The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-09-07

Mr.. and Mrs. @. J. Matthews are visitin,
New York relatives.
L.. Z. Gould is taking a pleasure trip II
the New England states.
Mrs. b. s. Knapp and son, Carl, have re
turned from Chicago visit.
Henry Bartrem has opened cigar store
on Jefferson avenue In Detroit.
D. d. Robbins has been confined to bis
oed part OF the week by sickness.
Miss Ella Palmer, Of Oakley, was the
guest of Owosso relatives Tuesday.
s. I. Leonard, of the Chaplin Cheese Co..
was 10 the city Tuesday on business.
Mrs. ]. q. Faxon was in Perry Wednss-
DAY attending the funeral of nephew.
Dr. and Mrs. j. o. Parker entertained
the doctors parents the FIRST of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert ellison have been
the guests Of Morrice relatives this week.
Carrier Ami Nelson returned to hi.
duties on bis mail route Tuesday morning.
Mrs. +. W. Lawrence has been enter
tanning her mother, Mrs. r. X. Kinney. of
Easton, during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. 81. b. Mclaughlin NJ
Vernon, were guests of Owosso friends
Tuesday.
Mesdames 0. l.. Sprague and James
Hopkins left Tuesday for Traverse City to
visit relatives.
Mrs. Chas. Tuthill returned Tuesday
afternoon from a three weeks visit with
Plymouth relatives.
d. ID. Lyon has returned from his trip to
New York where he purchased goods for
the store of Lyon & Pond.
Miss Florence Root has returned to her
work in Bessemer, Mich, where she has a
position in the city schools.
If you are thinking of visiting Detroit
this fall, arrange to go with the crowd on
the K. U. T. M. excursion Sept. 10.
The Kaleidoscope Club and friends en-.
Joyed corn roast in the grove near the
Emerson school Tuesday evening.
Hugh Miller is taking his vacation from
the post Office this week spending part of
the time at his parents farm north of the
city.
Miss Addie Grove is now bookkeeper for
Copas q Sons. She has been succeeded at
Devereaux's grocery by Miss Bessie |
ID. r. Blair has decided that he cannot |
attend to the work Of secretary of the As
sociated Charities longer and has resigned
The Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Springer have
moved into their recently purchased resi-
1ence on the corner Of Goodhue and Sag
nav streets.
The OwOsso Manufacturing COMPANY
las begun using the land recently pur-
'hased on Chapman street for a lumber
lard, the sidetrack having been completed
nto it.
Mrs. Geo. W. Owen, of Norfolk, Va,
vent to Detroit Wednesday for a brief
'isit before finally starting on her return
rip. She had been visiting old friends In
bis vicinity.
Miss Lulu Kanagy, who has returned to
he city to resume her work In music In the
)wosso schools, sarg an especially fine
olo in the Congregational church Sunday
forming.
Frank Cooper has reconsidered bis plans
Or taxing post graduate work In the Uni
ersity next year and has accepted the posi-
on OF teacher Of sciences in the Manistee
Ugh school.
harry Burke had his right eye injured -.
piece of emery while at work in the
'sket factory Friday afternoon. DIR.
arker removed the emery from the eye the
ext morning.
Inc school board considered plumbing ;.
'ntracts at its Tuesday evening meeting !.
ntil late hour. Ira G. Cnrrv and AT
Oils will do the work which will cost. !.
aterlals and all, about So, SEQ.
Mr.. Albertus Darnell, who has been the n
lest OF bis friend, A. A. Crawford, In this y
W TOT the last few days left this morning h
Detroit to begin his years work as in a,
'ucloi Of mathematics 10 the Central High 8,
bool o'
Hon. W. A. French, state land commits j
OIer' spent few hours In the city yester- b
". Mr.. French predicts the usual re-
lbllcan majority in this state providing D
ople arS not too busy to get to the polls. d,
Eugene Spathelf, who has been spending ri
vacation with his father. Rev. ar
tristan spathelf, left Saturday for a a
'r' visit In Ann Arbor before going on to Sc
Louis, Mo-, where he will attend a TO
unity school during the coming Year. al
Miss Lois Rigley went to vermon,ville on
eonesoay TO attend the marriage of her ga
'liesley College classmate and roommate tn
IS Alma Williams, to DR.. Swinton. Of sa
tonoRop, which took place yesterday at of
nome OF the brides mother. Miss We
'ley was one OF the bridesmaids.
Hiss Mary Lyon, who has greatly Su
ased the congregations of the Bap,ist M,
rcn Id this city for the last two Snn- Cit
has