The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-10-12
Guy Cole was in Garland yesterday on

q. B. Radford has been spending the
week at home.
Mr. and Mrs. j. s. Colby spent Wedns-
day In Bancroft.
Geo. b. Sickmon has returned from
business trip in Detroit
Ray Kline has returned home from an
extended visit in Cleveland.
|. II. Keller has been in Grand Rapids a
part of the week on business.
Geo. Mcintosh, of Port Huron, was in
the city yesterday on business.
Ike Middleton, of Venice, transacted
business in the city Thursday.
Mrs. G. f. North was in st. Johns We'd
nesday to attend the wedding of friend.
Miss Gertrude Wicking entertained Miss
Bertha Shaver, of Ovid part of the week.
Hon. III. II. Pulver, of Laingsburg, is do
ing campaign work in Tuscola and Sagi-
nav counties.
Owosso Camp No. zoos M. w. of A.,
initiated large class at It's Wednesday
evening meeting.
| Pensions granted: Increase VIM. II.
Brown, Durand, to S12; widow, Nettie
Dwight, Ow0sso, IS.
Mr.. and Mrs. ThOs. Carmody have been
visiting their daughter In Durand this week
during the street fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Chron Jr., have
moved into the new Todd house on Null.
berry street near the bridge.
A neice of Robert Cheal. of this city, is
a candidate for the Office of state senator on
the democratic ticket in Colorado.
j. l.. Curtis is working in Duff's store for
a few days until Mr.. Waugh's hand re-
covers so that he can return to work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Priest were the guests
of friends in Durand Wednesday and Thurs
day and iDcidently did the carnival"
Geo. M. Graham, block agent for the Me-
Cormick machines, was In Durand yester-
day taking in the sights of the carnival. /,
The quail season opens week from to-
morrow, the Goth of October. Both quail
and partridge will begin to suffer on that
day.
Mrs. Alma l.. Burr, of Big Rapids, a
graduate Of the Ferris school gives an elo-
cutiOnary entertainment In the A. o. u. w.
hall tonight.
Miss Henrietta Williams is expected
home next week from her visit east. She
will be accompanied by Miss Grace Will
liams, of Newark, N. J.
The Ann Arbor ran excursion trains to
Durand on account of the Street Fair, We'd
nesday and Thursday evenings. The trains
were quite we'll patronized.
A party Of Owosso young people drove to
Westhaven Tuesday evening and enjoyed
themselves In the woods with fire, baked
potatoes and broiled beefsteak.
The tenth annual meeting of the Shia.
wassee County Battalion of Soldiers and
Sailors has been postponed to October 80, q
week later than at first announced.
G. e. Underwood, who has been for sew
eral years clerk at Richardson's grocery
has gone to Easton where he has made ar
rangements to operate general store.
Arthur Haight who had the misfortune to
lose his right eye in the Owosso Mauufac-
turing Co.'S. factory in Malvern, Ark, re.
Gently, is in the city for six weeks visit
The dates for the Owosso poultry sho "
this year will be December 4th to 7th
The show will be held in the Wesenel
block on North Washington street. A fine
list of premiums has already been secured
Wednesday evening about seven O'Clock
fire was discovered in the Beebe block which
is occupied In the second story by Misses
Shehee 81 Stertevants millinery shop. The
fire department promptly turned out be ore
much damage was done to the building
The stock was entirely destroyed by the fire
and water.
eff had been elected four years ago,
remarked Bryan last evening in this city
and one of the men from one of the factOre,
remarked so that the few near him could
a | hOei thC CiOWu uOt ouOuL ITO fCuubl
i, but was very orderly-"WelI, Mister, you
; came good deal nearer being elected foul
years ago than you will this time"
, Fred Hux is learning the ins and outs OF
the tracks of the Grand Trunk system II
this state and as far west as Chicago, having
permit which allows him to ride In thu
, cab of any of the Grand Trunk engines
The permit comes as a result of his success
, fully passing the engineers examination
held by that road and will soon, it Is expect
, ed, be followed by his assignment to an en-
gine on one of the lines of the system.
, About forty Sunday school workers me
I In the Y. M. G. A. rooms Monday night t,
discuss plans for entertaining the stat
: Sunday school convention which meets II
a this city next month. b. 8. Stratton wa
| made chairman of the entertainment com
mittee, and a full list of committees will
, probably be appointed next Monday night
, Meetings will be held every Monday nigh
from now on to make arrangements for tn
convention.
. The tenth animal rpunion of Counoov n