The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-05-31
Milo Halstead, Fletcher. street.

Milo Halstead, Fletcher street. is
very ILL.,.
v. R. Morris, of Durand, was in the
city on business Monday.
Mrs. Ward Gunderman spent Mon
day in Perry on business.
F. ID. Blair, of Lansing, was in the
city on business Monday.
M. L. Welter has been doing job
of painting for N. b. Aiken.
Glen Sutterby went to Detroit Sun
day evening to take position.
e. ]. Smith has been confined to his
home the past few days with lagrippe.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Waugh leave to-
day to spend several weeks in De-
troit.
S. E. Parkill left Tuesday morning
| to attend the meeting of the Grand
Masonic Lodge at Bay City.
Mrs. Frank Kemp, of Amherstberg,
Ont, is the guest this week of her
| uduSnSeT, MIS-. "A. II. ohi'SJ
]. w. Harrington will build the
West Side hose house, his bid OF
1897 having been the lowest.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Union
/ church of New Haven will meet with
Mrs. L. D. Smith, Wednesday, June B..
> The Owosso City Band will furn-
ish music at the Ann Arbor Relief
Association picnic at McCurdy Park
June /.
Miss Moselle Barnes, of Corunna,
formerly employed in the New York
Racket Store has accepted a position
in Ovid.
Prof A. j. Cook, of California, will
speak at the Maple River church
Sunday morning at IL o'clock
. everybody welcome.
Roy Witzel and Oscar Snyder are
Q in Lansing, as delegates attending {;
i convention of the Young Peoples
Society of the Lutheran church.
4 Robert Cook, of Stratford, Ont.
= arrived in the city Saturday evening
| 10 WISH pdiCheoJ esH~, NA'c
John Cook, of Comstock street.
y Mrs. Lloyd Hicks, Water street, fell
= down the cellar stairs at her home re-
Gently, and was badly bruised. For
tunately, no bones were broken.
P. C. Storm returned Saturday from
:, Mecosta county, where he secured the
contract for thirty-foot span bridge
for the Groton Bridge company.
The Durand and Vernon base bal
teams played at Vernon Saturday
/ the latter team won by a score o
16 to 6. Ticknor, the local higl
8 school pitcher did the back stol
n stunt for the Vernonites, and did |
n we'll. He caught every thing AM
did not allow stolen base.
# The location of the barnsRt the su
- gar factory is being changed and 9th
- er changes are being made in tn
80 premises. The company has all tn
Bohemian help it can use, and most
=, the foreigners have already been sen
to various farms where beets are to b
!, raised
al About fifty of her friends surprise
Mrs. G. w. Finch socially at her HON
Saturday evening, thus observing he
3 birthday anniversary. She receive
~ a number of fine presents, includin
49, china, and linen. A delightful ever
III ing9 was passed and refreshmen
were served.
IN A new and much needed sid
OF walk is being built on north Shl
'xt wassee street, from Main to Bradl'
he street. The water, after a hea'
rain, always washed over the o
For board walk which formerly ador
~ ed this block, and considerable 4
is being made to bring the new wa
. somewhere near grade.
-. Mrs Stewart, the White Cross nur
is making Inquiries with the obje
of learning If there are any cases
ou sickness in the city in families de
ns' titute of means for the proper tres
~" ment of patients. In any such ca
oy' Mrs. Stewart says she would welcor
'ei' the opportunity to give her person
f'N service free Of charge.
The high school base ball tea
Ids, has played out the Saginaw Vail
gan League schedule and next Saturd
wn will go to Howell to stack up agail
'ort the high school team of that pla
cd. The result of this game will give
ia the dope fiends some basis tofigr
-, on the series between Owosso a
Corunna, as the Howell team
''o" feated the Corunna team to Il
Saturday.