The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-09-01

ing relatives In the city.
Morris Southland was the guest of Toledo
friends the first of the week.
VIM. Green expects to exhibit his two
standard colts at the state fair.
ID. M. Christian left for New York, Mon
day evening, to purchase goods.
| Miss Florence Upbam has been spending
part of the week with Flint friends.
| VIM. Halstead has been engaged as
assistant janitor of the Central School.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Collins returned
Tuesday from visits at Detroit and Farm
ington.
j. s. Haggart returned Monday evening
! from Detroit where he attended the Elk's
carnival.
| DR. ID. Fl. Lamb entertained his mother,
Mrs. Lamb, of Lapeer, Tuesday and W ed
nesday.
Miss Edith Seeley returned Friday even
ing from ten days visit In the northern
part of the state.
Miss Nette Hoover, of Chelsea, has been
spending the week with her sister. Mrs.
r. w. Crawford.
home Friday evening from their vacation at
the st. Clair flats.
Erwin Eveleth, of Corunna, reports fair
prospects for good crop of sugar beets de.
spite the dry weather.
| Miss Louise Lamb. who has been visit
ing Miss Bessie Backmar, returned to her
home in Charlotte today.
| The Western Union Tel. Co. poles in the
business portion of the city have been pant
ed. The improvement In noticeable.
F. A. Braden, one of the most progressive
farmers of Burns township, made The
TINES very pleasant call Wednesday.
Claude Wright of Owosso, and Miss
Emma Jay were married Wednesday In
Corunna. They will reside on farm east
of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. f. Camenga, of Inde-
pendence, Kas., left for home the first of
the week, after visit at the home of their
niece, Mrs. G. l.. Taylor.
r. j. Glover has purchased the Shehe
stock of bicycle repairs and tools and will
continue the shop In the same location on
South Washington street.
z. II. Odell, who has been assistant jani.
tor of the Central School for the last few
| hoa cd IN IN Ntohtnov
to work for the M. G. Ry.
B. =. Hopkins left yesterday on his re.
turn trip to MenOminee where he will be-
gin another years work next week as
principal of the high school.
II. K. White and son Harold returned
Monday forenoon from Crystal Lake and
went back again Wednesday evening to
escape Owosso dust and hay fever.
M. p Hunt, brother of E. j. Hunt, of
this city, is on board the U. 8. transport
"Garoone," bound for Manila from Seattle.
He has good place as dispensing clerk on
the boat.
The Saginaw Courier Herald in speaking
| VI tut CACtltut WOIh VI LIZ w Ill. DdWt,
presiding elder of the Saginaw district,
says: 1T is quite likely that DR.. Dave will
take charge of the Methodist church in
Owosso. after the Detroit conference"
The Owosso Canning Co. began its sum-
mer's run this week, employing force
which will run rs high as twenty women
and six men. Mr.. Ed. Payne, the propri-
tor, finds no trouble in disposing of all
the goods he can put up and is constantly
increasing his business.
Hall Bros. have decided to make still
farther improvement on the store property
by building third story on the present
building and making the addition the same
height. 1t will add materially to the looks
OF the street. A portion of the addition on
Ball street will be fitted up for Office use.
Allen Marsh, the fourteen year old
nephew of X. r. Marsh, started for his
home In Detroit Sunday after visit in
Owosso, but remained too long in the rear
car of the excursion train in Durand and
; found that the train had gone on without
him. He then shouldered his grip and
walked back to Owosso.
Rev. G. v. Northrop and family have
returned from their summers outing at
Long Lake. 1t Is to be hoped that the seri.
GUS attacks of illness which both Mr.. and
Mrs. Northrop have experienced while a,
the lake will leave no trace and that the
coming year will zee no return of the
. trouble. Mr.. Northrop will occupy bis
pulpit Sunday.
!, Mr.. w. =. q. Welton made The TIMES
one of his pleasant calls, Tuesday, and
while in, varied the usual course OF his calls
by announcing that he was ready to receive
congratulations on the passing of his eighty.
: second birthday. Altho eishty-two years
D old Tuesday, Mr.. Welton asserted that be.
fore the day would be over he would have
Z | put in fullv ten hOurs Of work in tho ann