The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-09-01
Local News.

Local News.
Mrs. Wallace Burke is visiting Mrs. Ere,
Marvin, of Mt. Clemens.
W. 81. Blgelow and family returned Wed
nesday from Toledo, Ohio.
Mrs. j. A. Lusk left Wednesday for al
extended visit In Warsaw, Ind.
Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Gale, leave!tomorrov
for lake trip, going via Toledo.
Miss Statira and Mable Wilson. are ex.
pected home from Canada, this week.
Niles Virgins, returned Monday from q
business trip to Manitowoc. Wisconsin.
Mrs. ]. j. Davis and daughter Marian re.
burned home Monday from Lansing visit
Miss Flora Pitts Is expected today for 9
visit with the family of her brother. s. B
Pitts.
@. j. Stuart, Claud Stuart sand sLee
Woodland are spending the week at Crystal
lake.
Merrick Blair spent Sunday in Oakley,
returning with Mrs. Blair. who had been
making longer visit.
Miss Florence and Elsie Hopphan, of
Lansing, have been the guests of Owosso
friends during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. M. Dewey, Jr., left
Tuesday for brief trip to Council Bluffs,
Iowa, and st. Paul, MINI.
The laingsburg News states that Mrs. L..
II. Nichols and family, formerly of Owosso,
will remove to jackson soon.
Mrs. William Launstein, of New Orleans,
is expected today for an extended visit with
relatives in Owosso and vicinity.
Arthur Benson left Tuesday for Grand
Rapids tn look up school matters before be-
ginning his years work next week.
Mrs. Charles Howard and daughter Mar.
iorie have returned from an extended visit
in the southeastern part of the state.
J. M. Storey returned Monday from a
business trip near Temple where he was
looking after timber for his spoke factory.
Miss Nettie Matlock, returned from her
vacation Wednesday evening, and is again
waiting upon Uncle Sans patrons at the
postoffice.
Miss Frances May Butterfeld has left
for Crystal Falls, in the upper peninsula,
where she will teach school during the
coming year.
You can secure copy of the premium
list of the Bancroft fair by addressing
W. e. Watson. secretary. The dates are
Sept. 1929.
Augsburg Bros, of Venice, had IL acres
Of Clawson wheat that went 80 bushels per
acre. Noah Josln of Burns, beat that
with his Gold Coin wheat that averaged
nearly 40 bushel to the acre -Corunna
Journal.
List of letters remaining uncalled for in
Owosso postoffice the week ending Aug 26:
Hattie Welte, Frank Wilcox, Ada White.
Thos. F. Nelson, A. G. Bird, lone Earle.
Mrs VIM. Mccarthy, Rev. L. CANT. Eva
Hackett, (2). Chas Hackey, Julius Keine,
Mayme Moss, Lucinda Myers.
The members of the Corunna Baptist
church extended public reception to Rev.
A. G. Marshall and family Tuesday even
ing on account Of their removal to Bay
City. Mr. Marshall has been pastor of a
COrunna church for many years and has
many friends both in that city and In
0wosso.
The regular monthly business meeting of
the Y. p. S. G. E., of the First Congrega-
A0nal church, will be held Tuesday even
ing at eight O'Clock, at the home of Miss
Marion Fuller, corner Park and Williams
streets. After the business session social
time will be spent on the lawn. All MEM
bers of the society, and friends are most
cordially invited.
Jay Douglas, one of Hazelton's most pros.
porous farmers, reports an excellent yield
of grain this year. He had half acre of
Rural New Yorker No. 6 white wheat which
yielded at the rate of AZ bushels to the acre,
and from Is acres of another variety he had
an average yield of 10 bushels to the acre.
His oats averaged little more than 10
The Senior Young peoples Society of
Christian Endeavor of the First Congrega-
.ional church, will hold "Sunrise Praise
Service" in the lecture room of the church
Sunday morning at six o'clock. Prof. EFT.
Austin. will give short address. James
3. Mcintosh will lead the singing. These
early services are most delightful this time
Of the year, and everyone who possibly can
should attend.
Charles II. Hutchins, formerly resident
of.this city, where he had law Office for
humber of year,, over the old LIST National
bank, was found dead In his room In the
Hotel Metropole, Detroit, Saturday morn
ing. He had retired apparently in perfect
health the evening BEFORE and had left or
iers to be called at seven In the morning,
% he intended to join his family at the
Flats. Heart disease was the cause of his
ieath. Mr.. Hutchins was a brother of
Harrv b. Hutchius dean NJ tina law de-