The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-09-09
Our Soldiers, Off Duty.

Robert Harmon is in the Medico- Chirurgi.
cal Hospital, at Philadelphia.
Lieut. Will Case is at his home in Lud-
ington making but slow progress in recov-
ering his health, his digestive organs being
in bad shape.
Fred Kamm is at his home in New buffa-
10. He has suffered relapse and is still
quite low.
Arthur Hammond is quite improved.
He met the boys in Detroit Sunday.
Orrie NOrcross is slowly improving at his
home. He met the boys on their way
home.
John Phillips started for Brooklyn Mon
day morning to meet bis brother Mike who
was left there in hospital.
John A. Grow, of Co. E, 35th Mich, was
In the city yesterday on pass from Camp
Eaton, visiting N Willoughby. He ex-
poets the regiment will soon leave for Porto
Rico.
Private Will ComstOck arrived home
this morning from Camp Wickoff.
Private Lou Lewis Is still at Montauk
Point In the hospital, but expects to be
home In few days.
Private Ollie Noonan is another Co. G
boy at Montauk Point, who expects soon to
be able to come home.
Privates Merton Carl, Bert Evans, Tom
Galnsha, Bert Jebb, James Nelson, A.
Root, and A. Rubleman, have reached
Camp Eaton and are expected home today.
Schuyler Crane reached Montauk Point,
Sunday.
George Hunt was at Montauk Point when
the company reached home.
NJ. r. Monroe. who was left In Harber
Hospital Detroit, sick with malarial fever,
came home Wednesday afternoon with his
father.
Irving Thomas was left behind in Harper
Hospital, Detroit, sick with malarial fever,
Sunday, but improved sufficiently to reach
Owosso Wednesday afternoon.
Will Beers. who brought home stun
ming growth of Cuban whiskers, Intends to
visit his parents in GLASGOW, Kansas, for
about month, when he will again return
and resume work in this city.
Word received from John Phillips, In
New York. states that his brother, Mike, Is
improving and out of danger.
Provost Sergeant Bentley secured two
days furlough to attend the wedding of his
sister. Miss Ida d. Bentley, to Warren
Pierpont, Wednesday evening. He report.
ed at Camp Eaton last night.
Private e. w. Pickworth died early In
the week at Montauk Point. He was q
member of Company g, but joined after
the company had gone to Island Lake and
was not known in Owosso.
A lively runaway on south Washington
street Monday morning caused the spilling
out of the driver of the rig and the break
ing of the buggy shafts. No serious INJURY
was received, however.
Corporal and Mrs. Ward Carl, of Glen.
wood avenue, were given reception at the
Whiting residence, on Corunna avenue,
Wednesday evening. The Junior band
furnished music.
Private Henry Lotridge, Of the l59th In
diana, is visiting his parents near the city,
and announces his intentions of enlisting In
the sixth regular cavalry as soon as he Is
discharged from the volunteer service.
Major Paul M. Roth, who returned with
Co. G Sunday has distributed a number Of
relics to friends. The Major makes q
striking appearance in his neat Kakhai
, uniform and closely trimmed Van Dyke
beard. Though somewhat worn and tired
out In appearance he is looking we'll other
, wise.
The Baptist Sunday school sent box Of
, delicacies to Fred Kamm their assistant
superintendent at New Buffalo, Tuesday.
Instead of being dead or nearly so, he was
we'll enough he said in a letter received
this morning, to walk to the train and meet
Z Secy Van Ness and DR.. Ament Monday
night. IL he continues to improve hs
expects to visit Owosso soon.
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Majors Cement.