The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-05-14

Jay Stinson has resigned his position
with the jennings Foster Co.
Miss Hattie Hunt attended the May
festival at Saginaw this week. ...
Divorce was granted to Elsie Hime-
baugh from Fillmore Himebaugh.
Mrs. P. A. Douglas of Grand Rapids
is guest of her son, Vern Douglas.
The Standard Bearers met. Tuesday
with Mrs. VIM. Horton, Mulberry st.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Billiard of st.
Johns, spent Sunday at E. F. Hay
wards.
The hearing in the Dudley bankrupt
cy proceedings has been postponed to
May 90. /'
Mrs. Josephine M. Gould has sold her
residence on West Oliver street to B. l..
Brown.
DR.. Harold Hume returned to Detroit,
Sunday, after few days at home in
this city.
Gilbert E. Pardee of st. Johns is
guest of Geo. E. Pardee and Mrs. w. G.
Appleton.
Read the new serial story, '"The Man
From Home" First chapters on page 6
of this issue.
The Degree of Aonor was entertained
Tuesday by Mrs. Lillian Ketchum,
Linn street.
MIR. and Mrs. Chancey Heath left to-
day for st. Paul and Bottineau, N. Oak.
for the summer.
Waldo E. Royce has returned from
Lansing and will be bookkeeper for the
Benkleman e. Mulhall Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. H. Carmody and
Miss Sarah King are guests of Mrs. j.
J. Haley in Chesaning.
R. J. Colby has let the contract for
the construction of residence on his
lot on West Oliver street
J. W. Thorn has moved his Office to
rooms over the store of E. l.. Bunting
on Exchange street west.
The Owosso Boiler Works has three
men at Belding erecting tank at the
Richardson Bros. silk mills
DR.. D. Fl. Lamb has purchased a lot
on West Oliver street adjoining that of
r. J. Tick and expects to build resi-
dence.
Gen. w. T. McGurrin of Grand Rap
ids, whom it is announced is to be ward.
en- of the Jackson prison, is in the city
today.
W. ID. Burke was in Elsie, Wednes.
day, to attend the funeral Of the daugh-
ter of George Briggs, a member of
Owosso lodge of Elks.
The Congregational Missionary Union
will meet this afternoon with Mrs. T.
B. Woodland, John street, Mrs. Jo-
sephine Gould will be leader.
William Griffith of the Wilbur
Opera Co. of Boston was guest Of his
brother George Griffith in this city part
of the week.
J. W. Thorn and w. o. Phillips have
moved their offices from the Citizens
Savings Bank building to the rooms
over Bunting's store on West Exchange
street.
Mrs Robert E. Wood arrived in
Owosso Saturday from Traverse City to
join her husband who has taken w. B.
Camburn's place at Parkill & Sons
drug store.
Married, Wednesday morning by
Rev. FIR. Slane at ST. Pauls Catholic
church, Albert Lacina and Miss Fran
ces Syda. Mr.. Lacina is employed by A.
F. Hollis.
w. V. Robinson, of the Independent
Stove Co., was in Detroit Wednesday to
see Mrs. Robinson who was seriously i'll
at ST. Mary's hospital. 1t is hoped she
will be able to come homo this week.
Lawrence Dennis, circulation mana
| ger of the Press American for a year
past, has accepted position in Chicago
in railway Office and will leave in
, few days. G. F. Smith succeeds him.
r Joe Sinek the Bohemian CHECKER
thief who helped himself to Ira B
: Cummings hens one night last week
was sentenced to serve 80 days in tn,
house of correction at Detroit by Jus
, tice McCaughna.
4 Miss Helen Gibson was second in tn
8 district high school oratorical contes
g held at Deckerville last Friday evening
. being beaten by fraction of point b,
Elmer Chiffon of Chesaning. She wa
:. :. the favorite of the audience but tn
;, Judges gave the young man the bes
! score.
q Odus L. Bennett of Grand Rapids an
It Miss Ruth Walters of this city, wer
married Sunday evening at the home O
Mrs. Jennie Van Sickle. North Hickor,
= street, by Rev. q. w. Jennings. The
= will live in Grand Rapids. Mrs. Ben
= nett has been employed in the Amer
can Farm Products Co. Best wishe