The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-10-20

bins visited Carol Sargent in Ypsilanti
Sunday.
Mrs. K A. Pike. of Denver. left Monday
for New York after visit with Mrs. Lou
StOrrer
Fred Lewis had one of his thumbs badly
cut while at work 10 the casket factory
Monday.
Miss Daisy Willoughbv has accepted
position as teacher in district school near
Gaylord.
Miss Cora Collins, of st. Johns, has been
the guest of her brother, John Collins,
part of the week.
Harry lzor, of Durand, was in the city
Wednesday and took In the foot ball game
In the afternoon.
Frank Smith returned to his work In
Lowell Monday after short visit with his
family In this city.
Grin Bump, of Bay City, was In
Owosso Tuesday attending an Estey Mfg.
Co. directors meeting.
Miss Grace Osborn has returned to her
home In Ann Arb0r after making visit
with Owosso relatives.
d. c. CIapp returned Friday evening
from an extended eastern trip in the inter-
ests of the Estey Mfg. Co.
Rev. Henry King has been entertaining
his daughter, Mrs. s. G. Conkling, of Mt
Clemens, part of the week.
The Owosso Light Infantry Band, for.
merly the City Band, has moved into its
new quarters In the armory.
Miss Hodges returned to Morrice Mon
day after two weeks visit at the home of
A. ellison, on Water street.
Mrs.. w. Potts has returned to her home
in Toledo after two weeks visit with her
friend. Mrs. Il. Il. Daniels.
Sam Lowrey returned Tuesday evening
from Detroit to make a short visit with
Owosso relatives and friends.
Miss Bernice Fuller spent two days the
first of the week with her brother who is at
the school for the blind in Lansing.
Postmaster Charles Lawrence spent Tues
day and Wednesday In Detroit attending
the meetings of the Michigan postmasters.
The SANDER suit against j. j. Hartman,
of Laingsburg, was settled in Justice
Baldwin's court Tuesday and the suit was
discontinued.
A number of OwossO Masons attended
the meeting of the Vernon lodge Friday
evening to see Deputy Collector Frank
WescOtt made Master Mason.
Deputy revenue collector Westcott spent
few hours in this city Monday. He re-
ports the Vernon delegation present at the
banquet last week as highly pleased.
William Myers was sent to the Detroit
House of correction Tuesday for ninety
days for stealing revolver and some
money from farm house south of the city.
The young people of the Riverside
church have organized a white ribbon
temperance club under the leadership of
their new pastor, Rev. G. g. Squires.
Miss Lillian Sweet is spending few
days In the city, the schools at GaylOl d
where she teaches having been closed on
account Of an epidemic of typhoid and
scarlet fever.
j. A. Armstrong left Monday morning
to attend the annual meeting of the super
intendents of poor of the state which
lasted until yesterday. Mr.. j. II. DeHart,
Of Vernon, also accompanied him.
Quail need have no complaint owing to
the lack of attention they have been receiv-
ing in this county since sunrise this morn
ing. he open season begins today. The
birds are quite plentiful around the county.
B. M. Corwin, a member of the Grand
Rapids school board, spent Tuesday in
OwOssO looking over the work of the
primary grades In the city schools with the
especial idea of looking up the working of
the Speer system of teaching arithmetic.
The w omans Foreign Missionary Society
Of the first M, K. church held a meeting
Tuesday afternoon with devotional exer.
cises and special program, consisting Of
papers and report of the Saginaw meet
ing,b by a number of members of the society.
William Rourke paid up the costs in
Justice McCGughna's court and was dis
charged having succeeded in getting his
troubles Strengthened out. He was charged
with assault and battery by his father and
| q sister.
Dan Bower had his right eye removed
Tuesday by DR. Lamb, assisted by Drs.
Phippen, Hume. and Tufford. The sight
had been destroyed years ago by a sling
shot and lately the eye had begun to trouble
him and was spreading the trouble to the
good left eye.
Drain Commissioner Chas W. Parker
was reelected Saturday by the board of
supervisors, the first ballot standing nine
teen for him to five for VIM. Rowley. of
Laingsburg. The choice was deserved
compliment to Mr.. Parker who has worked
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