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

Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Convey spent Sunday
at Cedar Springs.
Miss Christine ellison has returned from
her years school work In Alma.
r. P. Bgelow returned Saturday even
Ing from trip to the upper peninsula.
Miss Lillian Deal has returned from her
years work in the schools at Bessemer,
Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Smith entertained
Henry Richards and wife, of Duplaip,
Sunday.
Miss Eliza Thomas and Mrs Mary Ar
mold spent Saturday visiting friends in
Plymouth.
Mrs. Charles Rhodes and children have
been visiting Grand Rapids relatives dur
ing the week.
The old veterans once more, July 4th at
Owosso Assembly grounds: "The heroic
dead and living"
j. A. Dean left Monday on his return to
Port Barrows, Ont, after visit with Q. E.
Titus in this city.
The No Name Club gave very pleasant
dancing party at the armory Friday
evening, the party being quite largely at
tended.
Chief Justice c. B. Grant who Is to de-
liver his address on the Supremacy of the
Law" at the assembly Sunday, will be the
guest of Mayor Osburn while in the city.
Attorney Hamper entertained a small
party of friends at his rooms Thursday
evening in honor of his friend DIR. johnson,
Of Detroit, who was visiting DR.. Lamb In
this city.
Miss Helen Smith entertained a number
of her little friends at her home. 901 north
Washington street, Monday afternoon In
honor of her cousin, Marguerite Kreher, of
st. Joseph.
Chas. M. Hamper returned Monday noon
from short visit at Greenville. He acted
as toast master at the alumni banquet Of
the high school association of that place
Friday night.
Richard Fizzel and wife, of st. Johns,
were guests of Miss Thomas and of e. p.
Vandewater Sunday. Mr.. Fizzel was for
merly clerk at the Junction House in this
city for several years.
Mrs. o. l.. Brown, of Saginaw, was the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Mcclellan, for a part of last week. Mr..
Brown was here for Sunday and both re-
turned home Monday.
Co. II held its drill Tuesday night on
Fayette square in the presence of large
crowd of spectators. The boys are getting
in splendid form and will make credita-
BILE showing in st. Johns on the fourth.
At last even the bass drum belonging to
the Owosso Light Infantry Band has had
the name of the organization painted on its
head and the last reminder of the old
"Owosso City Band" has disappeared from
view.
Miss Mary Delilah Wrigley, who has
been one of the OwOsso force of teachers
during the past year, was married to Mr..
Ira Jeffrey, of Worthwhile, South Dakota, at
the family home of the bride near Corunna,
Tuesday.
w. A. Woodland was in Jackson the lat
ter part of the week, having been subpo-
naed as witness at DEMONSTRATION of the
charges against Warden Chamberlain with
whom Mr.. Woodland once served on the
prison board for term of years.
Miss Grace Woodlands Sunday school
class has been spending the week in camp
at Linden. Ed Rigley went with the class
Friday to help the boys get started in their
camp but returned to Owosso Monday. The
boys are occupying the Big Eight cottage.
A. L. Wright, of Morrice, was in Owosso
Monday on his way to Easton where he
addressed the eighth grade graduating
class. Mr.. Wright declined the position of
principal of the Morrce school for next
year but will continue to edit the Morrice
Clipper.
Considerable excitement was occasi0ned
Sunday evening near the assembly grounds
by the actions of horse which became I'M
manageable when being driven thru the
street which was crowded with vehicles.
The horse finally reared and threw him
self but fortunately without injuring any
one.
The Knights of the Maccabees decided al
their Monday night meeting to lease their
present quarters for another term of five
years from the date at which their present
lease expires which is early next year. The
lodge room Is very pleasant one in every
respect and while at times has seemed too
small to accommodate the large number of
members is still one of the best 10 the city.
New electric fans will soon be put in the
hall.
Mclean & Schaible have nearly finished
the erection of photograph gallery near
the corner of Main and Water streets on
South Water street and expect to use the
same In their commercial work. thus avoid
ing the inconvenience of carrying the furni-
ture, which they have to photograph, up the
flights of stairs to their regular gallery and
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