The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-06-04

first of the week in Owosso.
Mrs. Victor Josenhans and daughter
are visiting relatives in st. Johns.
Mrs. Phoebe Osborn of Lansing, is q
guest of MIR. and Mrs A w. Holmes.
E. M. Bergey has gone to Oklahoma
on business and may remain several
weeks.
DR.. M. E. Knapp of Detroit, was the
guest of DR.. B, s. Knapp part of the
week.
Mr. and Mrs. r. G. Dexter and son,
and Mr.. and Mrs G.. s. Corbit of st.
Johns. were guests of G. s. Allison,
Monday.
Miss Allie Parshall has decided not
to accept her position as teacher of the
fourth grade, Central school in this
city for next year.
Married, by Rev. George Laughton at
the Baptist parsonage, Wednesday
evening, Lyman H. Dunning and Mrs,
Elizabeth A. Terry, both of this city.
Miss Gladys Willard accompanied her
aunt, Mrs. Ward May to Lapeer Mon.
day and will remain there, her mother
Mrs. James Willard, having died last
week.
Rev. Theodore Hahn united in mar
riage at the German Lutheran parson-
age on Wednesday evening, Louis
Klockzeim and Miss Rosa Brendahl,
both of Owosso township.
A well known Owosso woman will
pay for plate glass window broken
out of the front of Russells grocery
store while tusseling with a man at the
carnival Tuesday evening.
Fred Lahman, who has been employ
ed at the Grand Trunk depot for sever
al years, has gone to Lansing to accept
position under }. H. Aldrich, who re.
Gently became agent for the Grand
Trunk in that city.
R. o. Cumbach of New York, has
arrived in Owosso with his family and
will reside on Cedar street north. Mr..
Cumbach is the new superintendent of
the Reliance Motor Truck factory.
Mrs. G. Swarthout and son and Mrs.
Ellen Sutton have returned to Owosso,
from Pasadena, Calf, to spend the
summer here. Mr.. Swarthout has been
in Omaha, Neb., this week attending a
Y. M. G. A. convention.
G. H. Reed, former publisher of the
Laingsburg News, has purchased the
E. d. Loungs farm in Shiawsssee town
ship and moved onto the same. Be-
sides looking after the farm Mr.. Reed
will continue to write life insurance.
Farmer Watson of Corunna, won a
wrestling match at Ithaca, Tuesday
night, throwing George Potter of Grand
Rapids, twice in twenty-five minutes.
Potter is large and powerful man and
has asked for return bout in Owosso,
July 3.
Hedley A. Wickham saved himself
and his motor cycle from being run
over by an Ann Arbor train Tuesday
evening by throwing himself from the
machine Bruises and torn clothing
and damaged pedal on the wheel was
the result
Mrs. 4. 8. Weaver made complaint
the first of the week against her hus-
band, the broker, charging desertion
and nonsupport and he was brought
before Justice Friegel, Tuesday and his
examination set for June H. Mrs.
Weaver is working as a dressmaker in
this city.
The Church of Christ is arranging for
evangelistic meeting in their new
church, corner of Oliver and Hickory
streets, when the building are complet-
ed. Rev. w. F. Shearer, Angola, Ind,
an evangelist, assisted by soloist and
cornetist will be engaged for the meet
ings which will begin Aug. 81.
Mrs. H. s. May fell down a cellar.
way back of the May restaurant in
West Owosso Tuesday night and receiv-
ed severe bruises on the head, left side
and arm and may be injured internally.
Mrs. May is "a years of age and the
shock was great especially as she had
been unwell for several years.
City Marshall Hodges has been in
structed by the Council to enforce the
ordinance with regard to bicyclists
riding on the sidewalk and the state
law governing the speed of automobiles
which is not more than s miles an hour
in the business and Is miles an hour in
the residence sections of cities
Upon the recommendation of Prof.
Green, our school board has ged
Miss Anne Eddy of Owosso, as precep-
tress of our school to succeed Miss Der
thick. Miss Eddy graduates from the
State Normal this month and her
standings and recommendations are of
the highest order. She will teach Ger.
man and Latin.-Perry Journal.
We acknowledge the receipt from
Newton l.. Boyce, who is visiting in
Spokane, Washington, of copies of the