The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-06-17


this morning for northern Michigan.
e. E. Bentley is north fishing.
b. S. Hopkins returned from Menominee,
Monday. for the summer vacation.
E. G. Bacon, secretary of the Castree &
Shaw Co., will reside at 645 N. Washington
street.
Miss Nellie Goss is visiting friends in
Three Rivers.
Miss Frances Slote will go to Three Riv-
ers next week to visit relatives.
Attorney Hamper spent Sunday in Ann
ArbOr.
Warren Stuart was home from Toledo
over Sunday.
Rev. G. V. Northrop went to Kalamazoo,
Monday, to attend a meeting of the
board having in charge the arrangem ents
for the annual meeting of the Baptist State
Association which will be held in this city
in October next.
Wilbur Pierpont, of Dushville, visited
his parents Friday night.
7. E. Heddle. of Perry, spent Sunday in
the city.
Dr. B. Z. Hail, of Pompeii, was in the
city Sunday.
Miss E. Grace Robbins is visiting in Sagi.
nav.
Miss Flora Topping is visiting relatives in
Fenton.
The printers and BARRIERS of the city will
cross bats at the fair grounds on Tuesday
afternoon next. The losers-the BARRIERS of
course-are to provide a supper for the two
clubs.
to spend week in northern Michigan fish
ing.
Odell Chapman and son, W. E. Jacobs,
Walter Mcbride, Luke Cotter, and Fred
Stickney leave this evening for ten days
fishing trip in Otsego county.
Owen Snyder visited relatives and friends
in Fowlerville Tuesday.
A new porch is being added to the resi-
dence of Mrs. Hattie Parshall on Gilbert
street.
John Mclean and wife, of Vernon, were
visiting friends in this city Wednesday.
Charlie Haines, while cleaning his wheel
yesterday morning, accidentally caught his
thumb in the sprocket wheel, severing it
near the Joint. DIR. Hume dressed the
wound.
j. ID. Van Dusen left, Wednesday, for
a short visit with friends in Rochester, N.
Y.
Mrs. Watkins, of William street, returned
to her home Wednesday evening, after a
two months visit with Mrs. Frank Mapes at
Detroit.
George Brown, who has been visiting his
aunt, Mrs. Monroe Tumble, E. Oliver
street, returned to his home in Durand,
Wednesday.
Mrs. f. c. Achard returned Wednesday
from visit with her mother in Saginaw.
R. F. Kay, of Woodruff, called on Owes
80 IrlenuS yesterday.
Ii. Terwilllpger, of White Hall, is visit
ing Miss Effie Jones.
At special meeting of the Epworth
League of the First M. E. church, held
Tuesday night, Mrs. Verne Mershon was
elected secretary, vice Geo. Sweet resigned.
Mrs. John Storrer left yesterday morning
for Benton Harbor to attend the funeral of
her sister, who died at that place, Tuesday.
Harry Mackey, of Durund, was in the
city yesterday the guest OF his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. j. j. Mackey.
DR.. A. l.. Arnold has made decided i'm
provement In the appearance of his Wash
ingtOn street lot by trimming the trees.
Other property owners about the city should
follow his example.
The paving, bridge and sewer bonds will
be sold on June 3Oth by the ways and means
committee of the council to the highest bid
der. See ad In this issue.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Goodwin left yester.
day to spend the summer at Bay View.
Democratic ward caucuses will be held
Saturday evening at the following places:
First ward. N. Baldwin's Office; I'd ward,
T. j. Horsman's office; Sd ward. city hall,
4th ward, National hotel; 5th ward. hose
house. The county convention will be held |
at Corunna Monday.
The silvertes will hold county conven-
ton at the city hall tomorrow.
Attend the opening of CALEDONIA Park to-
night. Patriotic concert by City Band.
Excellent strawberries have sold most Of |
the week at three cents quart In crate lots.
PECIAL PRICES