The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-06-11


Rev. A. B. Leonard of Saginaw, spent
part of the week in the city.
DR.. and Mrs. w. B. Mack of Lynn,
Mass, are guests of friends in this city
An addition is being built on the
Hall elevator, South Washington street.
G. w. Gale. Todd Kincaid and J.. G.
vanCamp were in Greenville on bust
ness Tuesday.
A. E. Smiley will spend the next
two weeks with his mother in Connors.
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Mrs. G. o. Loring and Miss Alma
Krogmann are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugo Wesener in Saginaw.
A box social will be given by Mrs.
Ferry Sunday school class at the First
NJ, E. Church Wednesday evening,
June 90.
Mrs. Herbert Bailey and daughter of
Jackson, have been spending the week
with Mrs. L. M. Beckwith, Oliver
street east.
City Carrier E. III. Stanard is taking
his annual fifteen days vacation and his
route is being cared for by Substitute
G.. Fl. Martin.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Frank Moore who hav @
been at Hot Springs, Ark, for two
years are visiting friends in Owosso
and may remain here.
Edith Palmer Putnam has begun
suit against Arthdr A. Putnam for di-
vorce, claiming cruelty. Both are
| residents of Corunna
MIR. and Mrs. E. II. Holmes an d
daughter, Margaret and Mrs. Louise
Converse left Wednesday for Point Aux
Pins to remain six weeks.
Residents of Lee and Mulberry streets
want more light and have asked the
council for an electric light at the inter
section of these streets.
Miss E. Grace Dewey returned home
from Philadelphia, Pa, Monday even
ing, having finished her years work as
an instructor in Walnut Lane Seminary
Mrs. w. G. Hume and daughter of
Corunna, are at Bay View where they
will spend the summer DIR. Hume will
also be there part of the summer.
A. E. Foster of the Jennings. Foster
Co., has been in Grand Rapids this
week to attend the celebration and
banquet by the wholesale dealers of
that city.
Bans of marriage for Harry 7. Nc
Herring and Miss Agnes Laveck were
announced Sunday at ST. Pauls Catho-
lie church. The wedding will take
place June %.
William Brands wants 500 from the
Grand Trunk Ry. for damages to his
farm near Corunna because the railway
company failed to put sluice under
its track to drain off the water.
G.. Coenis, a Reliance factory en-
ployee lost part of his clothing by hay
plant Monday. He escaped injury
however, by being held by fellow
workman.
The Kings Heralds of the First M. E.
church will have baby parade on the
church grounds Saturday June 10 in
the afternoon, Decorated carriages
will make-a long line and everybody is
invited to watch the parade
Miss Grace Abbott, formerly of this
city, graduated with high honors from
the Michigan State Conservatory of
Music at Ypsilanti June 3. and will go
west to establish school. She is a
niece of Aid. and Mrs. E. F. Conant.
A fire alarm Monday morning called
the department to the home of Mrs.
Augusta Niblock, River Street, where
the wall back of the kitchen range was
on fire. The fire was quickly extin-
guished with but slight damage.
g. w. Cleveland, who takes orders
for enlarged pictures delivered two
pictures to Mrs. Anton Malik, Chip
man street, Tuesday. and she refused to
take them claiming they were not as
ordered. Cleveland reduced the price,
got his money and then started to take
off the frames. A row resulted and the
man was arrested for assault. The case
was settled by Cleveland's paying back
the price and taking the pictures, set
Ting the costs of $40 and paying an at
torney fee.
Charles Eveleth, son of Postmaster
Eveleth of Corunna, now general man
agerr of the Kentucky Northern Rail
way with headquarters at Beatleville,
KY, was shot in the arm, Friday by
fellow named Riley whom he had dis
charged, and who again applied for
work and on being refused fred at Mr..
Eveleth, who returned the fire inflict-
ing wounds. Mrs. Charles Eveleth,
who was visiting her mother. Mrs. A.
A. Frain in Corunna, was telegraphed
for and left Saturday to meet her hus-
band in Nicholsville, KY.
The gray team of the fire department
horses has been sold by the city TO Will