The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-06-15

MISS Mattle Cheal was In Pontlac tnl
week to attend a wedding.
Mrs. 1. W. Drake, of Ovid, is visitin
her daughter, Mrs. Frank Weidman.
Walter Amos has accepted position
with Buffalo, N. Y. real estate firm
Mrs. R. G. Steel was here part of tn
week from ST. Johns with her husband
Mrs. M. M. Jones, of Vernon, ha
been guest of her daughter, Mrs. A l
Nichols, this week.S
G. G. Hughes, Oak street, was in AM
Arbor Tuesday to consult with tn,
physicians at the U. of M. homeopathic
hospital.
Owosso high school base ball team de-
feated st. Johns Saturday by score Of
II to 0. Tickner for Owosso striking
out thirteen men.
Fred Edwards and Charles Black at
tended the state fremen's convention al
Traverse City this week, representing
the Owosso department.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Lewis and Miss
Alva Goodwin visited at Bay View
several days returning Monday, Mr..
Lewis being ill with congestion of the
brain.
Miss Lena Fredericks, who is attend
ing the State Normal school at Mt.
Pleasant, will teach at Mancelona next
year, having charge of kindergarten
and first grade work.
Ex-Msyor w. G. Maybury. of Detroit,
was taken on special train from Owes.
so to Durand Sunday night by the Ann
Arbor switching crew. He wished to
catch train for Detroit.
Prof. B. S. Hopkins, of John Hopkins
University, Baltimore, Nd, who has
been seriously ill, will accompany his
mother, Mrs. Clara Hopkins to this city
next week to spend the summer.
John T. McCurdy and Odell Chap.
man were in Saginaw Monday as at
torneys in a number of suits in which
the Durand bank is interested. The
trials were postponed one week.
S. Beelby went to Port Huron, Sun
day night, to meet with the bylaws
committee of the X. o. T. M. M. and at.
tend the dedication of the temple. He
went from Port Huron to Ludington to
attend the meeting of the Great Camp.
The pupils of Miss Frances Jones, as.
sisted by the West Side Ladies Quar-
tette, gave a very pleasant piano and
song recital at, the Baptist church We'd
nesday evening. 1t was much enjoyed
by friends and relatives of the partici-
pants.
The Jackson Sleigh Co. has COM
menced the work of removing its plant
from Jackson to this city A carload is
shipped daily. After the first of next
month larger shipments will be made
and by the first of August the entire
seventy-five carloads will be here
Knights of Pythias observed Memoir
al day Sunday by ritualistic exercises
at the castle hall and then marched to
Oak Hill cemetery accompanied by the
Uniformed Rank Company and the
band. A large number of knights took
part and decorated the graves of depart
ed brothers.
Owosso friends of Harold Miner, son
of Judge and Mrs s. s. Miner, will be
pleased to learn that he has gone
through his first years work at the West
Point Military Academy successfully.
His standing was good throughout the
year in all his studies. With his class
he has now gone into camp for the
summer.
Rev Theo. G. Hahn's birthday Mon
day, was made the occasion of pleasant
surprise party by the young people of
Salems Lutheran church. Games and
solo, quartette and chorus singing of
|. popular songs, and luncheon made a
happy evening for all. MIR. Hahn was
given valuable present as reminder
of the day.
W. S. Eveleth, of Corunna, made
complaint Saturday against Chiffon
Thompson, his neighbor for making
threats to kill him.. the trouble arising
over line fence which Eyeleth was
building. He claims Thompson came
at him with club and he avoided in
jury by running away. A SANDER suit
between the same parties was started
by Eveleth' sometime ago but has not
yet been tried.
l.. H. Keller of the Citizens and Geo.
II. Sweet of the Owosso Savings Bank
attended meeting of the bankers of
Shiawassee county and Of Ovid and
Flint, Monday, at Durand j. ID. lie.
land, cashier of the First National bank
of Durand, presided and G. NJ. Spauld.
ing of the Perry bank acted as secre.
tary. Changes and propositions OF
various kinds were discussed and an