The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-06-30
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friends In Pontiac.
A. E. Ferry and family spent Wednesday
with friends In Bennington.
Charles Grow has gone to work In the
cabinet room at Estey factory B.
j. j. Stever has returned from Mt. Glenn
ems, where he has been taking baths.
Two patents have been granted G. w.
Reed, of this city, on reversible pillow.
Owosso Lodge No. 81 F. & A. M. did
work in the first degree Wednesday even.
ing.
Earle Rexford and Alfred Woodland join
cd the camping party, at Linden, the first of
the week.
Miss Joe McCaul has returned from
Frankfort, where she has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Albert Darling.
The young people of the Baptist church
enjoyed very pleasant social time at the
Baptist parsonage. Wednesday night.
The work of putting in the surface sewer
on Main street where the paving is to be
done has been In progress all the week.
Thomas Hogan entertained his brother,
Charles K. Hogan and his wife, of Durand,
Sunday and his brother, John, of Bennng-
ton, short time later In the week.
Hambln & Crawford have sold the old
P. M. Rowell place on east Oliver street, to
James Hopkins. Mr.. and Mrs. Hopkins
will move into their new home in a few
days.
Rev. and Mrs. Kingsley, who had been
visiting their daughter Mrs. E. E. Bentley
In her elegant new home on west Oliver
street, returned to their home. in Albion,
N. Y, Tuesday.
Estelle w. Lawrence, of Milan, was grant
ed a divorce in Washtenaw circuit court
Monday from Frank G. Lawrence and was
given the custody of their four year old son
Barcay, who has lived In this city for
several months with his grand parents.
Mrs. Ledbeter's horse INDUCED in q
short runaway on east Main street Wednes-
day noon. One of the rear wheels of the
vegetable wagon was broken TO pieces but
the horse was stopped before Mrs. Ledbeter
was thrown out or injured In any way.
The Owosso Grays and Parshall martial
band will be part of the attraction in PER- y
next Tuesday. The Grays will play ball
with Perry nine, while Parshal's band
will play havoc with the wind as we'll as
with the ears of all within hearing distance.
Street Commissioner Chase had the ex.
perience of seeing his horse run away Mon
day. After the horse got frightened and
knocked him down 1t ran until 1t was
stopped by tree In front of a. s. Hadsall's
house where the buggy was somewhat
demolished.
Will II Brown, who has completed his
third year of work in the University of
Michigan,is home for the summer vacation.
Besides having done good work along the
line of political economy and history and
allied subjects, Will has found time to en-
JOY himself in social way and is mem
Der of one of the finest college fraternities
in Ann Arbor.
Il. b. Sturtevant returned to Sherman
early In the week after spending few days
In Owosso looking over his lumber bust.
ness. He will still keep part of his stock
In the present yard on the west side of
Washington street for some time after get.
ting in his stock on the old foundry prop
erty. He has just started up new saw
mill at Sherman.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Lusk and family, of
Elsie, were in this city Sunday visiting re-
latives. On their return they found that
burglars had entered their house on their
farm mile aud half west and south of
Elsie, and had helped themselves to vari-
Gus eatables in the cellar besides leaving
traces of their visit In the granary. They
did not succeed in getting further into the
house.
Harry g. Osburn,of the Osburs Electrical
Company, of Chicago spent a part of the
week in the city comforting with special
committee of the council and committee
of the OwossO Welfare Association relative
to the matter of moving the cempaRy's plant
to Owosso. No action, except to lay on
the table, was taken by the council on the
report which the joint committee laid before
1t Monday night.
One of Owosso's popular druggists was
Initiated into the secret mysteries. of the
order of the Eastern star by the Owosso
chapter Tuesday evening. Judging from
the peals of laughter which came through
the open blinds of the Masonic lodge room
there must have been some parts of the
ceremony which the ladies found quite as
humorous as impressive. However, the
candidate was able to be at his place of
business at 1l5 North Washington street
again Wednesday.
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