The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-06-25
Albert Todd did business in Chesa-

Miss E. Grace Dewey is spending the
day in Detroit.
A patent has been granted B. K. Boyd
of this city on a box or crate.
The annual meeting of the Owosso
Sugar Co was adjourned on the 22d to
July 9th,
Post Office Inspector Frank p. Ro-
bards was in the city on official bust
ness Monday.
Mrs VIM. McCarrick has returned to
her home in Saginaw after visit with
friends in the city.
Miss Nellie Mccormick returned
home Sunday evening from Cadillac,
where she has taught this year.
Miss Minnie Mccormick is expected
home today from Ionia, where she has
taught in the high school this year.
Secretary of State Martindale is the
latest gubernatorial possibility, Detroit
Republicans urging him to enter the
list
Grand Trunk Agent P. N. Moore has
rented the residence at 644 Park street
and will be joined by his family next
week.
DR.. A. NJ Hume left Tuesday for
Norway, U. p. to attend to duties in
in connection with his work as grand
master of the Masonic grand lodge.
Ann Arbor car ferry No. 4 which
recently sank at Manistique has been
raised and after being overhauled will
again be put in commission.
~ Sixty five books and $50 were
contributed for the library of the first
M. E. church Sunday school at an en-
tertainment Wednesday evening.
James J. Hopkins has exchanged his
residence on Park street for farm near
East Tawas. He will spend his vaca
ton cutting the forty acres of grass on
the place.
Jacob Rentz, tailor, died at the
home of his daughter on Ada street,
Wednesday, aged SO years. Funeral
services were held this morning, Rev.
G. w. Jennings officiating
E. G. VanNess of Pontiac, was in the
city Tuesday to attend the annual
meeting of the Owosso Sugar Co. With
his family he will leave in short time
to make his residence in Texas.
Work was commenced Wednesday
morning on double apartment house
on the lot of G. o. Loring on Oliver
street, very similar to the one being
erected by j. o. Curwood on West
Williams street.
Mrs. Bertha Wesener went to Sagi-
nav, Wednesday, to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugo Wesener and to be present at the
nigh school commencement exercises
her grandson, Eugene Wesener, being
a member of the class.
On complaint of Deputy Sheriff Fred
Brown, Conrad Mehlenbacher was ar
rested yesterday charged with keeping
his saloon open on Sunday last. His
examination will take place before
Justice Friegel, July 14th.
BY vote of as to 30 the senate
adopted an amendment to the tariff bill
making the duty on hides Is per cent.
Both Senator'S Burrows and Smith vot-
ing against the amendment. The
house bill placed hides on the free list
A horse driven by Miss Elma Hudson
of Venice township became frightened
Saturday night at the swift approach
of an automobile in front of the Elks
Temple and ran down Washington
street, the buggy to which it was at
tached coliding with one in which AL
bert Nelson was riding and overturn-
ing it throwing Mr.. Nelson out. For.
tunately no one was much hurt and the
rigs and horses were not much damaged.
The following is list of advertised
letters at the Owosso post Office for the
week ending June 49, 1909 Mrs. Sey-
mour Corey; Mr.. Dolph, Clinton St.;
Chas. Evans; Mrs. Mae Fitzpatrick;
Chas. b. Hahn; VIM. Kimel Mrs.
Ethel Lankton; Mrs. Adeline Monks;
Miss Mildred Mullen; Andrew Murray;
Walter Reid; Mrs. Chas. Rising; Mrs.
Vern Sharpsteen; Alex Thomas; Josef
Zelenka.
Mr. Benjamin Angel and Miss Mable
Lewis of Mt Clemens, were married in
Grace Episcopal church, Mt. Clemens,
Wednesday in the presence of many
friends and relatives and came to Owos-
so, yesterday, where reception was
rendered them by Capt and Mrs. J. w.
Angel at their home on Genesee street.
Mr.. Angel is member of Christ
Episcopal church of Owosso and was a
singer in the choir for several years.
With his bride he will live in Mt.
Clemens, where he has a position as