The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-09-23
Miss Alice McHardy has returned to De-
troit to attend school.

MISS Alice Mcdardy mas returned TO De-
troit to attend school.
Capt. A. j. Van Epps, who has been very
low with typhoid fever at Fort Myers. Va,
is considerably improved and expects to be
home within day or so.
DR. and Mrs. b. S Knapp and Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Smith returned the first of the
week from reunion of the Knapp family
at Green Oak.
Mr.. and Mrs. s B. Pitts are entertaining
Misses Rena Allen. of Birmingham, Flora
Pitts, of Fenton, and Birdie Windate, of
Pontiac, at their home this week.
Mrs M. A. Pound received a message
Tuesday announcing the death of her sister
Mrs. g. s. Robbins. of Minneapolis, and
left in the afternoon for that city.
Clyde Mason, draughtsman in the Michi-
gan Central car shops at Jackson, spent
SUNDAY as the guest Of his mother, Mrs.
Mrs. Martha Mason, Elm street.
Archie Palmer was up from Lansing over
Sunday. He is one of the men thrown out
of employment by the Woodland fire who
have secured employment In furniture
factory In Lansing.
Miss Mabel Ferry left Monday morning
for Brooklyn, N. Y, where she joins the
the @. NJ. Parker Concert Co. to begin with
them four months tour Of the New Eng
land states, Pennsylvania and New York.
w. Marshal. who has seen nine years
service In the U. s. navy and is now enjoy.
ing sixty days furlough previous to enlist
ing for another three years, is in the city,
the guest Of his parents, on Oak street. He
was bugler on the Brooklyn.
Private Fred Kamm arrived in Owosso
Monday night from his home In New Buff
falo. Fred is now looking nearly we'll
again and sports the customary Cuban full
beard. He expects to leave today for his
home in New Buffalo and for a short trip to
Chicago, but will probably be back in Owes
so again for longer stay before many
weeks are past.
Miss Kate Corlett will fill place on the
Endeavorers, at Grand Ledge, next week
Saturday, with the report of the missionary
superintendent. This is the third annual
convention of the fifth Michigan district.
including Ionia, Clinton, Shiawassee. Eaton
and Ingham counties. The convention be-
gins Thursday night and closes Saturday
noon.
Parker Palmer, who has been spending a
furlough with his parents Mr.. and Mrs. A.
E. Palmer, left yesterday for the League
Island navy yards, to take his place on the
United States steamship Minneapolis.
During his leave of absence his jauntly
worn sailor suit has attracted much attention
on OwossO streets, where, though the army
blue Is common enough the navy blue is an
uncommon right.
Miss Lea Moss, who returned from few
days visit in Detroit Sunday night on the
d. & M. excursion train, failed to get her
bicycle of from the train when she reached
Owosso and has been unable to learn any.
thing of it since. Miss Moss seems to be
quite unfortunate in losing things, as less
than a year ago horse and carriage iu
which she had driven to town was stoler
and no trace ever secured of it.
B. B. johnson is visiting his parents II
the city previous to returning to Ann Arbor
where he will resume university work thu
coming year. Mr.. johnson has been II
charge of the Y. Nj. G. A. tent in the 3ls
Mich. camp this summer and made RECORD
for good work while there. He has left tn,
work in charge of Corporal Richard Flynn
of Ann Arbor and the university, who ha
been detailed by the regimental officers TO
that work. Mr.. johnson will graduate
from the university this year.
Fred jackson, who was formerly a ser
geant In Co. G, Sd Reg. M. N. g., has jus
finished a three years. enlistment in the 19tl
regular infantry, now in Porto Rico, ant
has returned home, reaching the city Satur
day night. He has not tired of army If
but decided not to re.enlist in the 10th be
cause he surmises that II will remain II
Porto Rico for some time and he has ina,
all he cares for of that place. He thinks h
will re-enlist soon for another three years
| term with some western regiment