The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-07-21
Local News.

visiting at Linden this week.
Mrs. E. T. Wilson gives musical tonight
at the home of Julius Frieseke.
Oliver Williams, Of Denver, Col, is ex-
pected to arrive In this city today.
Miss Nellie Goss gave her institute pri-
mary class trolley ride last evening
George Diamond lost the end of a
finger at factory B Monday morning.
Cecil Post returned Wednesday from his
Detroit visit, riding up on his wheel.
Z. l.. Devereaux was in Detroit Tuesday
to purchase groceries for his new store.
The Owosso Grays defeated the Fenton
ball team Tuesday by score OF 16 to 7.
Col. and Mrs. c. V. r. Pond, of Lansing,
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Van. r. Pond.
The Star of Hope Rebekah lodge initiated
five candidates at its Tuesday night meet.
ing.
Company 81 mustered in thrty.ive re-
cruits at the regular Tuesday night meeting
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Achard have been
spending few days enjoying an outing at
Pointe Aux Barques.
Hugh Miller returned to his position in
the postoffice yesterday morning after a
nineteen days vacation.
VIM. Sabin, who has been visiting his
daughter Mrs l.. c. Barnes, has returned
to his home in Brighton.
The Junior Band gave pleasing con-
cert at the intersection of Washington
and Exchange streets Wednesday night.
Grant Slocum and family, of Caro- spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. o. l.. Sprague
Mr.. Slocum is the editor of the Courier
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Frieseke and Mrs.
Clara Strable spent Sunday with Mrs.
Frieseke's brother and family in Ann
Arbor.
George Diamond was discharged in JUS
tice Baldwin's court Wednesday morning,
where he was brought on charge on nom
support.
The Owosso Casket Works issued large
number of complimentary street car tickets
to the delegates to the funeral directors
association.
The ladies OF the Eastern Star held q
picnic at Caledonia Park Wednesday after
noon and were joined by their husbands in
the evening.
Mrs. M. j. Harrington. who has been
the guest of her sister, Mrs. E. E. Retain,
left Wednesday for Durand where she
will enter into millinery business.
Clarence Albert Darling was the name
which appeared on cards attached to
bouquets OF carnations received by friends
OF Mr. and Mrs. Bert Darling Monday.
The young gentleman arrived Saturday
evening.
Ii anyone has had any doubt as to the
number of Mccormick machines sold by
Grove & Payne this season, an examina-
ton of the list of one hundred names pub
lished in their ad this week should dispel
all doubts. The list is nevertheless only a
partial one In spite Of its length.
Lou Strattou. of Howell, was the guest of
his brother. Burt Stratton, Saturday on his
return from the northern part of the state
where he had been engaged in securing
right OF way for the Ann Arbor road at
various places where the management de-
sires to straighten the track.
The Robbins Table Company has been
incorporated with capital stock of S4O,.
600, divided into four thousand shares OF
ten dollars each. The stock Is all held by
members of the family as follows: j. a..
Robbins holds 1880 shares, Mrs Emma and
Miss Charlena Robbins. 3121< each, and
Mrs. p. s. Wilson and Bert and Ben Rob-
bins, 20sT shares each, making total of
s25. 900 paid in.
There are good many people who will
be inclined to think that the Argus spoke
quite Justly when II said: "TheHe are five
newspapers in Owosso, all having job print
Ing departments capable OF doing good
work. The committee who had little Job
OF printing for the undertakers' convention.
to he held here this week, took the job to
an exclusive job Office. or course they will
expect the newspapers to give good report
Of the convention just the same"
Another large audience greeted Mr..
Charles n. Gould At the Congregational
church Tuesday evening where they lis
tened 70 his lecture on Rome which was
illustrated by his elegant stereopticon and n
large list Of verv fine views NJ the historic
city Of the seven hills The pictures were
remarkably realistic aud the lecture itself
was decidedly entertaining. A. the cloge
Of the lecture list Of nearly one hundred
worlds fair views was -showa 70 an who
cared to wait, and it is NEEDLESS % say that
there were few who did not -
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