The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-08-11

MISS Estuei OtcWdit, vi OdBibaW, 10 VS.
iting In the city.
Van r. Pond was In Hastings and
Lansing on business the first of the week.
Jas. Findlater and family have been
visiting in Grand Rapids this week.
Mrs. James Copas and daughter are in
New York for months visit.
A. E. Stever was home from Detroit Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Armstrong have gone
to Topinabee for few weeks outing.
Miss Ivah Richardson is enjoying two
weeks visiting at Pontiac and Fenton.
Mrs. A. w. Hookway and daughter are
visiting the formers parents in Saginaw.
Harry Nix. of Ovid, was the guest of
Owosso friends Tuesday.
DIR. and Mrs. G. B. Hitler returned Mon
day from trip to Petoskey and Bay View.
Geo. w. Sackrider and son Louis started
Wednesday for Roscommon county where
they will run their saw mill.
Walter Kinney returned Tuesday even
ing from business trip in Ohio.
Rev. j. j. Schuknecht, of Flint, was In
Owosso Tuesday on,business.
r. q. Dexter aud family, of st. Johns,
were guests at G. 8. Allison, Wednesday.
The base ball teams Hof the Maple River
and Newburg Farmers Clubs played their
second game of ball at Newburg Saturday.
The Maple River team was again victorious
this time by score of IS to 16, and still
flaunt their challenge to any farmers club
team In the world.
8. K. Beeman returned Tuesday from a
visit with Chelsea relatives, while Mrs.
Beemau is continu ng her visit In Jackson.
Mrs. G. w. Gillian returned to her home
In st. Johns, Wednesday, after an extended
visit with Mrs. l.. r. Doolittle.
Mrs. Kincaid and Miss Alice McHardy
returned Tuesday evening from Detroit
visit.
William Holmes returned to the st.
Louis sanitarium. Tuesday, for further
treatment.
Miss E. Dodge aud Mrs. Fordman left,
Wednesday to visit the family of Rev. l.. W.
Spayd In Willoughby, Ohio. j
Mrs. A. d. Whipple and daughter, are
visiting Mrs. Whlpple's sister, Mrs. Gilchrist,
In Cleveland, Ohio.
The asphalt Is being laid on Ball street.
The paving will all be finished within
few days.
Miss Eiythe Van Wagner has returned
from Burton where she has been visiting
her uncle, John Mckenzie.
Miss Gertie McOlintock, while returning
from Sunday school picnic Wednesday
afternoon, fell from the wagon and sus-
tanned quite severe injuries.
Hon. Geo. T. Mason received telegram
yesterday announcing ithe death of Andrew
Doty, of White Lake, relative Of the
family. he was killed by an accident.
Mrs. G. 8 Williams and son. Charles,
left yesterday to spend some time with Mr..
and Mrs. G. Il. Kelsey, at Highland Park,
near Grand Haven.
G. Sackers1ortf Is in the city introducing
his famous Russian lead pencil. The
TINES has tried the pencils and found
them to be all right.
Capt. r. II. Burton, u. s. ", Is ex-
aiming applicants at the recruiting Office
open by him in the armory. Capt. Burton
was one Of the majors In the 33rd Mich.
Vols. and is we'll known to Owosso men,
bers of the regiment.
Geo. II. Purchase of Detroit has been
In this city since Tuesdays night looking
after the interests OF the Northwestern
Insurance Company here and incidentally
accusing considerable interest among candi-
dates for the position Of deputy oil inspec-
tor.
Letters from the Owosso contingent on
the Michigan Press Association excursion
report about so in the party aud that all are
having q royal good tims.
Justice Baldwin rendered his decision In
the case of Mrs. Julia. Ball vs.. the Degree
of Honor.i Wednesday. giving the ,plaintia
judgment for twenty-eight dollars, or half
the am)unt suei for as due for professional
services as nurse. 0The Degree of Honor
may appeal the case.
Mr.. ID. L. Wnkler who resides west Of
the city has received news from his son
Sergt Il. P. Winkler, of the Colorado
Volunteers now about t, embark for home
from the Philippines. The letter states that
the writer was we'll and did not intend to
come home with his regiment but expected
to stay aud do soma prospsctiug'.w with three
or four others of his friends.