The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-05-25
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w. w. Hives and Rolla Detwiler will
launch their boat the "Rosit" on the
mill pond at Corunna this week.
Miss Clara Byrnes, formerly deputy
city clerk, is working in the Peter
Smith Grocery, Co. Office in Detroit,
The Junior Walking Club met yester-
day with Mrs. H. X. White. Mrs.
Lawrence Manning was elected presi-
dent.
Charles Thorne is in Ann Arbor where
he is doing carpenter work on the new
home being erected by H. P. Wollaver
of this city.
Oliver Rose, cashier of the Dundee
bank, visited friends in this city the
first of the week. He was formerly
billing clerk at the M. G.
About sixty couples enjoyed dane
ing party at the armory Tuesday even
ing following the inspection of Com.
pany H by Major McCaughna.
Owosso high school team defeated
Alma at baseball Saturday by score Of
to in ten innings. 1t was a fine
game and the crowd was very enthusi
astic.
Mrs. II. A. Beach and Mrs. Charles
Daniels, of Ocean Springs, Miss, are in
Owosso. Mr.. Beach will come later
and resume his position in the cal
shops.
The department was called to the
Appleton ice house Tuesday afternoon
by the breaking out of the fire in the
ruins of the building. 1t was soon ex'
tinguished.
Justice of the peace A. R. Mcbride, OF
Corunna, married John A. Douglas, Of
Croswell and Mary Russell, of Owosso
Joseph Mack and Anna Hruska, Of
Owosso, Tuesday.
E. G. Cushman, of Ann Arbor, New
York representative, and w. F. Noble
of Detroit, Pennsylvania representa-
tive, of the Estey Mfg. Co., were here
Tuesday consulting with the Company
officers.
Jacob Myers, of Garland, was driving
on Main street Saturday when wheel
came of the buggy, the horse ran away
demolishing the buggy and injurine
Mr., Myers slightly.
The w. G. T. U: has bought ant
placed in the Y. M. G. A. rooms three
handsome pieces of mission furniture
the money for it having been at tn
supper few weeks ago.
A horse owned by w. Hughes, tie'
near the Ann Arbor track Sunday, be
came frightened, and starting to rur
was thrown with its head under tn
body sufficiently hard to break its neck
d. A. Coy was awarded the contrac
for sprinkling Michigan Avenue an
West Main street at $14.95, and E
Hayes the Oliver street district at SIT.
so per week, at Mondays council NEE,
ing.
Bush e. Bush took decree in the cir
cult court Friday of 1914 in the case Q
Gottlieb Horming vs. A. F. Hunt. Th
firm has also commenced suit to remov
cloud from title for f. B. Wilkinson
ct al, against William Davis.
J. ]. Whelan, chairman of the boar,
of supervisors, has suffered long tim
with trouble with the tissues in tn
face and will go to Ann Arbor to hav
an operation. 1t is fibrous growt
and there is no other way to help Il
the physicians have decided.
The Frank Maple and w. J. Parke
Co. will appear at the Owosso oper
house every Thursday evening for tn
next few months ii the attendance
sufficient to warrant the including G
Owosso in the Flint, Lansing, Battl
Creek, Saginaw and Bay City Circuit
Prices will be Is, % and 80 cents. Th
) company is good one and will furnis
one nights good amusement for OwossC
) ties each week IL those who like goo
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