The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-09-29

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his residence.
Rev. Q. H. Hanks is expected home today
from his eastern trip.
Rupert Paris. of Saginaw, was in the city
the first of the week.
Samuel Amspoker has obtained position
in Detroit job Office.
Mrs. d. j. Gerow returned Tuesday from
short visit at Linden.
E. ID. Briggs. ID. Il NJ. ticket agent, spent
Sunday with FOwlerville relatives.
Mrs. L. Topping was in Pinckney Tues.
day to attend the funeral of sister.
Engineer Riggs has been in the city in
speeding the new sewer work this week.
DIR. w. e Ward was called to Laihgsburg
on professional business Monday evening.
The b. Y. p. U. give social time in the
parors of the Baptist church this evening.
The Owosso Camp M. w. of A. visited
the new camp in Laingsburg tuesday even
ing
Chas. M. Hamper returned Tuesday
evening from a business trip to Traverse
CITY.
John Luckhurst was fined $6. 60 and costs
by Justice McCaughna Monday for drunk
epness.
Owosso Chapter Royal Arch MasOns will
confer the Royal Arch degree upon team
tonight.
DR.. j. d. Crum returned Tuesday from q
few days visit at the home of his mother In
PAxton, Ill.
Henry Hoyt and wife, of Detroit, spent
Sunday and Monday in this city visiting
old friends.
The Owosso Assembly Club meets tonight,
to arrange for series of parties for the
coming winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Estey and daughter
Miss Gertrude, spent part Of the week In
Grand Rapids.
Plans are on foot for the recognizing of
the Y. M. G. A. congress for work during
| the coming season.
Percy Edwards spent Wednesday and
Thursday in Lansing taking an examination
for census clerkship.
Geo. Clark, of Chaplin, will sell at auction,
Saturday, Sept. SOth at Chaplin, number
of farm implements, ETC.
Gladstone Mccormick fell from a fence
near the Five Corners west of the city Sat-
urday and dislocated an elbow.
George Byerly has been in Detroit dur
Ing the week making arrangements for
entering the Detroit dental college.
Walter Lusk, of Elsie, was in the CITY a
few hours Yesterday on his way home from
a short visit to the southeastern part of the
state.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. HOokway were
called to Grass Lake by the serious Illness
| of Mrs. Hookway's mother and have been
spending the most of the week there.
The house of Adolph Bluth on Comstock
street was damaged by fire and water We'd
nesday noon two or three hundred dollars
worth. The fire caught from a defective
chimney.
Rev. G. Fl. Hanks will again occupy his
pulpit Sunday after an absence of two Sun
| days attending the International Council of
Congregational Churches at Boston and Wis
itng old friends in the east
County School Commissioner Bristol has
arranged to continue the publication of the
teachers of the county ought to appreciate
the extra work Mr.. Bris tol does to further
their interests.
The last vestige of the old wooden store
owned by Gates Bros. on Exchange street,
was drawn away early In the week and the
excavation for the basement of the new
brick block to be erected by Frieseke Bros
is we'll under way.
M. FL. Reynolds will spend Sunday next
In Manistee. holding Union Sunday School
services, and next week will attend county
conventions successfully in Osceola. Wex.
ford, Missaukee and Saginaw counties. re-
turning Saturday evening.
Mr.. Sherman Matteson brought curiosi
ty to our Office this week In the shape OF
several branches from his red raspberry
bushes loaded with as fine large berries as
those same bushes bore early last summer.
Besides the raspberry bushes which have
seen to fit to put out second crop of ber-
ries, Mr.. Matteson has an apple tree which
has its second crop Of this season nearly ripe,
Owosso friends of DIR. T. Edward Carmo-
dy, formerly Of this city but now of Den.
yer, Colo, will be interested In learning OF
the opportunity they will coon have of ex
tending congratulations to him, invitations
having been issued for his marriage
to Miss Jennie Mcbride, formerly of Corun.
ma. The marriage is announced to take
place In Denver next month.
Register Royce and Treasurer Kay at.
tended conference of registers and treas.
urers in Lansing yesterday to consult rela
tive to the work required by the state tax
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