The Owosso times., 1899-06-23

Louis Burhans spent Sunday at home In
this city.
Mrs. w. r. Gardner, of st. Johns, is In
the city.
Miss Ethel Hume is visiting relatives
in Lansing.
John Allis. of Vassar, visited Owosso
friends Sunday.
Miss Maud Locker and brother Fred, are
visiting Detroit friends.
Miss May Webster is visiting friends and
relatives In Ann Arbor.
Frleseke Bros. have SO. 449 tile contract
for sewer at Durand.
Geo. II. Dutton, of Woodruff, did bus-
ness In this city Tuesday.
The supervisors are busy spreading the
summer taxes upon the rolls.
Hon. j. w.. Turner will deliver the
Grafton at Flushing, July 4th.
William Barnes returned from short
trip to Mt. Pleasant, Monday.
Miss Bertha Archer, of Flint, was the
guest of Ow0sso friends Sunday.
c. Bodamer and daughter, Lizzie, spent
the first of the week In Lansing
Frank Welch, of Fenton, was a guest of
Owosso friends Monday afternoon.
Miss Bertha Fowler was In Ypsilanti this
week during commencement exercises.
Aid. Palmer has arranged to do bicycle
repairing at his store on west Main st.
Lester Ayers, of Detroit. visited at the
home of his pare nts on Adams street Sun.
day.
E. T. Danby'arrived in the city Saturday
night from Albion college to spend few
days.
Milo Bott has been entertaining his
brother Jerome Bott, of Linden, Ohio, this
week.
W. L. Parker is at work on car load of
granite received by him for the Haarer
block.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brooks, of Adams
street, spent Sunday near Henderson and
Oakley.
Louis Deal, operator for the Ann Arbor
Ry. at the Owosso station, spent Sunday in
Dundee.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Osburn attended COM
mencement exercises at the University
Yesterday.
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visiting her sister, Mrs. George Westbrook,
in Durand.
Twenty-eight deaths were reported to the
state board of health in Shiawassee county
during May.
Convis & Carmody now do all their
''helloing" over the Owosso Telephone
Company's lines.
Ed. j. Hunt and Andrew Strehl have re-
turned from Albion college and will spend
the summer IN Owosso.
The Owosso Carriage Co. is running its
factory thirteen and half hours per day to
keep up with its orders.
Ernest r. Wickham. of Lansing, spent
Sunday with his parents. Mr. and Mrs II.
A. Wickham, in this city.
Ice cream and cake will be served at the
close of the Vernon entertainment at the
Baptist church this evening.
Dana Seeley has been visiting relatives
in Lansing during the present week having
drivpn throup oh last Saturday,
Col. j. Fl. Moyses and Theron GLADDEN.
were among the number who attended the
G. A. r. reunion at Petoskey.
The residences of A. K. aud f. K. Harts-
horn have been connected with the OwOsso
Telephone Company's lines this week.
The new law Office of Searl q Kress
In the Keeler block has been connected with
the Owosso Telephone Company's lines.
F.E Kohler Is moving into the part of
the Stewart house corner Oliver aud Water
streets, lately vacated by e. <. Bentley.
d. F. Mertz went to Detroit Tuesday
morning to spend a few days before begin
ming his work In the University summer
school.
Miss Alice M. Donnelly, formerly of this
city but now of Grand Rapids, is among the
number who received degrees from the Uni
versity at Ann ArbOr this week.
There are hundreds of shade trees about
the city which need to be trimmed at once,
both for the good of the trees and to i'm
prove the appearance of the streets.
The candidates for deputy oil inspector in
this district will not have to wait much
longer to ascertain who will fill the position
for the next two years as Deputy Curry's
term expires June 80.
The ladies of Court Alta, Companions of
the Foresters, entertained party of about
sixteen ladies from Flint at their hall Mon
day night. Drill by the local degree staff
and supper were features of the evening.
Note change In the tims card for the
Toledo, Saginaw IL Muskegon division of
the Grand Trunk system. The Muskegon
trains now leave at 6:l5 a. m. and 1885 p. NJ
the returning trains reaching the Owosso
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