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

A, M. Bentley and son were in De-
troit Thursday.
Mrs. Albert Todd has returned from a
visit in New Baltimore.
Mrs. /. H. Keller has been in Grand
Rapids part of the week.
, G. T. Campbell has been confined to
the house this week by sickness.
Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Gale, of Corunna,
have gone to Chautauqua, N. Y, to
spend the summer.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Josenhans at
tended the wedding of Mrs. Josenhans'
brother at ST. Johns, Thursday.
The Lillian Lyon Co. will appear at
the casino at McCurdy park next Mon
day evening in "a Romance of the
South"
Thieves stole 800 in cash and gold
watch from the home of Nathan Will
liams, of Owosso township, the first of
the week
The Elks party Wednesday evening
was much enjoyed by large company,
the city band furnishing music for
dancing for several hours.
The case of Chesaning VS.. the Owosso
Sugar Co., will not be heard until Sep
TENDER, the company in the meantime
not to deposit beet pulp in the Shia-
wassee river.
Thos. Mears, who has been principal
of the Durand schools this year has been
engaged to teach at Byron next year.
He is member of the county board of
school examiners.
Eugene Southworth, of Bennington,
Vt. formerly of Owosso, was in
Owosso, Wednesday, leaving for Grand
Rapids yesterday with Fred Postal in
his automobile.
Since Mr.. Ferris has declined the
democratic nomination for governor
Mayor Parkill is being prominently
mentioned by the state press for the
place.
Judge and Mrs. Hugh McCurdy will
not go to Mackinaw Island for the
summer, as they have for some years.
but will remain at their home in Nc
Curdy park. n
City Marshal Welte intends to strict
ly inforce the city ordinance prohibit
ing the sale of cannon fire crackers and
toy pistols in the city and dealers are
warned not to offer the same for sale.
Alex Lsggitt, of Butte, Montana, is
spending few days with friends in
Owosso. on his way to. Oberlin, Ohio, to
visit his grandmother, Mrs. Emily
Ament, and his sister, Claribel Leggitt
John Woodman Jr., son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Woodman, of this city, was
married Wednesday at Durand to Miss
Blanche Gustin. Mr.. Woodman is en-
ployed at the. Oldsmobile factory at
Lansing.
Fred Postal, proprietor of the Girls
void house, Detroit, and president Of
the State Fair Association, with Mrs.
Postal and their son, spent Wednesday
night in Owosso, enroute to Grand
Rapids in their automobile.
The Ann Arbor will put on its night
train service beginning with Monday
next The train north will leave Owes
so about 11:20 p m. and goes south
about 800 a. m. This will make the
train service on the road better than
ever before.
Many of the tax payers residing along
the Maple River drain are expressing
satisfaction over the fact that Drain
Commissioner Boutwell, has engaged
Geo. T. Mason to supervise the work of
building the abutments for the several
bridges. Those who know Mr.. Mason
are assured that nothing but good work
will be accepted.
The Nation family held reunion in
McCurdy Park Sunday. Among those
present were E. T. and G. p. Nation,
of st. Johns, @. W., of Shiawassee, V.
S., of Owosso, Mrs. s. G. Reynolds,
of Shiawassee and Mrs N. M. Hall, of
Corunna, and their families Mr.. J. G..
Reynolds and family, Mr.. and Mrs A.
J. Goodale, Wesley Hall, Cecil and Ed
Mattoon.
Mr. and Mrs. E. f. Dudley entertain
ed the members of Christ Episcopal
church and others Wednesday evening
at their home, the gathering being en-
tirely informal and very pleasant.
Mrs. G. f. Van Dusen, of Calumet, re-
cited, Harry Trip entertained with
violin and Carl Dewey with coronet
solos, 1t is probable that a social
meeting will be held each month.
George Weatherby, formerly of this
city, who has been living near Ovid
lately, was drowned Wednesday morn
| ing lin the Maple river, With his
brother-in.l law, Win Broadbent, he was
wading in the river, using dragnet to
catch fish, when he stepped into deep
hole and becoming entangled in the net