The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-06-29


Central offices, spent Sunday in Owoss'
with his mother and sister.
Miss Blanche Tuthill entertained tn,
Kaleidoscope Club at her home on Masor
street Tuesday evening.
Miss Helen Shanafelt entertained tn,
Kaleidoscope Club at her home on Pine
street Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Emma Burhans, of Detroit, has beer
the guest of Miss Kittie Burhans and tn,
M isses Matlock this week.
j. w. Tailor, a graduate of the Ypsilant
Normal, has been engaged as principal O
of the Washington school.
Mrs. Jas. Findlater entertained the ladie,
of the Baptist church at her home 615 Sagi
nav street w ednesday afternoon.
An electric fan is to help make the ses
siOns OF the council little more endurablt
during the remainder of the summer.
Miss Swisher, who had been the guest oil
her sister, Mrs. j. P. Warner, left Wednes
day morning on her return to her home In
ClarksburS, West Virginia.
Otto Boliman. graduate of the Uni.
versity of Michigan of this years class, has
been engaged by the school board as science
teacher In the high school.
Payne Il Co. report having an immense
mower, rake, and tedder trade the past
week. Judging from the way goods are leay-
ing their store there is no doubt of the truth
of the report.
Rev. ard Mrs. Alvah Bailey have re-
turned from Louisville, KY, where Mr..
Bailey graduated from the divinity school
last week. They will visit In Owosso,
Ovid, and vicinity for few weeks.
A number of the lovers of the gun and
trap met in the city hall last night and Sc,
on foot the organization of gun club for
trap shooting. A trap will be placed at
Caledonia Park where the shoots take will
place.
Frank NJ. Marsh, of Atlanta Ca, form
erly a well known Owosso boy, was a
pleasant caller at THE TIMES Office Tues
day. Accompanied by his daughter, he is
spending d ,wJ weeks vacation visiting old
friends and relatives in this state.
George Allen, 633 Corunpa avenue has
been granted an original pension of six dol
lors month under the general law. Rep.
Fordney, who has been pushing his claim
also received notice that the pension will
date from April 2, 1890, which will mean
about $3.50 back pay.
Married, Monday at the Asbury M. E.
parsonage, by Rev. w. w. Benson, Lee c.
Dunlapp, of this city, and Miss Franella
KirliD, of Holly. Mr.. Dunlapp is an EN-.
plOyee of the Vincent Valve Company
They will begin house keeping at the cor.
ner of Shlawassee and Cass streets.
Mrs. Bert Darling was pleasantly sur
prised at her home on North Washington
street Tuesday evening by about thirty five
friends who came to remind her that they
remembered her birthday and wished It to
be pleasant one. They left handsome
berry spoon as memento of the visit and
the day.
For some time the members of the
different Parker families In the county have
had the matter of effecting some sort of
an organization OF the various families of
the county under consideration and the
matter eliminated Saturday by meeting
being held In the Office of DIR. j. o. Parker.
Mr.. g. w. Parker was chosen permanent
chairman and DR.. Parker permanent sec
rotary. Arrangements are now under way
for gathering of the families.
Ow0sso friends of DR.. Will 8. Ament
and Ow0ss0 citizens In general were great
ly relieved and devoutly thankful on Tues
day to hear the welcome news that Mr.
Ament was among the number OF
workers who had arrived on the
25th inst. at Chefoo Miss Hattie Davis,
. former Byron girl who is also doing
work In that country, was also
among the number who reached Chefoo
In safety.
Lloyd Parks, the ten year old son of II.
Parke, OF Pewamo, was badly cut by q
moving machine Saturday while playing In
. meadow on the farm Of Andrew Rose.
He attempted to Jump over the cutting bar
Of the moving machine but did not jump
far enough and fell In front of the bar which
at once caught his ankle and cut 1t nearly
In two. DR.. Mccormick was summoned
and while the bones were nearly severed,
thinks that he may be able to save the foot
and the ankle joint.
The management of the sanitarium has
reason to congratulate itself at last on the
completion of its fine new dining room.
The room Is on the first floor of the main
sanitarium building with windows on both
the east and west. 1t Is thus we'll lighted
by day and we'll ventilated all of the time,
while the arrangements for the electric
lighting are unusually elaborate for any
thing short of metropolitan hotel. 1t is
needless to say that the other appointments
are in keeping with the highly artistic ar
rangement Of the lighting and that the din
ing room which was opened to the public
Sunday is one of the prettiest In central
Michigan.