The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-06-18

| WI anu MIS-. M. ~. dawes spent
Monday in Oakley.
Why pay more when you can get
it for 10 cents at Stewards.
Owosso Business College students
had a picnic in McCurdy park Wed
nesday.
Mrs. r. d. Crawford is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Matthews in Mt.
! Pleasant.
e. S. Brewer and Andrew Geek
were in Grand Rapids on business
Thursday.
Fred G. Dedolph and Miss Myrtle
| Curley, OF Flint, were married Tues
| day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Drain in Corunna, Rev Ian
| caster officiating.
Mrs. Todd ]. Leavitt and son and
Mrs. Harriet Leavitt, of Corunna,
| are home from Salinas, San Luis
POTASH, Mexico, for visit. Mrs
Todd Leavitt is at her parents, Dr.
and Mrs. ]. d. Crum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Knapp and
children, of Chicago, have been
guests at M. II. Knapps this week.
With Mr.. and Mrs. Knapp and Mrs.
Fred Smith they spent part of the
week at Linden.
District Deputy Miles Purcell, OF
Saginaw will instruct the class of
candidates initiated May 80 in the
secret work of the Knights of Co
lumbus at meeting in this city
June 25. A social gathering will be
held in connection with it.
Miss Nellie Allison came home
Tuesday from her trip to West Point,
New York, where she attended the
graduating exercises at the U. S.
Military Academy, having complet-
ed her years work at Wells College
Aurora, n. Y, the week previous.
Word was received by Owosso
friends Monday of the death at
Findlay, o., of Mrs. Chas w. Rindge
formerly of this city. Mrs. Rindge
was 60 years of age and is survived
by her husband, one son, Alfred, and
two daughters, Mabel and Mrs. Geo.
w. Gibbons, all of Detroit:
Grand Master A. M. Hume insti-
tuted City of the Straits Lodge, F.
& A. M, at Detroit, Monday evening,
being his first public function since
his election. He will be busy much
of the time during the coming year
with the many matters public and
private that the grand master is
called upon to handle.
The first of the factory league
ball games played Saturday resulted
in victories for the Ann Arbor shop
team over the Stove Factory team
by a score of IL to and for the
Casket Factory team over the Co. II
team, a twelve inning game, result
ing IL to II.
Miss Cornelia Bidewell is at the
home of her parents on Mulberry
street for visit before going to
Canandaigua Lake, n. Y, with them
for the simmer. She was a guest
at West Point, n. Y, for the U. S.
NJ. A. graduating exercises, after the
close of her years work at vassar
college.
Miss Georgia Amsden. who has
| been connected with the Owosso
| Business College, has resigned and
left Wednesday for Detroit and
Will probably accept an offer from
the SanDiego, Cal, public schools to
become head of the commercial de-
partment at salary of $3.50.
On complaint Of Fred w. Brown.
deputy sheriff, Oliver F.. Lafave, sa-
loonkeeper on South Washington
street, who came here from Cadillac.
this spring, was arrested Tuesday on
a charge of having his place Of bus
mess open May 81. His examination
will be held Aug. /, in the municipal
| court. Lafave claims that he was in
the saloon but not to sell liquor and
was there but few minutes Seth
O. Pulver will defend him.
Aldermen J. J. Mcdonald. Will
Wren j. II. BRANDED, e. f. Conant.
A. Palmer, City Engineer E. S.Brew-
err, representing the council and the
board of public works. DR.. F. F.
Hoyer and e. o. Dewey representing
the property owners on Oliver and
Washington streets, G.. p. Bentley
and A. Geek were in Detroit We'd
nesday, inspecting brick used on sew
eral streets for paving. Two streets
wre visited where brick furnished
by the Corunna company are being
used, the company having a contract
to supply the city of Detroit with
three million brick thisyear.