The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-08-11
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K. wykes and family spent Sunday at
Linden.
Miss Isabel Wrigley Is visiting Lansing
relatives.
Miss Nellie Goss left Thursday morning
for Grand Rapids to visit friends.
Miss Daisy Mclean has returned from an
extended visit with Vernon relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Edgerton returned
Saturday from visit OF several weeks In
New York.
Misses Anna and Emma Wonnacott re-
turned Saturday from a visit at Stratford,
Ont.
w. P. Van Wrinkle, of Howell, called on
Owosso friends Monday, while up on legal
business.
j. 81. Webster and family returned Sat-
urday from visit Of several weeks In Can
ada.
The City Band went to Ovid Tuesday
evening to play at lawn party. The
members OF the band reported an unusually
pleasant time.
THE TIMES enjoyed pleasant call
from Mr.. A. M. Baker, one of Chapin's
model farmers this morning.
Miss Mary Drury, sister of Mr.. John
Drury, of the Argus force, has been offered
the position of principal of one of the Jack
son ward schools.
VIM. Murlin, the Chaplin cheese man,
visited the city yesterday and supplied the
local trade. He has delivered during the
past month over 10000 pounds of cheese.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Loring informally
entertained q small party of friends at
whist Monday night The successful con.
testants received tokens in the shape of
some dainty pieces of hand painted china.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of Miss Maud Carl and Mr. j. McAfee, the
ceremony to take place, Wednesday, the
which is already furnished and waiting for
them.
Frank House injured his back quite
seriously while lifting the forms at the
American Office Wednesday afternoon.
He had to be carried home and Is still suf-
fering much pain.
4. Carr has let the contract for the con-
struction of his new residence, corner of
Oliver of Ball streets, to l.. Il. Baldwin, of
Corunna. The work has already been
commenced
City Editor Harry j. Daniels. of the
Argus, is taking two weeks vacation. He
is now visiting at Plymouth and Detroit
but next week will take the Mackinaw trip
via the d. & G. line of steamers.
/. d. 81. Ralph evidently intends to find
out whether street car service on a loop,
running to Oliver street and past the
Central School would be profitable or not
He is contemplating the establishment Of
such route with regular trips made by
two automobiles, each capable of carrying
fifteen persons.
Principal Anderson, who was engaged
by the school board as principal of
the Owosso high school, has sent his
resignation to the board having received
an offer of a college position which he
naturally desires to accept, having studied
two years in Europe to prepare himself for
such work.
James Pine was convicted In Justice Nc.
Caughna's court Tuesday after two days
trial on the charge of slandering Lulu
Valentine, the seventeen year old daughter
of well.to.do Middlebury farmer. Pine
was fined S75 with the alternative of spend.
ing 90 days Ia the county Jail. He failed to
raise the cash and has begun his sojourn In
Jail, which, according to all accounts, is en-
tirely too good place for him.
Glen V. Mills,o Ann Arbor. publisher of
the Owosso City directory has been in the
city this week soliciting the necessary ad-
vertising to enable him to get out his book.
Mr.. Mills has got out two most excellent
directories in the past but claims to have
done it at a loss which he does not propose
to do again. The new directory which is
practically ready to put In the printers
hands the moment the necessary expenses
are provided for will have as a VALUABLE
feature not before possessed the; first names
of the married women of the city.
The fourteenth annual reunion of Com.
pany d, 1st Michigan Cavalry, will be held
next week Saturday, August 10TH, at Ovid.
Dinner will be served by the ladies of the
Congregational church. The committee on
arrangements is composed of Messrs. John
B. Cross, E. T. Veal and B. B. Bennett
and the associations officers are: Presi-
dent Thomas Donahue; vice president,
J. b. Hathaway; secretary. ]. w. Smith;
fraaauror Willard RYAN Sacrstorv C,v,i,h