The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1908-05-15
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Mr.. and Mrs. Albert West ar
spendh the week in Detroit.
R. j. Leland, of Ann Arbor, was {
guest of Mrs. Eva Perkins Sunday.
. The Travellers Club met Tuesday
aftern. on with Mrs. Ada M. Bedford
Geo, Woodwork and family of
Dewey street, have moved to Cadil
lac.
Born, Monday to Mr.. and Mrs
Albert Beebe, Adams street, daugh
ter.
Win. Ross bicycle was stolen Sat
urday night from in front of M. F,
Blair's store.
The Woodland factories will close
Saturday afternoons during rthe
spring and summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j. Schuknecht, of
Detroit, were guests at f. j. Stor-
krer's the first part of the week
The Fairfield township S. S. asso-
ciatiou will hold convention at Cha
pin in the M. E. church Sunday,
June eth.
the Fletcher building at 113 West
Exchange street, now has three oc-
cupants, the Singer Sewing Machine
Co., O. G. Whitney and J. M. Rose.
The Ladies of the Maccabees of
the World were pleasantly enter
tainel by Mrs. Ed Martin at her
home in the city hall Tuesday
Afternoon.
The Arbeiter Verein has reelected
last ycar's officers and selected Otto
Helm, Chas. F. Schultz and Fred
Heise, delegates to the state meeting
at Saginaw.
Marvin Depew, brother of the
other two Depews already arrested
has been taken into custody at West
Brancli on account of the bean steal
ing in this vicinity.
Rev. and Mrs. woodlands, of Cor
unna, are attending the Methodist
Conference at Baltimore, Md, and
will spend two weeks in Washington
and o'her eastern cities.
Canton No 8, Odd Fellows, of
Owosso, visited Henderson Lodge
Saturday evening and worked the in
itiatory degree. A supper was serv-
ed AMI a social time enjoyed later.
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E. g GARNER, of Chesaning, has
purchased the Hotel Newell at Yer
non, and rented it to B. r. Brake,
of Minden City, who has taken pos
sessit 4. The latter is an experienced
hotel man.
Tho liquor bond of Gustave Luck
eman was approved Monday evening
by the council and the bond of F.
Welznliller. with w. Lyon and Myron
Nye as sureties was referred to the
bonding committee with an opinion
from members of the council that
it be reported unfavorably if at all.
Mayor Burke has appointed Aid.
Wash5urn, Perigo and Rundell a
committee to draft new ordinance
fixing the price of circus licenses in
Owosso. Circuses charging an adj
mittance fee OF so cents must pay
$40 a day now, those charging %
cents, $40 day and those having an
admittance fee less than 20 cents
pay s. a day.
VIM Herman was sentenced to 65
days in the Detroit House of Corree-
ton Saturday by Justice McCaughna
on a. charge of stealing chickens from
Ira Thompson and Fred Sutfin. Her
man has become a confirmed null
sance around Owosso being arrested
often on petty charges, making
costs, refusing to work and being
hard drinker.
Hercert Ball, of st. Johns, was
given sixty-five days in the Detroit
House of Correction and Charles
Gwinrer, of Lansing, tilirty-days in
the county jail by Justice McCaugh-
ma Monday for stealing tools from
f. II. Goulds yard on Saturday and
pawnisg them at a second hand store
They were spending the money when
caught by the police.
Mrs. Nettie Harder died Tuesday
at the home of her father, Fordyce
Fl. Potter, in Durand, aged forty
years, after an illness of several
months. She is survived by her faith
re, one son, Glen, Of Norfolk, Va, a
sister Mrs Robt. Mackey, of Durand,
and o brother, Fred Potter, of Lans-
ing. Deceased was prominent in the
NJ e. church, Eastern Stars and |
Kings Daughters and was favorite
socially.
In The circuit court Monday Odell |
Chapman for Mrs. Eudora B. Estey |
argued for an immediate disposal of
the contest against the will of the |
late Mary J. Estey, claiming the |
suit was simply brought by o.; B.
Estey for spite and to make trd bile
and expense. Mr.. Estey's attorney |
asked for continuance, claiming
that three important Witnesses.
IT. Keller, e. e. Lohnes and T.. A.
Balch could not be secured to testi-
fly at the present time, but they could |
probably be on hand in September
The Judge decided to make an order
for continuance.