine is
pumping. The ordinance will probably
be passed next week.
E. l.. Irish was convicted in Justice
McCaughnas court Saturday of assault
ing Daniel Fifield. The case will be
appealed to the circuit court The
trouble arose over Irish's pasturing his
horse on Fifield's land without permits
sion. Fifeld ordered Irish to take the
horse away and the latter dared him to
come out of his own yard. The dare
was accepted and Fifield was getting
the better of the fight when Mrs. Irish
and their dog took part in the fight and
Fifeld was badly bitten and beaten.