The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-09-01
W. R. and A. W. Hookway were in Sag

w. r. and A. w. Hookway were in Sag
NAV yesterday.
| II. ID. Lyon is expected home from
Detroit tonight.
| Read what Van Dusen has to say about
school supplies in this Issue. His assortment
and prices are all right.
The members of the poultry association
are requested 10 meet at The TINES Office,
| Tuesday evening next at 1880 o'clock.
Mrs. ID. Ii. Lamb entertained her
mother Mrs. Susan Clark and sister, Mrs.
Maynard, of Hunters Creek this week.
ID. NJ Christians force of clerks drove to
the Green farm, south of this city, Tuesday
evening and enjoyed watermelon feast.
E. w. Woodward has resigned his posi-
,ion with M. l.. Stewart & Go. and will
enter the engineering course of the U. of M.
1t came-at the eleventh hour but the
August drouth was broken by brisk show
er last night at almost the last hour of the
last day of the month.
The Owosso Telephone Co. has placed a
telephone in the millinery store of Mrs.
Geo. Sprinkle, and has placed desk set in
Curry's hardware store.
OwossO lodge No. Ss l. o. o. f. has
undertaken the work of securing $500 to
pay off the mortgage on the house of the
late w. r. Gibson.
The Owosso Telephone Co. has ordered
five hundred feet of one hundred pair cable
which will be hung on Exchange street
between the Office and Park street.
Note Wilkinson & Stones new ad In this
issue of TIE TIMES. These gentlemen have
an entirely new stock and are here to please
their customers with the bargains they give
them.
Miss Gertrude Estey entertained a party
of her young friends at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. b. Estey, yesterday
afternoon. They enjoyed a trolley ride in
the evening.
DR.. Phippen has decided to remain In
Chicago for another week yet. He has al
ready assisted at large number of opera.
tions and feels we'll repaid for his trouble
and expense.
Frank O'Connor, one of the prosperous
farmers of Brady township, Saginaw county
spent Wednesday and Thursday in Owosso
renewing old acquaintances. Mr.. OConnor
came to Owosso in 1858, residing here for
a number of years, afterward removing to
Brady when that township was almost an
unbrOken forest. Despite his 81 years he
is remarkably robust.
James Carmody, we'll known Rush far
mer and brother of Thomas Carmody and
Patrick Carmody, of this city, died at his
home Sunday from a combined stomach and
liver trouble. The funeral services were
held from st. Paul's church yesterday fore.
noon, Rev. FIR. Slane officiating. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Carmody, who were visiting |
their son. DR.. T. e. Carmody in Denver. |
were telegraphed for and arrived in time for |
the funeral.
The board of public works let the con. |
tract yesterday for the construction of sew. |
ers on Saginaw, Shiawassee, Elm and Clin- |
ton streets to John G. Davies, of Saginaw.
Five bids were received ranging from ST.
sS1. 70 to S4,70O. The cost of the Saginaw |
street sewer will be $1412.00, the Shaw
assoc, Elm and Clinton, $l469.7O. The
total cost exceeds the engineers estimate
by s3.7O. Work is to be commenced at
once.
Milo Morey, the Hambletonian stallion
owned by M. s. Doyle, is reported |
10 have recently made three mile heats iD
2:O9, 2:OsK and 2:OsH. This justifes the
oft asserted claims of Mr.. ID. that a BRILL.
ant future was in store for the horse. He
Is now owned by parties in Vernon. Elsie
SIM