The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-05-25

Miss Maude Bailey spent the first OF
the week in Lansing.
l.. T. Storrer and family, of Ovid,
spend Sunday in Owosso.
Thomas J. Tubbs, of Grand Rapids,
spent Sunday with James G. Rigley.
Mrs. Martha Malcomson and Miss
Marion Fuller have moved to the west
side of the Estey fiat on Goodhue street.
The front of Parkill & Sons drug
store is being remodeled, making it
more up-to-date and giving the store
better light and display windows.
Arthur F. Benson, formerly of Owos-
so, has accepted the position of princi.
pal of the Seward school at Minneapolis,
Mimi, for another year at a salary of
81 800.
An alarm of fire Sunday morning
called the department to s. B. Pitts
house on Hickory street, the roof hay
ing caught fire through q hole in the
chimney. The damage was slight.
The talk by DR.. w. M. Hawkins, of
Bangalore, India, at the Y. M. G. A..
rooms Sunday afternoon was highly in
teresting and much enjoyed by the
large number in attendance. LeValley
Dimmick sang a solo.
Mrs. Lewis Wallace was thrown out
of her buggy Sunday night on Wash.
ington street and somewhat injured
The horse became frightened by some
ones hollering. Mrs Wallace's rig is
the one that ran over I. II. Keller few
months ago.
Rev. G. B. Keene, of Paw Paw, oc
cupied the pulpit of the Church of
Christ, Disciple, Sunday and pleased
two large congregations by his sermons
and conduct of service. He is an able
man, secretary of the church's state
organization and may be given call to
the Owosso church.
+, The annual meeting of the. Ann Ar
Dor Railroad Employees Relief Associa
ton will be held in Owosso, Monday,
June 4, when directors will be elected,
reports read and reports made. The
annual picnic and preliminary meeting
will be held June at McCurdy park
and preparations for a good time are
being made.
F. L. Irish was arrested, Monday, and
brought into Justice McCaughna's
court charged with assault on F. d. FL
field, who says that Irish tied his horse
in front of Fifield's yard and when he
objected Irish dared him to come over
the fence and object. Fifeld went out
side and now says that Irish, his wife
and their dog all attacked him, the man
and woman holding him down while
the dog chewed his leg. Irish also
showed some effects of the neigh Dor
ly row." as he called it, when brought
into court.
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Circus, June ist. Wait for it.
Hon. Hugh McCurdy went to Grand
Rapids Tuesday to attend the four
teenth triennial session of the Michigan
Council of Deliberation of the A A. s.
R., being Most Illustrious Commander
in-chief of that organization. He is
also attending the grand lodge F. g. A.
M. He delivered the memorial address
on the life of the late d. Burnham Tracy
Wednesday evening.
The fiftieth wedding anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs w. H. Lyon was celebrat
ed Sunday, May 20, by/a number of
their friends and relatives, including A.
T. Hause and wife and J. Atkinson and
wife, ofsGladwin, F. w. Lyon and Geo.
Jacobs and families, of Hazelton and
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. A. Halse, of Bay
City. Mr.. and Mrs Lyon are pioneers
of this county and are well known and
highly respected. They have made
their home in Owosso for fourteen
years.