The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-06-17
The OWOSSO TINES
EDMUND o. DEWEY. EDITOR.
OWOsSO, MICH, JUNE II, 1910.

Roth & Sullivans store open even
ings until class of big Anniversary sale,
June %.
Horace Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs. Scott
Wilcox and Mrs. Thomas Walker of
Flint, spent Sunday with relatives in
this city
Married. Monday, at the county
clerks Office, Corunna, by Rev c. H.
Hanks, James Taylor and Hazel Minnie
Callard, both of Owosso.
Mrs. E. B. Dewey, who was seriously
sick last week, has improved consider
ably during the week and is now able
to be up part of each day.
The Owosso high school base ball team
defeated Corunna high team Saturday
5 to 4, making the Owosso team win.
ners of the seasons series
Judge Miner has adjourned circuit
court to June "a, when, after hearing
several motions, court will be adjourn
ed until the September term.
Newton L. Boyce and family, who
have been at Spokane, Washington,
for year and half, will return to
Owosso the latter part of the month.
The marriage of Miss Alvinia NJ. But.
Ter and Mr.. Joseph L. Thalman formerly
teacher in the Owosso high school,
will take place at the brides uncle's
Chester Messer, Hastings, Mich, June
25th.
Mrs Henry Holtzkemper has return
ed to her home in Grand Rapids after
visit of several weeks at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs J. B. E. Cas-
tree. Miss Minnie Donigan accompan.
led her.
Mrs. j. E. Clough and Mrs Cyrus
Reimer of Cleveland, Mr. and Mrs. J.
H. Prout and daughter of Howard City,
and W. E. Clough of Detroit. are guests
at Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Cloughs, Adams
street.
A horse owned by Fred Seelhoff of
Rush township, became frightened at an
automobile on north Mulberry street,
Sunday, and rearing threw itself over
backwards, breaking its back. The
horse was valued at $3.50.
Lieut.. Harry Orr of the U. S. Navy,
is in Michigan for months furlough
and will spend part of the time in
Owosso. He has had shore duty for
something over sixteen months and ex.
poets to be sent to sea again some time
during the summer.
l.. l. Halsey, chief of the division of
buildings and loans in the office of the
secretary of state at Lansing, has re-
signed to engage in business He is
well known in Owosso, coming here fire..
quently to visit his mother, Mrs. S. E
Halsey.
The city contagious hospital was flu
migated and the inmates released Tues
day. The few smallpox cases in the city
during the last few months were all
any cases was not known to many of
the citizens.
Misses Abigail and Emeline Chandler |
entertained, Saturday, at five o'clock |
dinner at their home on Goodhue street |
in honor of Miss Hazel Strang who will |
be married June 2Sth to Robert Keller
of Scranton, Pa, Miss Myrtle Walker of |
this city, who leaves soon for Euro
pean trip, and Miss Florence Williams
of Greenwich, N. Y.
Marie Comstock, aged 7 years. died
at the family home in Corunna, Mon
day, of typhoid fever. Her mother died
several weeks ago and the father and a
sister are seriously i'll of the same dis.
ease. Other children of the family
have been taken to the homes Of rela.
tives and friends, having recovered
from the disease.
Advertised letters at the Owosso post
Office for the week ending June IL. 1910:
Peter Alesworth, Lavina Brown, Ivan
Galinec, ID. s. Haig, John s. Harder.
Mrs. Mae Mathews, Joseph Mosher.
Billy Murray, Henry Paff, Peerless
Theatre, Z. H. Porter, Frank N (S), Box
SO, Mrs. John Smith, Jim Sugar, Q. L.
Taylor, Miss Esther Taylor, Miss Ter.
sssa Zihlke, Spec. Del. Ball st.