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

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Miss Mollie Roberts left this morning
for Detroit to spend a week with her
mother and sister.
Marvel Keenan, of Elsie, paid IS to
Justice Friegel Monday for being
drunk in Owosso, Saturday.
Louis Hale, claiming to be farmer
living near Byron, is serving Is days in
the county Jail for drunkenness.
The annual meeting of the Owossso
Sugar Co. will be held at it's Office in
this city on Tuesday, June 22d, at II
o'clock a. M
Oden Chapman has so far recovered
from his stroke of paralysis that he rode
to Corunna, Sunday, in an automobile,
walking out to the machine without
assistance
Mrs. s. s. Miner is at West Point
for the commencement exercises at the
Military Academy. Before returning
she will spend few days in New
York City.
Mr.. and Mrs q. L. Dimmick were in
Chicago, Tuesday to meet their daugh-
ter, Mrs. J. 0. Greenway of North
Yakima, Wash, who will spend two
months here.
F. E. Beebe has launched his boat,
the "Maranetta" built this year at the
i, blacksmith shop on North Ball street.
The launch is good sized one, having
a cabin and fine engine.
Mrs. Alonzo Baker came to death by
suicide las result of the state of
domestic trouble in which she had
placed herself" is the coroner's jury
verdict rendered Tuesday.
Judge Matthew Bush of Corunna,
and G. H. Whittum of the Auditor
Generals department, returned Satur-
day from the Manistee, where they fished
for several days, each securing one
hundred trout.
Mrs. James Anderson and daughter
of Sidney, Ohio, were guests this week
at D. j. Gerow's. Mrs. Gerow accom-.
panied them to Detroit, Tuesday, and
Miss Anderson spent part of the week
in Ann Arbor.
The marriage of DR.. Genung Leland
of the University of Michigan, and Miss
Clara E. Doane Carson, niece of Mrs.
Evora D. Perkins of this city, will take
place at the home of Mrs. Perkins on
Williams street, June %.
Otto Kerner created a disturbance at
his home in the south part of the city,
the last of the week while drunk and
was taken in charge by the officers. He
will not be prosecuted, however, as it
appears to be first offense,
The work of cleaning up about the new
post Office building preparatory to
building walks and grading the prop
erty has been commenced. The sur
plus earth is hauled away to fill up the
Woodland lots south of Clinton street.
Col and Mrs. G. B. McCaughna, EN-
inent Grand Senior Warden and Mrs.
g. T. Campbell, H. Bigelow and
Edward Carr left Monday for Detroit,
to attend the Grand Commandery X.
T. meeting.
Mary Sleigh, aged II was found in
Owosso Saturday by officers and turned
over to her mother to be taken back to
her home in Ottawa, Ohio. She had
accompanied tough character named
Whitman to Owosso, where he joined
the Pilbeam Carnival Co.
William Hamilton of Lansing, and
Mrs. Louise Smith, formerly Of Owosso,
were married at the German Lutheran
parsonage in this city Saturday by Rev.
T. G. Hahn. They will live in Lansing
where Mr.. Hamilton is employed by
the State Telephone Co.
Z. s. Richards of Cohoctah, was a
guest of his daughter Mrs. Geo. Martin,
Bradley street, Sunday, on his way
home from Lansing, where he read
paper on THE Great Conspiracy" be.
fore the State Pioneer and Historical
Society. He is So years old having
lived in Michigan SO years.
Mrs. Hattie jackson Cook died Sun
day afternoon south of Owosso, after
having been an invalid ton eleven years.
Mrs. Cook was 55 years OF age and is
survived by her husband, VIM. s. Cook.
She had aivedrfh Che county all Shsrt life
and was a member of Bancroft M. E.
church. The funeral was held We'd
nesday at two o'clock p m, Rev. G.
Fl. Hanks officiating.
Oscar J. Hood, formerly resident of
this county, is quite favorably con.
sidered for the appointment as second
circuit Judge in the Ingham circuit 1t
is believed, however, that the appoint.
ment will go to Charles W. Nichols who
received few more votes than did Mr.