The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1908-06-26

depot at Burton, IL by "a feet in size.
Miss Nellie Carpenter has gone t
Westtield, n. j.. to spend the summer
Mrs. H. b. Peterson and Mrs. Abbot
were in Davisburg on business, Wednes
day.
Leroy Gilmore has accepted the posi-
ton of assistant secretary of the Y. M
! c. A.
Chester Bigelow is expected home
from Quincy, Mass, for visit mex
week
Mr.. and Mrs. G. z, Tompkins are
visiting in Argentine and Bay City this
week.
Mrs. Jacob King of Los Angeles
Calf, was a guest of Mrs. Neil Walsh
Tuesday.
Eugene Young has been re-appointed
weed commissioner for the city OF
Owosso
G. o. Loring will continue the insur
ance business formerly conducted by
his father.
ID. K. Parker broke rib in a fal
from his wheel while riding to the rifle
range south of the city.
VIM. Rowley and T. P. Phillips have
gone to Newberry, Mich, to operate a
moving picture theatre.
The Y. M. G. A. team defeated the
city team at the Y M G. A. park
Tuesday afternoon Is to 6.
Miss Theresa Schneider is spending
two weeks vacation from the Union
telephone Office in Milwaukee, Wis.
Knights of Columbus from Flint,
Owosso and Lansing will unite in pic
mic at Waverly park, Lansing, July A,
Adam Deckert is visiting his mother
at Dexter, and on July Mr.. and Mrs.
Deckert will leave for Crystal Lake for
the summer.
Mrs. Emma Elmer and daughter of
Grand Rapids, and Mrs. Harriet Lance
and son of Mt. Pleasant, attended the
funeral of Mrs. Clark Burt in this city,
Tuesday.
Willie, the yearold son of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Orser of New Haven town
ship. died Tuesday and was buried
yesterday from the Free Methodist
church.
Judge and Mrs. S S. Miner and Miss
Virginia leave tomorrow for the east to
visit Harold Miner at the U. S. Military
at West Point and Mrs.
Arthur Green at Newark, N. J.
Complaints having been made, the
board of health is looking after the
dirty alleys in the city. A pile of rot
ten pulp at the sugar factory was also
ordered removed.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. F. Freigel were in
Mt. Pleasant Wednesday to attend. the
Alumni dinner and reception, Mr.. Erie
gel being president of the Alumni
Association of the Mt. Pleasant State
Normal.
The council has refused G. w. Jen-
nings' request that the city pay 25 cents
per foot of the cost of making the curb
in front of his premises on West Main
street as high as it is along the balance
Of the block, it having been left low at
the request of the former owner of the
The matter of plumbers licenses will
De gone over by the council, it being
that streets are not left in
proper condition by them many times
after they have done work, and the city
should be protected by the best of bonds
and for a sufficient amount to guaran
zee proper protection.
Judge Miner granted permanent in
junction Tuesday against the using of
The bond given by John Hicks and ap-
proved by the village council of Perry
'or the purpose of obtaining liquor
license, no defense being made and it is
probable no further attempts will be
made to secure license this year.
The lease of L. E. Sutherland to the
rewksberry hotel at Morrice was de-
Jared void by the Circuit Court Com
missioner at a hearing in Corunna,
tuesday, because he was unable to full
i'll the agreement to furnish bond and
ecure liquor license. The case will
De appealed to the circuit court.
Friends and neighbors helped Mrs.
Elizabeth Bell celebrate 'her eightieth
birthday Saturday, at the home of her
laughter, Mrs. Harriet LaClear, Ball
treet. Mrs. Bell has lived in Owosso
fifty years and many friends of long
tanding remembered her birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. and Walter Parkman of
Pontiac and Mrs. w. Campbell of De-
roit were present.
Judge Miner sentenced August Brod-
lick, who obtained money by means of
'aised checks and committed other
,rimes, to from six months to one year
n the house of correction, he having
10 previous criminal record and being