The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-08-31
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FL. S. Hadsall has returned from bic
western tr'r.
Mr.. and Mrs J. NJ. Curwooi are visiting
their 5 II Iii Detroit.
A. Y. Ferry returned home Wednesday
f m T.. Chicago trl.
Nj. ~. P-.elsou nas g..uf.ed from
her outing at Mackinac.
Albert GOetzeH went to Jackson and
Lansing Wednesday on business.
The A. o. L. W.. hold spacla meeting
tonight to consider the matter OF going to
Lansing Monday.
Miss Abigail Tilotson left on Saturday
evening for a short visit in Detroit and from
there went to New York.
Miss Anna Bartrem left for Albion Tues
day to be In readiness for the years work
In the public schools of that city.
Warren Vredenburg, clerk In the post
Office at st. Johns. Is sick at the home Of
his mother, Mrs. 8. A. Crane, In this city,
threatened with typhoid fever.
The following Is a list of letters adver-
tised at the Owosso pOstoffice Aug. Is. 1900:
VIM. Graham, Cunsn Films, Mrs. Alta
johnson, Lillian Ball, M. II. Bresetl,
Elwell Corey, viii Conklln. Frank Simp-
SOD, Ruth Stout.
Foster Bros. have purchased one of the
Voorhees, casket lowering devices for use In
their undertaking business. It Is . device
which adds greatly to the beauty Of any
b1rial service and makes the funeral equip
ment Of the firm complete In every detail.
In order to allow the carriers an eppor-
tunity to 90 to Detroit on Monday next,
Labor Day, the only delivery of mail will
be to the business places. The carrier
windows will be opened until noon, after
which the Office will be closed for the day.
A fellow with horse and buggy fright
ened Mrs. Bert Kelly badly Wednesday
evening by getting out of the rig and seiz-
ing her by the wrist as she was walking
along south Water street on her way to- her
sisters on Pine street. The fellow got into
his buggy and drove away frightened by
her screams and the appearance OF two men
in response to them. Later he drove up
again and was again frightened away with
out any clue being gained as to his Identity.
The city mail carriers commence work on
their new routes tomorrow. G. o. Loring,
the mounted carrier, has purchased fine
wagon built expressly for the purpose
which he expects to receive the latter part
of next week. A number Of the owners of
homes In his territory have already provided
boxes for their mail so that he will not be
obliged to get out of the wagon to make the
delivery. He will make two deliveries a
day to all parties who provide boxes, to
others but one.
The friends of Deputy Game Warden
Ed Carpenter, of Saginaw, but formerly Of
this city, and brother Of George Carpenter
Of this city, will be interested in piece of
good luck which befell him last Saturday.
The sporrsmen of Saginaw decided to show
their friendship for that popular deputy
and their appreciation for the good work
which he has done for the preservation Of
game and Saturday the movement culmi-
mated In the presentation to Mr.. Carpenter
OF fine sixteen foot gasoline launch. The
launch Is said to be one of the handsomest
Of her kind, runs with little noise and easily
makes six miles an hour. 1t cost $500. To
say that Mr.. Carpenter Is highly pleased
with the gift Is putting the matter mildly.
Old Owosso friends are highly pleased at
Mr.. Carpenters good fortune and congratu-
late him upon II.