The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-07-21


Monroe, a twelve pound son.
The Owosso Grays were defeated IN
Saginaw Sunday by score of to 1.
Miss Mamie Phillips is taking her vaca
ton from Christians store this week.
Mrs. George Welte who has beeL quite
sick for several weeks is now improving
| Ward Sherwood has returned to Jackson,
after visit with his parents on Michigan
avenue.
| Miss Susie Vandewater, of Chicago, is the
guest of her brother, e. P. Vandewater. on
Lee street.
Miss Tillie Tick returned Wednesday
| from visit at Durand with her sister Mrs.
George Westlrook.
Court Alta, Companions of the Foresters,
will serve meals at 119 west Main street. on
circus day, July Goth.
r. K. A. Steadman has moved his marble
shop from the old location on Corunna
avenue to Glenwood evenue.
Note carefully Holman's article on the
first page. He has pointer there which is
of value to nearly every one.
Mr.. Roy Roberts, who has been a guest
of Miss Maud Jackson few days, left for
Fort Worth, Texas, Wednesday,.
N. d. Berry returned early in the week
! from few days work experimenting paint
work for the Ann Arbor Ry. Co. at Frank
fort.
DIR. Ward is now located in his new Office,
2O4 west Exchange street. where he can
now be found without climbing a long
flight of stairs.
Miss Grace Darling, of Kalamazoo,
spent part of the week with her father in
this city. She will spend the rest of her
vacation at lake points.
MISS Amy Morehead, of Cedar Rapids,
Ia, who has been visiting her cousin, Mrs.
l.. P. Royce, left Tuesday for Lansing to
visit friends In that city.
The marriage of Rev. w. Il. Simmons, of
Mt. Pleasant to Mrs. M E. Kellogg of Co
runna, will occur Tuesday afternoon at four
O'Clock, at the home of the bride.
Mrs. o. f. Webster and daughter Miss
Flo, who started for Duluth last week are
stopping at st. lgnace where Mrs. Webster
was taken sick and has been quite i'll.
The work on the two additional stories
at the Casket Works by which some Is, 900
square feet of floor space will be added to
the plant is being pushed along at good
rate.
Prof. and Mrs. ii. M. Raymond, of Chi
cagO, have been guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
w. Hookway during the week. Prof.
Raymond was a University chum of Mr..
HoOkway.
The Royal Neighbors of America cele.
brated their fifth anniversary Wednesday
evening in the Woodmen lodge rooms. An
appropriate program was carried out and
a banquet was served.
Rev DR.. Sweet leaves today on the first
vacation he has had since becoming pas
tor of the Owosso First M. E. church. He
will spend two weeks at Orion where
he is one of the prominent workers in the
assembly.
Silas Campbell and Glen Angevine, for.
mer members of Co. G SD Mich. Vols,
went to Detroit Tuesday to enlist in the
volunteer service with the expectation of
seeing service in the Philippines
Rev. Henry King was in New Lothror
Tuesday visiting a boy for whom he found
a home some time ago. He found the lac
suffering from a severe injury received by
falling from hay NOW and striking on the
edge of barrel.
BY the laying of new cement walks In
froi of the Grow, Schuknecht, Detwiler anC
M. l.. Stewart Il Co. place, of business or
the north side of Exchange street, that bloch
gains the distinction of being the first t
have the new wide sidewalks for its entire
length.
A very comprehensive church manual ha:
Just been gotten out by Pastor G. V. North
rop of the Baptist church. The manual con-
r talns over one hundred pages and has much
8 valuable general information concerning
Baptists, history of the local church organ
ization and a church directory.
The explanation of the reason for tn
Z change in the letters of the various military
companies is that in the reorganization tn
various companies of each regiment wer
5 lettered In the order of their muster into thu
state service. OWosso's company being th'
Q eighth to be mustered into the third regi
ment it was given the letter II. This wa
/ the answer given to Capt. A. j. Van Epp
Q when he voiced the general protest
both the company and citizens alike an
J.. asked for an explanation.
We are indebted to d. l.. Winkler for
I copy of Freedom" IAN American pape
n for the American Soldier" published a
Manila, by the Freedom Publishing &c
The paper has eight pages with five wild
' columns to the page. Naturally the mos
:. of the news is of the troops and the countr
!, they are inhabiting. Advertisements Al
plenty and prices are invariably specific
as to whether they are In American money
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