The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-05-24
THE OWOSSO TINES
EDMUND o. DEWEY. EDITOR.
owOssO, MICH, MAY "a, 1919.
Local News.

Local N0W8.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Chan d Ter spen
Tuesday in Detroit.
Ray w. Retain of Grand Rapids,
spent Sunday in Owosso.
G. R. Brandt of Perry. was an Owosso
and Corunna visitor, Saturday.
A. E. Meder of the U. of Nj was a
guest of Leon F. Miner, SUNDAY.
The banns of Miss Carrie Alyea and
William McIntee were. published Sun
day for the first time. at st. Paul's
Catholic church:
Mrs. Alfred Pardonnette of Caledonia
township. left Monday for Montana to
take treatment for inflammatory rheu.
matism.
Mrs. Elmer w. Smith of Owosso, was
taken to the Pontiac asylum, Monday,
for treatment. She had been there
previously.
New boilors of double the capacity Of
the old boilers having been installed,
the Robbins table factory is again in
operation.
Fred Hanscom, master of Owosso
lode of Masons, was in Lansing. Tues
day to assist in initiating a class of
sixteen into Lansing lodge.
Claude Foster of Cleveland, who is
visiting at the home of John Kelly, sus-
tanned fracture of the wrist Monday
while cranking his automobile.
The Owosso Boiler works has been
awarded the contract for overhauling
and repairing the boilers and engine of
the Portland Manufacturing Co. at
Portland, Mich.
The Eagles are planning to hold the
annual drill team ball at the O. l.. 1,
armory, Wednesday evening, May goth.
ThS team will give an exhibition drill
wearing new uniforms.
Mrs. Perry Grubsugh was painfully
injured, Sunday, by being thrown from
q buggy on West Oliver street when
the front axle broke. Mr.. Grubaugh
and his niece escaped uninjured.
The banns of Miss Mayme Deamer Of
Toledo, and John Downey of this city,
and Miss Elizabeth Weaker and Thos.
McGrath, were published Sunday at
st. Pauls Catholic church.
Step in and examine the Womens
white "Nu buck" high top button
boots we offer at 81 So for any size. You
will be pleased and surprised at their
quality and beauty. Thome & Frisbie.
Hattie Graves and Uera Bennett left
their homes in Dursnd Friday, going to
Lansing, where they expected to work,
being dissatisfied at home, but Deputy
Sheriff Houghton brought the fourteen
year olds lack to their homes Saturday.
Advertised letters at the Owosso post
Office for the week ending May Is, 1912;
Jack Brown, Ernest Bullock, A j. Fish
err, lsrial Garrow, Christfor Greenwood,
Mrs. Emma Holcomb, Hugh Jones, j.
G. OFT, Chas. Rierdon, J. l.. Whitcomb.
Ray Retain. the twelve-year' old son
of Ray Retain of Grand Rapids, and
Mrs. Eva Powers Retain Bement OF De-
troit, passed away Thursday at the
Children's hospital after an illness OF
several days with pneumonia.
Orrie Goddard of Caledonia town
ship, and Miss Bernice Kaiser, Union
Telephone Co. operator at Corunna,
were married last month in Windsor
and has just announced 1t to their
friends. They will soon move to Lsns
ing where the groom has accepted
position.
The open saloons have been running
Just two weeks in Ingham county and
it is costing the taxpayers between Sic
and $50 day for just the board of the
tfrunks turned out by these saloons
The county Jail is filed to OVERLOOKING
This condition may not last, however
as the old soaks have been dry SO long
that il takes. considerable at first Il
keep their tanks from leaking. -Masor
News
The friends of A. B Crane in thi'
county will be pleased to read the item
below from the Mt. Pleasant Enter
prise. "a wide circle of friends, espec
tally members of the G.. A. r will b'
glad to hear that Comrade A. B. Crane
of this city is able to be out on TIT
street again. Sometime ago Mr.. Crane
went to Ann Arbor for an operation
aud was sent home to die. Local ply
sicians offered no hope but Mr.. Cran'
is better, is able to be out again, ant
SAYS he is going to get well. We al
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