The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-07-06

MI anu MIS- Eu illus are TAXING an OUT
ing at Frankfort.
Parshalls martial band helped celebrate
the fourth In Morrice.
Mr.. Earl L. Church is visiting friends in
Ohio and Port Huron.
Rolla Chase has been assisting at the
Citizens Savings Bank this week.
Mrs. w. M. Case and children have been
visiting Ludington relatives this week.
Mrs. 81. T. CIough went to Howard City
Monday morning for visit with friends.
r. w. Crawford was in Grand Rapids
on telephone business the first of the week.
Miss Ella Hanes has been entertaining
her friend Miss Bessie Randall, of Oxford,
this week.
Ward Detwier returned to Ann Arbor
Monday morning to take up work in the
summer school.
Owosso Chapter r. A. M. conferred the
Royal Arch degree on class of three can
didates Friday night
The Caledonia Gun Club INDUCED in an
! informal shoot at Caledonia Park on the
afternoon of the fourth.
Leo Crum and James Cooper will spend
the remainder of the summer at Mackinac
Island where they have positions.
The Vincent ivalve Co. has been shut
down this week to give the pattern makers
chance to get ahead with their work.
Tom Tubbs who has been visiting his par
ents in this city left Saturday for Grand
Rapids to attend the furniture exhibit.
Prin. and Mrs. L. h. Wood have gone to
Ann Arbor where Mr.. Wood will again take
up University work In the summer school.
| Mrs. r. w. Crawford and small son re-
turned Tuesday from q visit of nearly q
month at Mrs. Crawford's old home in
Chelsea.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Halstead have been
entertaining Mrs. Halstead's son and his
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. F. V. Bates. of Petos-
key, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Cheal returned from
their wedding trip to Detroit Saturday
night They will soon leave for their home
in Victor, Colo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Huntington have
moved from Birmingham, Alabama, to Rud-
dock, louisiana. Mrs. Huntington will
be remembered as Miss Irene Gilbert.
Clara Gooding, who has taught in the
Alma schools for the last two years, is home
for the summer vacation which she will
spend with her mother DR.. Annis Gooding.
Prin. Il. A. Haynes, of the Bancroft,
schools, and Miss Nora Grant also of that
village, were married at the home of the
BRIDES uncle, T. NJ. Euler, in Bancroft Fri.
day.
Byron Knapp returned to Chicago Satur
day after few days visit in this city witt
his pa ents and Mrs. Knapp and baby wen
to Cincinnati to visit her parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Warren Woodward.
Ii. II. Daniels and daughter, Mrs. Il. P
White, visited brother of the former il
Grand Rapids part of the week. Mis-
Nina Daniels also accom- panied them ant
remains for more extended visit.
Carrier ID. B. Green delivered and col
lected :, 767 pieces of mail matter on rura
route number two during the month O
) June. For the three months ending jun
SOth he handled total of %, III pieces.
The Fat Mems Club enjoyed run Fri
day evening after which they were provided
: with supper at Caledonia Park by their
ladies and then took car to the home of II
K. White where the remainder of the even
Ing was spent.
E. NJ. Wheeler, formerly of the firm O
Wheeler Bros. in this city but now with the
Safety Bottle 81 Ink Co., of jersey City
Office out6tters, with Michigan as his terri
tory, has been spending the week in Owos
, 80 in the interests of his firm and incidental.
, ly meeting old friends.
The school board sold the school distric
bonds at a meeting held Friday night ;
DennisoD, Pryor, & Co., of Cleveland, Ohio
The bonds were sold at premium of S42C
. The first Of these bonds, which were author
7 lied for the erection of the new Contra
School, will become due in 1907.
: The school board opened the bids for th,
D heating plant of the new Central school q
its Monday night meeting. OF the five bids
which were put in the one of the Sturtevan
Company, of Boston, for hot blast system
T using fans was the one which the boart
7 deemed the most satisfactory and the BIZ
was accepted.
T. Dudley Taylor arrived in The city
Tuesday night from Chicago and has beef
spending the week in Owosso the guest O
. his mother and old Owosso friends. Dude.
' is the senior member of a hustling law firm
in Chicago, composed of three u. of M
graduates who are making their mark il
3 their profession.
Rev. Frank s. Lyon, of Cleveland, Ohio
occupied the Baptist pulpit In this cit
Sunday morning preaching a strong ser
mon to large congregation. Mr.. Lyo
D came to this city with the best of recon
3 mendations and his first appearance onl,