The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-09-08
Local News.
w. l.. Frisbie was In Saginaw Mondsy.
Matinee meeting at the fair grounds this

w. l.. Frisbie was In Saginaw Mondsy
Matinee meeting at the fair grounds thi
afternoon.
Miss Marie Jackson is the guest O
friends In st. Johns.
John Van Camp and Chas. M, Hamper
spent Sunday In Fenton.
Jay Matteson returned Tuesday from 6
short visit at Vaudeville.
M. j. Roberts has returned from ex
tended visit at Bedford, Ohio.
Charles Van Dusen spent Sunday and
Monday with friends In Ionia.
:! Miss Alma Hunt returned Monday from
visit at Bentley, Bay county.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. B McCaughna have
returned from their wedding trip.
The council will review The Ball street
sewer assessment Tuesday evening.
H.. S. Hadsall was in Detroit and Kala-
mazoo the first of the week on business.
Seymour r. Hoyt, of Austinburg, Ohio,
is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. S.
Hoyt.
Mrs. s. II. McCurdy Is entertaing her
sister Mrs. s. j. Carroll, of Sacramento,
Calf.
| Mrs. Q, A. Conner and children have
returned from visit with Plymouth rela-
tives.
K. r. Sanford, of River street, is enter
tanning bis neice, Miss Edith Sanford, of
Chicago.
M. l.. Parker is attending the NJ. e. con-
ference at Detroit, representing Asbury
church.
Mrs. Tod Kincaid gave an at hon party
yesterday afternoon at her Goodhue street
residence.
Misses Minnie and Matte Warren have
been In Cleveland this week purchasing
fall millinery,
Deputy Internal Revenue Collector F. q.
Wescott, of Vernon, called on Owosso
friends Tuesday.
Colfax Lodge l. o. o. r. conferred the
second and third degrees on Corunna can
didate Tuesday night.
Will V. Robbins and Will Beers and
their wives spent Monday at Owosso Camp
on the lake near Linden.
Miss Florence E Root, of this city, has
commenced her years work in the schools
of Bessemer, Gogebc county.
Otis Mead, of Rush, sold Is head of year.
ling cattle last week for 1915. Mr.. Mead
says this beats wheat raising.
John Salisbury and his son Charles have
assumed the task of managing the opera
house for the coming season.
Mrs. A. E. Stever returned Monday even
ing from Mackinac where she had been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. McCurdy for two
weeks.
Miss Laura Young, for some time stenog-
rapher for the Castree & Shaw Co., has
gone to Grand Rapids to take similar
position.
Married, Tuesday evening, by Justice
Baldwin, Orvin b. March and Miss Nina
Phillips both of Cohoctah. They returned
bone Wednesday.
Mrs. w. M. Atkin, of Cameron, Missouri,
is the guest of her brother, r. K. Stevens
and wife, of Morrice. The party made
THE TIMES short call Wednesday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. E. Castree and daugh-
ter, Miss Katherine Castree, returned to
Owosso Monday evening after several
months absence at their old home In Eng
land. They may locate here again.
Henry johnson and daughter returned
Wednesday morning from Hilbert, Wiscon-
sin, where they visited Mr.. Johnson's
mother, an old lady of seventy.s six years. |
Mrs. johnson was quite sick before her
sons arrival, but her health was greatly |
improved before his return.
DR.. r. G. Boone, who was forced by the
state board of education to get out of the |
presidency of the State Normal school at |
Ypsilanti, has improved his chances by &C.
cepting more lucrative position as super
iDtendent Of the Cincinnati public schools.
This seems to be about the end of the fight
In the Normal faculty and state board
which centered for time about Supt. j.
w. Simmons and Pres. Boone. Both men
have good positions In other states.
THE TINES is In receipt of the ''Story of
the Great Republic" a neatly bound and
printed historical reader, just put out by The
American Book Co., of New York, Cincin-
natl and Chicago. The book is what its
title says 1t is, the story of the growth
of the United States and while quite
in itself is designed rather to
supplement school histories than to take
their place. 1t has numerous striking
illustrations and is written In a readable
style.
Fred Kamm arrived In this city Monday