The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-05-27

thur Placer, Broadway, q SOL.
Mrs. Ira Curry returned Tuesday from
visit with friends in Detroit.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Chatter.
son, Chapman street, Tuesday, son.
Miss Mabel Halstead has resigned as
bookkeeper for the Owosso Ice 81 Fuel
Co.
Mrs. James Osburn and her mother,
Mrs. Nancy Hendricks, went to Ypsi-
lanti Yesterday.
Mrs FL. d. Lyon was called to Green
vile, Tuesday, by the sickness of her
father, DR.. Pond
A. E. Richards and Daniel Thompson
of Corunna, are in Iowa, to settle the
Robert Thompson estate.
Suit for divorce has been commenced
by Hazel Thompson of Lansing against
Byron Thompson of Owosso.
Miss Ivah Matthews has passed the
examination and been registered under
the state law as trained nurse.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Winklehouse
were in Howell. Tuesday, to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Fred P. Schroeder.
DR.. J. d. Crum returned Tuesday
from brief visit in Cleveland. Mrs.
Crum and daughter, Miss Gladys are
visiting in Detroit.
Miss May Wilbur is home from Gen.
esee county where she has been teach
ing the past year. She will be at Grand
Blanc next year.
The Ladies' Library Association is
nicely settled in its new rooms on the
second floor of the Laverock building at
800 North Washington street.
Miss Mary Matthews fifteenth birth
day was celebrated at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Matthews
Friday. She was presented with gold
watch.
Born, Monday, to Mr. and Mrs. VIM.
Nothnagel of Menominee, formerly of
Owosso, a daughter. Mrs. Nothnagel
is a daughter of j. D. Leland of Cor
unna.
Attorney J. H. Collins will deliver
the Memorial day address in Corunna,
the exercises taking place at the Casino
in the forenoon after the decoration of
the graves in the cemetery.
Arthur Monroe injured his right
thumb so badly Tuesday that it was
necessary to amputate it. His hand
slipped striking saw at the casket fac
tory, where he is employed.
Frank M. Lansing of Howell, is in the
city this week taking the industrial sta
tistics for the national census. He has
recently been elected as assistant CASH
Ter of the State & Savings Bank at
Howell.
Edward Whitehearse was injured at
the Benkleman & Mulhall lumber yards
Tuesday, by fall from a wagon strik-
ing his head on a piece of lumber. He
was taken home and is recovering from
the fall, no serious results being feared
Left united on Exchange street the
horse of the Owosso Floral Co became
scared and enjoyed short runaway
but was caught In the alley in the real
of Detwiler's store. No damage was
done. Moral Tie your horse whenever
you leave him.
Mrs Frank w. Bidwell Is home from
an extended visit at her former home
in Shortsville, N Y She will leave
soon for Vassar. n. Y, to attend the
graduating exercises at Vassar college
Miss Cornelia Bidwell being a member
of the class Of 1910.
Charles w. Gale received dispatch
Tuesday announcing the death of hi
brother, Seneca Gale, at his home il
Berkeley, California, aged rs years
Mr.. Gale was a former resident Of this
county and was widely known anc
highly esteemed. He is survived by his
wife and one son.
Married. Saturday evening, at tn,
Asbury M. +. parsonage, by Rev. J. E
, Somers, Miss Mary Barney and Roy
Banghart They will reside at 30S Cas-
= street. Mr.. Banghart is an employee,
Of the Reliance Truck Co. and a mem
Der of Co. H. Many friends extent
congratulations to the young people.
City Attorney Pulver was in Jack
son, Wednesday, comforting with tn,
officers of the Commonwealth Powe,
Co. relative to a new lighting contrac
for the city. He states that the Com
pany has secured the right of way Il
set its towers nearly all the way from
Lansing to Owosso and that the tower,
and the other supplies to be used hav
been purchased.
The wedding of Miss Jennie Rundell
daughter of Mrs Frank Green, ant
> Myron Monroe, was solemnized Tues
, day afternoon at the home of Mrs
Green, on Watson Street, Rev G. w
Jennings officiating. The young peopl,
are both well known, and popular, tn
gre ON being an employee of the Owoss,
Casket Co. and member of Co. III
They are spending the week in Ian
sing Mr. and Mrs III. Rundell, Mr.
, and Mrs. E. Rundell and Mrs Ro,
, Irish of Detroit. and Mr.. and Mrs. w
, Kittle of Chesaning, were guests at tn
wedding.
Advertised letters at the Owosso pos
Office for the week ending May 81, 1910
= 10 Antol The Ban, Mr.. Weisner, (Bai
ristar\ John Rush Miss Ruth Donube,