The Owosso times., 1899-06-23

| Inc Clty banu Will take part In the cele-
bration in st. Johns the 4th.
The Junior Y. p. 8. G. E. gave social
at the Congregational church this evening. q
Charles Lee Watson, of Ann Arbor, has
been visiting relatives In Owosso this week.
Judge Smith attended the meeting of the
State bar association in Jacl son Tuesday.
A. j. and K A. King are lakirv a two
weeks vacation in Detroit ahc Deighboring
cities.
| Miss Helen Temple entertained few of
her young lady friends Wednesday after
noon.
The Junior Band gave an open air con-
cert at their stand on west Main street last
evening.
The Warren Scharf Co have again put in
two of the Owosso Telephone Company's
phones.
Morris Southland attended commencement
exercises at the State Normal In Ypsilanti
this week.
Eff. Cudabeck, conductor on the Ann
Arbor, was given divorce from his wife
Monday. NJ
The Englishmen of Shiawassee county
have decided to omit their annual picnic
this summer.
The residence of Wallace Burke has been
connected with the Owosso Telephone Com
pany's lines.
The Patriarchs Militant of this city ex-
pect to take part in the fourth of July cee-
brati0n in Perry.
Chauncey Reynolds, of Maple River, ex-
poets to attend school at the Agricultural
College next year.
Prof. j. w. Simmons has resigned his
position of superintendent of the training
school at the State Normal.
Miss Blanche Keiff is entertaining her
friend, Miss Alice Atwood, OF Caro-. who
came Wednesday for weeks VISIT
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. Doolittle are enter
tanning Mrs. Tillotson, of Racine. Wis.,, and
Mrs. Stevens, of Berea, Ohio, aunts of Mr.
Dooltttle..
c. W. Danforth spent the first of the
week in Traverse City where he was sum-
moned as witness In a case before the
circuit court
Mrs. Frank Trask attended the commence
ment exercises in Ypsilanti this week. She
was the guest of her friend, Miss Florence
Root, who graduated this week.
Mrs. w. l.. Wright, of MOrrice, visited
her parents Mr. and Mrs. e.. G. Belden a
part of the week. Her mother returned to
MOrrjce with her for short visit
New cement walks are being laid in front
of the meat markets of j. Ii. COpas & Sons
and N. A. Goodyear, also in front of Thos.
Gadola's saloon and the Senate restaurant.
r. W. Crawford and w. 4. Collins, of
Owosso Lodge No. 81, f. and A. M. were
in Durand Wednesday evening to see the
Durand Lodge put Will Priest through the
first degree.
Mrs. A Sherman, president of the for
eign missionary society of the NJ. K. church |
was presented with copy of "Clara Bar
toms LIE Works. by the members of the
society Wednesday.
The members of Mrs. A. E Ferry's bible
class gave her very happy surprise Mon
day by presenting her with copy of"Clara
Barton's Life Work" accompanied by an
elegant bouquet of cut flowers.
A. G. Fellows. who has been in the Jack |
son Office of the Michigan Central for the |
last two years, has been named as Mr., j. B. |
successor and has taken up the |
work of representing the Michigan Central
IN Owosso.
DIR. holly, from Corunna. was thrown
from his buggy near the Estey factory
Tuesday. He was somewhat shaken up
,ut was able to continue on his way toward
Clare where he is to visit relatives.
Mrs. William Ball has begun suit before
Justice Baldwin to recover the wages which
he claims the Degree of Honor, the auxil-
ary to the A. q. u. w., owes her for nurs-
pg one of their sick members. The ID. of
i. officers claim they did not hire her at all.
The following Owosso students received
diplomas from the state normal at Ypsilanti
his week: vesta K. Armstrong, Lillian
Deal, Pearl Eddy, Christine ellison, Mea-
lie G. Godfrey, Florence e. Root, Lillian
4. Sweet and Jay A. Woodruff.
T. o. Christian and Edward Carr were In
irand Rapids Tuesday consulting with an
rchitect about the two new residences
which they will build on their lots west of
;. II. Gould's on Oliver street this summer.
he two houses which will be alike will be
,odels of beauty and convenience and will
e great addition to the street.
The Cycle Path Club placed two thousand
ircuars, containing copy of the new bi-
ycIe ordinance, about the city Tuesday In !
laces where they will do the most good. ,
he club took very active part in getting :
MS ordinance passed and it is very gen. {
rous one to wheelmen. All should take )
old and assist In its enforcement