The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-07-27

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camp at Linden.
Born, this morning to Mr.. and Mrs. Jas
per Kelly, son.
NJ. ID. Corey has placed large new pol
isher and ironer in his laundry.
f. s. Dean and family went to Flint
Tuesday for visit with relatives.
Misses Kittie Rourke and Mamie King
are taking vacation at Crystal Lake.
s. A. Hathaway and granddaughter have
been visiting Detroit friends this week.
Miss Dewey's Sunday school is enjoying
an outing at one of the lakes near Fenton.
FEE. Hsrtshorn was in Flint the arst of
the week on business and pleasure com
bined.
Calvary Mission will give an ice cream
social at the home of viii AFFORD this
evening.
| A. l.. Hurrell and family vent to Lon
don, Ontario, Tuesday for a visit with
relatives
| Miss Lizzie Preston, of Detroit, has been
the guest Of her uncle Aid. G. Mclean dur
ing the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rollin Pond have been en-
tertaining Mrs. Ella Ford, of Detroit, dur
ing the week.
The Foresters held their first meeting In
their new hall in the Burhans block We'd
nesday evening.
Rolla F. Lord has returned from his IF
teen days vacation and has resumed bis
place in the post Office.
Mrs. ID. M. Estey and Miss Nellie Nor
cross have been the guests of Battle Creek
relatives during the week.
Miss Belle Gay entertained party at bel
home on Adams street Saturday afternoon
in honor of her friend Miss Mary Marden.
A young son of George Rose fell from a
tree Friday afternoon and broke his left
arm. DIR. K. T. Wilson reduced the frac-
ture.
John Royce has resigned his position al
book keeper at the Kerby elevator and is
doing the local work on the Argus this
week during the absence of Il. j. Daniels
The Battle Creek Enquirer is the name
of new daily which made it's first appear
ance Saturday morning in Battle Creek
The paper is the property of Labor Com
missioner j. l.. Cox.
Parshalls sheepskin band now supports
gorgeous red uniforms which materially as
sist the members in creating noise and II
attracting the attention of any who ma!
chance to be on the streets.
A. J. Bush and family expect to leav'
about the first of the month for Portland
Oregon, where son of the same famil!
has been situated for some time and is vel
pleased with the prospects.
DR.. B. S. Knapp will address the audi
ence at the Methodist church Sunday even
ing on the'general conference of the Metho
r dist church held at Chicago, at which h
t was delegate from Michigan.
The funeral of the late MOrrice Marsl
3 was held at his late home on the town lint
|
Friday forenoon. Mr.. Marsh died Wednes
; day evening from heart disease. He wa
: an uncle OF Mrs. C.. f. Parker of this city
Gospel revival meetings will be begun al
the Church of Christ, Disciple, next Sunday
! when the Rev. s. ID. butcher will assis
toe pastor, Rev. s. A. Strawn. Mr.. Dutch
| er comes from Mexico, Mo-, land is said to b.
{ one of the best speakers in the denomina
ton.
5 In addition to the social functions men
toned in last weeks paper, In honor of Mis-
Grace Woodard Miss lvah Peterson ant
] Mrs. w. ID. Fitzpatrick gave party at tn
0 home OF I j. Horsman Saturday after
noo,. On Monday evening Miss Densmor
gave diuner IN honor of Miss Woodsr
and Tuesday evening Mis-. A. w. Hookwa!
gave dinner.
One of P4wnee Bilfs ticket sellers by tn
name of Evens, paid fine and costs II
I Justice McCauguna's court Saturday morn
irg, res 'ored a Eve dollar bill which, he ba'
h secured FROM James Doyle on show day
and because of which he was arrested an,
: llde' in the COrunna jail-and was tibet
a allowed 'o 70 on his way rejoicing to ever
d take the snow.
Mayor Osburn has vetoed the resolution
for the placing of three additional electri
lights about the city on the ground tina
n thyfe ale no available funds with which
pay TOR the additional lighting, no provis
{ ios having been made for them In tn
@ annual appropriations. He is not Oppose
A To the additional lights but does not propos
to run the city in debt for them.
s The g. A. r. post has received the iro
Il markers which were secured thru subscrir
K tions taken On memorial day ard ordere
some time after that. They are of tire
, patterns, designed for use over the grave
. of the soldiers of the sixties, Of ninety
eight, and of members of the W. X. c., al
a are so arranged as TO hold small flags O
flowers and thus assist In the work OF deco
rating the graves.
. The Owosso canning factory ls to be er