The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-09-08

Henry Byerly. of Bennington, has &C.
cepted position In Wilson's grocery
Mr.. ana Mrs. R. w. Crawford and small
son were guests of Grand Rapids relatives,
Sunday.
Miss Lois Rigley is spending the week
with friends at one of the lake resorts near
PetOskey.
Miss Clara Barnes, of Byron. and Mile
Reynolds, Of Vernon, called on Owosso
friends Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Adams have re.
turned from short visit in Detroit, where
they formerly lived.
The Disciples Aid Society. of Burton.
will meet with Mr. and Mrs. FELTON, mex.
Thursday the 14th.
Miss Blanch Seeley, of Detroit, has been
the guest of Mrs. Albert West and other
Owosso friends this week.
Miss Ruth Fulkerson is expected back to
take her former place in the Davis Dry
Goods Co.'s store next week.
Richard Phillips returned Saturday from
Pontiac where he has been working at
carpenter work for some time.
j. II. Faxon and daughter, Miss Gertrude
are expected home today or tomorrow from
their summers outing at Bay View.
DR.. c. B. Kinyon, of Ann Arbor, was in
the city Monday On professional business.
While here he was the guest of DR.. j. d.
Crum.
President Chas. E. Rigley of the Owosso
Savings Bank attended the annual meeting
Of the American Bankers association held
in Cleveland this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. B. LOCKER and daugh.
ter. Miss Maud, are In Milwaukee. Mr..
LOCKER is delegate to the national meet.
ing of master blacksmiths.
Mr.. and Mrs. John P. Everett left
Wednesday for Ann Arbor where Mr..
Everett will work for a university degree
during the coming school year.
The International Correspondence School
of Scranton, Pennsylvania had an adver-
Using car in this city, Wednesday. The
car stood on the Ann Arbor siding.
Prin. Arthur Benson has been spending
the week in this city with his parents, the
opening Of the Grand Rapids schools hav.
ing been postponed week by the board.
Ed. j. Hunt, who formerly played in the
high school foot ball team and also played
in Albion last year, will do some coaching
for the high school team in the next few
days.
M. Fl. Seeley has been very Ill with
heart trouble at his home south of the city
this week. His brother. DR.. Seeley, of
Climax, has been with him a part of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira G. Curry left Saturday
evening for an eastern trip, visiting Mag
ara Falls, and later visiting at Pres. l. d.
H. Ralph's home in Philadelphia with side
trips to the coast
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Crane returned
Wednesday morning from their Wisconsin
visit. Though they were married at Che
boygan. Wis, it was thirty-three years
since Mr.. Crane had seen the place.
Rev. DR.. John Sweet has been In Detroit
all the week attending the annual sessions
of the Detroit conference of the M. E.
church. A. j. Cadman. M Miner and B.
s. Knapp have also been In attendance
part of the week.
Ed Flanagan entertained crowds on Ex-
change street the latter part of last week in
the evenings by some very clever trick BIZ
cycle riding. The lads modest and gentle
manly bearing also pleased the crowd as
much as his riding.
Hal Fl. Seeley received an elegant dress
suit case while In Detroit attending the
meeting of the Mutual Life Insurance Co. g
agents last week. 1t was the third prize in
the six weeks contest just ended among
the agents In the state.
The Owosso party which with l.. B..
Quackenbush Post filed special car
on the Philadelphia trip reached that city
at quarter to nine Sunday night without
mishap of any kind. When the party
reached Washington they were greeted by
their old Owosso friends, Geo. f. Robinson,
VIM. f. Steadman and E. P. Byerly.
The county poultry and pet stock associa-
ton at meeting held at THE TIMES Office
Tuesday evening, accepted the designations
of @. P. Reynolds as secretary, and G. ST.
Clair as treasurer, and elected Mr.. st. Clair
secretary, and V. E. Josenhans treasurer.
Com mttees were appointed to solicit pre-
miums for the annual exhibition to be held
Dec. 1916, to secure building for the
same, etc.
The effort of conducting the Sunday
morning service at the Baptist church
proved to be too much for Rev. Q. V.
Northrop and Monday and Tuesday found
him In serious condition again having had
two bad attacks of heart trouble during
that time. His case is regarded by hi:
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