The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-06-30

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Business places in general will be closed
in Owosso Tuesday.
Prof. Howard. of Ovid, called upon
Owosso friends Monday evening.
Miss Maud Jackson has returned from
| her vacation spent at Eaton Rapids.
Supt Fred Stoddard left early in the
week for short outing at Grayling.
Miss Mabel Chapman Is spending hel
vacation in MOrrice with her parents.
The four weeks county institute to be
held in Owosso will begin Wednesday.
|, W. G. Eggleston leaves tonight for fifteen
days at Crystal Lake, camping and fishing.
A party of young people enjoyed supper
and dancing at the park, Tuesday evening.
George Rose has rented rooms in the
Keller block and will open tailor shop
there.
Miss Fanny Osborn spent Sunday with
Miss jeanette Smith, at her home near
Byron.
Miss Mary Fitzpatrick has returned from
her work in the Ionia schools to spend the
summer at home.
DIR. B. c. Hall, of Pompeii, spent Sun
day with his brothers, w. Z. and l.. G.
Hall. of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. John Edgerton have gone
to Syracuse, N. Y, for visit with old
neighbors and friends.
Asbury M. E. church society will serve
ice cream July 4th on the lawn between the
church and parsonage.
Aid. Harmon reports that he has %
acres of as nice wheat on his farm in Haz-
elton as he has ever seen.
Geo. NJ. Edwards was in ST. Johns Tues
day, looking after two houses which are
being built under his direction.
Chas. E. Rigley is in Grand Rapids ar
ranging for tie display of the Estey Mfg
Co. at the July furniture sales.
Mrs. Charles Elliott and children, of
Durand, are spending few days with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chris lux.
Arrangements have been made to supply
water for the sprinkling wagons by Aid.
Copas' pumps at his packing house.
A. j. Easton, who has been guest at the
home of W. M. Fitzpatrick during the week,
left for his home in Ohio this morning.
Mrs. George Noble was in Mt Clemens
Tuesday and Wednesday, returning with
Mr. Noble who has been taking baths there.
Corunna seems to be furnishing her share
of recruits Tor the regular army, another
man, William Wilkinson, having enlisted
this week.
Hugh Miller will begin his two weeks
vacation from the pOstoffice tomorrow. He
will spend part of the time visiting Ingham
county relatives.
Mrs. M. j. Harrington, who has been
visiting friends in Durand. has returned
and is the guest of her sister, Mrs. E K,
Retain, East Exchange street.
j. b. Glasgow, late M. G. agent in
Owosso, called on Owosso friends Monday
and Tuesday. He will soon begin work as
assistant manager for the Somers Coal ca,
of Saginaw.
A. f Stever, who has charge OF the Mich
igan and Ohio business of the Colonial Man.
ufacturing Co., of Cleveland, Ohio, a large
book publishing house, has been spending
few DAVIS at home In this CITY.
Stephen Dondero was in this city the first
of the week to look after the removal of his
household goods to Mt. Pleasant, where he
is engaged in business, combining a fruit
business with his patent medicine trade as
formerly at OwossO.
The Odd Fellows of this city observed
by attending services in the M. K church.
In the afternoon they marched to the
cemetery where the graves o. departed Odd
Fellows were decorated.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Pelton, who have
been the guests of the latter's brother, j. s.
Harding, for three weeks, left on Monday
Tor their home at Southbridge, Mass. This
was their first visit to the west and proved
to be one thoroughly enjoyable.
Postoffice Inspector Parsell checked up
the books In the Owosso Office Wednesday
morning, finding everything In splendid
shape. He says the Office is one of the
easiest to inspect of those he visits, every.
thing being kept so Systematically.
ID. M. Christians show windows have
presented an unusually attractive appe ar
ance even for that attractive store this
week. The west window, representing an
exceedingly daintily furnished bed room,
has attracted large amount of attention.
The Owosso friends of Mr.. Charles w.
Carman, at one time principal of the Owes
so hiih school, yesterday received an
nouncements of bis marriage to Miss Ger
trude A. Gay, of Grand Rapids. the we'd
ding having been solemnized Tuesday In
that city.
j. A. Usher, one of the clerks In the M.
9. freight house made visit to Canada
few days ago and Tuesday returned with
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