The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-05-25

Rolla p. Lord visited his parents near
Byron Sunday.
Ira G. Curry and son visited Fenton
relatives Sunday.
j. G. Van Camp spent Sunday at his old
home near Fenton.
Harry Crosby spent Sunday with his
grandmother in Byron.
r. w. Crawford was in Morrice on tele-
phone business Monday.
Mrs. M. e. Miller went to Toledo Sunday
for visit of some duration.
Chas. Lawrence left this morning for
Crystal Lake to spend month.
Mrs. Martha Mason visited her daughter,
Miss Mamie, at Ypsilanti, Sunday.
A. S. Thomas and family, of Durand,
| spent Sunday with Owosso relatives.
DR.. p S. Wilson was called to Hender-
son on professional business Sunday.
W. F. Noble attended the Green Wick
ing wedding at Almont Wednesday.
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their daughter, Miss Nellie at Ypsilanti,
Sunday.
Mrs c. b. Radford left this morning for
Lansing to visit Mr.. and Mrs. N. M.
| Osborne.
The Grand Trunk sold 101 tickets for
Detroit, Sunday, and % for Saginaw and
Bay City.
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Armstrong were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. DeHart in
Vernon, Sunday.
Geo. w. Darling expects to 60 to Detroit
early In June to conduct shoe business on
Jefferson avenue.
Bert Eye went to Toledo the first of the
week for visit with relatives In that city
and later In Cincinnati
Arthur Burhans and F. e. Case will
assist the Ovid band this summer at its
Saturday night concerts.
Miss Vesta Armstrong has accepted her
position as teacher of the third grade in the
Frankfort schools for another year.
Henry Beswick went to st. Johns Mon
day to superintend the construction of the
new Congregational church in that place.
Stanley e. Parkil is the new president
of the Board of Public Works, having been
chosen by the board for the current year.
Stanley E Parkill spent Sunday in Lans-
ing with Mr.. and Mrs Chas A. Towne,
who were visiting Mrs. Towne's parents
there.
THE TINES prints ten pages this week, a
memorial day page aud full page ad for
the New York Racket store occupying the
extra pages.
E. L. Kanagy, of Los Angeles, Calf.
was in the city the latter part of the week
visiting bis sister, Miss Lulu Kanagy, teach
er of music in the Owosso schools.
Miss Mabel NJ Wrigley, who is mem
Der OF the graduating class in the State
Normal at Mt. Pleasant, has accepted a
position in the public schools at Paw Paw.
Fred Groom was thrown from his wheel
and badly hurt, Tuesday morning, by a
stone lying in the road, near Asbury
church. He was carried to bis home In an
unconscious condition.
Isaac GLADDEN., graduate of the Owosso
high school of the class of 800, who has been
taking course in the Detroit business co..
lege, has accepted position in the Office of
A. l.. Chandler as stenographer.
George Carpenter and Charles Howard
took short outing Wednesday by going to
Vernon in the morning on the train and
floating down the river from that station in
a canvas boat belonging to the latter gentle
man.
The signs ordered by the board of public
works have been received and placed in
conspicuous places about the main streets of
the city where they remain silent invita-
tions to aid in keeping the sidewalks of the
city in clean condition.
Deputy w. NJ Case returned from Ches-
aiming, Tuesday, after turning in nineteen
applications to the local camp of the Mod
ern Woodmen at their NJ )nday evening
meeting. OwOsso Camp has an invitation
to visit Chesaning on the evening of June
4 to exemplify the degree work.
Clarence Maddey, former member of
Company F, 31st Michigan Volunteers, was
in the city Saturday on his way to Traverse
City where he expects to make his home
with sister. Mr.. Madden is nearly a COM
plete physical wreck as the result of his
army life in Chickamauga, Knoxville, and
Cuba.
Mrs. K. T. Austin entertained a party of
lady friends at her home on Mulberry
street Saturday afternoon at an old fash
Toned quilting bee or a back door party just
as the visitors chose to call ii. The ladies
had fine time and, it is reported, really
did some quitting.
The fact that Ringing Bros. made June
sth the date at which they are to appear in
Owosso has Induced the Messrs. Payne and
Graham to change the date of their Nc
Cormick day from June 8 to June 16. real
izing that 1t would be nearly impossible to
expect the farmers to turn out in large
body two days I'm succession