The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-04-29

Posthumus. Ridge street, daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Nichols spent
Sunday in Brighton with the formers
parents.
T. A. Mears, principal of the school
at Byron, called on friends in the city,
Saturday.
Born, Friday, to Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
A. Cook of Flint, formerly of Owosso,
a daughter.
Mrs. S. s. Miner and Miss Virginia
Miner spent Sunday in Howell with
Judge Miner
A. NJ. Bentley was called to Boston,
Mass, Sunday, by telegram on i'm
portant business.
Mrs. R. R. Hart delightfully."- enter
tanned the Reigny Day club, Tuesday
at her home on Waters street.
Assistant Postmaster Gurden Bing-
ham returned Thursday morning from
a short visit with his daughters in
Chicago
G. H. Sapp, of the Owosso Carriage &
Sleigh Co. has been in Albany, N. Y,
and other eastern cities this week on
business.
Suit for divorce has been commenced
by Maude Ewing against Frank Ewing,
both of Owosso. Neil r. Walsh repre-
sents the plaintiff
Corunna high school base ball team
defeated Durand, Saturday, 6 to 5.
Owossos game at Ithaca was cancelled
on account of RAIN.
Chas. Clarke the well.known freigh
agent of the Grand Trunk who is a
frequent visitor to Owosso, is abroad
for an extended trip in the Orient
G. J. Kryzanowski, George Valen-
tine, Superintendent Engler, w. K
Alderman and G. A. Sharp of the Re-
lance Truck Co. spent Sunday in De-
troit.
The Frances Willard w. G. T. U.
met at the Corunna avenue NJ. E.
church, Friday for business and liter
airy meeting. A mothers meeting will
be held May 6.
Prof. E. s. Kingsbury, brother of
Supervisor B. H. Kingsbury of Venice,
will remain another year at Gagetown,
Mich, as superintendent of schools
with an increase of 500 in salary.
R. Bruce Hutchings of Bancroft, and
Miss Grace B. Kinney were married
April 20 at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Kinney in
Burns township, Rev. c. E. Benson
officiating.
James Brochaska of Owosso, stone
mason, and Marie Jerankoya of. near
Corunna, were married in the county
clerks Office Monday, by Justice Pea
cock, two interpreters being necessary to
get the knot safely tied.
q. d. Irwin, former business man
in this city, in sending his subscription
to The TIMES congratulates the resi-
dents of the county on the outcome of
the recent local option election. Mr.
Irwin now resides near Evansville,
Ohio
The Kitcikippiti club spent pleas
ant evening, Friday, with DR.. and Mrs
F. H. Williams and as result of the
five hundred playing the "Indians" led
by W. E. Hanson will enjoy banquet
provided by J. M. Bentley's "profes-
SIGNALS.
Three hobos, J. Wolfe, NJ Alldeffen
and II. Walbridge were arrested Satur
day for picking a mans pocket in
west side saloon, and on Monday the
first two were given fine or Jail sent
ence by Justice Friegel Both are still
in the county Jail. Walbridge was
given 30 days in Jail, Wednesday.
The rooms in the federal building for
the use of the Shiawassee county board
Of pension examiners have been com
pleted and the board will ask permits
sion at its meeting on Wednesday next
to change the place OF meeting from
the Office of Dr. Phippen to these
rooms The first meeting will doubt
less be held there on June 1st
A thousand graduates of the Michi-
gan Agricultural College are expected
to be in attendance at the fifty-third
anniversary of the organization of the
college to be held June 2Sd. The pro.
gram has already been announced and
among those who are to have part is
Mrs. Kate Cook Briggs of Washington,
ID. c., a sister of A. B. Cook.