The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-07-28

Miss Gertrude wicking is visiting friends
at Rochester, Mich.
Devereaux's new grocery opens tomor-
row, 205 N. Washington street.
Mrs. Henry Steadman and daughter, of
Lansing, are visiting In the city.
Miss Lena Rush, of Detroit, is visiting
relatives In Owosso and vicinity.
Mrs. c. Mahaney and children are visit
ing old friends of the former In Linden.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. 81. Chapman. of st.
Johns, visited Owosso friends Wednesday.
| Miss M. lander, of Corunna, secured the
wheel at Lyon & Ponds, Saturday night.
ID. d. Smith, of Bannister, was the guest
of his classmate, K. j. Hunt, Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. j. ID. Laverock returned
Monday from their outing at Lake Linden.
Clara Cooling Is confined to the house by
severe attack of inflammatory rheuma-
tism.
Dr. G. A. Osborn left yesterday for South
Haven to visit his daughter, Mrs. q. Dew.
| Brewer.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Dorcas Society will be held this afternoon,
at the home.
j. Memo Bentley, Calvin Bentley and
Robert Gale are enjoying an outing in the
Adirondacks.
| Company Il is keeping up interest in
drills and has been recruited nearly to
the full limit.
Hall Bros. enjoyed a big day in the
grocery line Wednesday furnishing the
circus with goods.
Miss Ella Halsey, of Detroit, is guest
at the home of her grandfather, s. E.
Halsey, North Elm street.
Mrs. Kincaid and daughter, Miss Alice
McHardy, left yesterday for visit at Mack.
NAV and other northern resorts.
Miss Grace McGraw, who has been the
guest of Miss Edith Frieseke, for some time
left Wednesday for Benton Harbor.
Master Lewis Curry, son of Ira G. Curry
returned Tuesday from two weeks visi
with his grandparents in Fenton.
The Disciple ladies took In one hundred
twenty dollars at their dining hall, IL
South Washington street, Wednesday.
Glen Reynolds left Wednesday to visi
relatives in Rochester, MINI. His sister
: Mrs. Frank Thompson, accompanied him.
Miss Blanche Hicks, of Marion, who ha
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Georg
n Wright has left to visit Henderson relative
The same officers who served the schOo
board last year we're re. eected by the boar
at its meeting for organization Friday night
s The county farmers picnic will be he'll
at Caledonia Park on Wednesday, Angus
y 10. An interesting program is being al
ranged.
II Howard Taylor, son of Gilbert l.. Taylor
was knocked down on the pavement Tues
, day by runaway horse but ,fortunatel
escaped uniDjured.
,sl The first tourist excursion of the seasO
on the Ann Arbor road passed throug
Owosso yesterday, with a good number
passengers on board.
T. B. Willoughby, editor of the Gaylor
y Otsego County News, spent a part of II
90 week with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Willoughby, in this city.
80 Mr.. and Mrs. z. II. Ross entertained
," party of friends Tuesday evening, at the
home on Pine street, in honor of Mi
ed Mabel Halstead. of Bennington.
~ Miss Lulu Hutchinson, formerly of Il
city where she had numerous FRIEND
no died of consumption at the home of
NV brother in Detroit, Tuesday night.
Prof. e. A. Steel, secretary and burser
to the Nashville, Tenn, University, is
TO guest of Miss Fannie Bartrem. Prof. st,
has just returned from two months trip
Ter Europe.
led Mr.. Elbridge Wellington and Miss Emf
.on Binger, both we'll known Garland young D,
pie, were married in OwOsso last we
to Thursday at the Methodist parsonage
G. Rev. DR.. Sweet.
loh The police maintained good ore
Wednesday, and were obliged to ma
re- but four arrests all day long
the drunkenness. The crowd was very orde
1ey one considering its size.
ore The little three year old son of Joe An
fell from the second story of his fatht
nty new livery barn Sunday evening and Gu
NJ. bad cash across his cheek. DIR. Nice
"a mick dressed the wound.
IN A number of Owosso Masons attent
the meeting of the Durand lodge Wednesc
No. evening and witnessed the work of the v
nv non degree team which conferred the N
the ter Mason degree on a number of cal
r NJ dates.
will Invitations have been issued by Mrs j
s. Lusk for the marriage at her home
rLer North Elm st, of her daughter Miss F.
20 Lusk to Mr.. Adolph Mellen, of W
70. Walla, Wash. at three o'clock. Thurs