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

Maccabee excursion to Detroit next Wed
nesday, the 18th.
Born Friday, twelve pound son to Mr.
and Mrs. Dennis Olmstead.
The Y. NJ. @. A. has lately added abou
nifty volumes to its library.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. q. Keller spent part O
the week In Grand Rapids.
Miss Fannie Crawford is assisting Mrs
l.. K. Gould at Oakside School.
Mr.. and MIS-. John U. Miller have been
visiting In Stockbridge this week.
William Eagan, of this city, has pur
chased the Pierce hard ware business In
Oakley.
E. M. Thome, of Thome & Frisble. re-
turned FRIDAY evening from weeks visit
In Chicago.
Miss Vesta Armstrong has returned to
frankfort to resume her work In the city
schools at that place.
Mrs. ]. q. Tufford has been in Port
huron part of the week, being called
there by the death of sister.
Howard I. Crawford is home from Chi
cago visiting his parents and assisting In
the Office Of the Owosso Telephone Company
this week.
Miss Blanch Tuthill has returned from q
months visit with Plymouth relatives and
has resumed her work as teacher In the
Emerson school.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. q. Usher will soon
move to Sandusky, Ohio, where Mr.. Usher
will still occupy the position of bookkeeper
for the Vincent Valve Co.
Mrs. Geo. Hartough has been the guest
OF Mrs. Geo. r. Black during the week,
stopping while on her way home from
Mackinac, to Dayton, Ohio.
Daniel Abrey has returned from weeks
visit at summer resort near Summerville
and visit in Ohio. At Akron he saw the
devastation wrought by the recent mobs.
Rev. Geo. Jackson, the colored evangelist
and one of the finest singers In the state
will assist Rev. g. G. Squire, Corunna Ave.
M. 4. church the coming Sunday evening.
Miss Gertrude Faxon returned to her
home in this city Friday night for visit
after an absence of several months in Chi
cago where she has been studying music.
Floyd Wren, who has been assisting at
Sprague's drug store for several months
passed the state examination at Sault Ste.
Marie last week and Is now registered as a
pharmacist in this state.
Miss Carmelita Hill, formerly of the |
owosso corps of teachers, expects to teach |
'chool near the Agricultural College this |
rear and carry some work In that college.
which she attended last year.
K. Il. Daniels returned from Mackinac
sland Saturday morning after spending the
ummer there and Monday morning went to
saginaw for few days visit before leaving
or bis school work in Billings, Mont.
at the meeting Of the county committee
saturday, Otto l.. Sprague resigned as a
nember of the committee because of his
Intended removal from the ward within a
ew weeks. The committee filled the va
ancy with James Bartrem.
A good number of Owosso members of
he A. o U. w. attended the picnic of the
rider at the Agricultural College grounds
londay, and all report a fine time. The
elegates from Owosse lodge succeeded in
citing the next years picnic scheduled for
w0ssO.
Arthur Let's has returned home from
elena, Ark where he went a few weeks
90 10 keep the books for a large lumber
He succeeded in getting a
uch OF material fever before he had been
ere great length of time and as there
emed to be altogether too much of that
lying around loose anyway. he
'cided 10 return to a healthful climate
fore 1t got too strong hold on him.
Steps were taken Tuesday afternoon to
organize the high school football team for
coming season. At a meeting of the
gh school boys, Joe G. Osburn was elected
anager, j. g. Rgley treasurer, and
ndrew Green captain. The boys feel that
eir prospects for good team are better
an usual as they have seven of the old
ayers with them again this fall, leaving
t four places to fill with new men. The
ven old players who are still In the high
'ool are, Andrew Green, John AFFORD,
Gil Post, Bert Matthews, Harold Miner.
mes Mclean, and Harry Orr. Practice
already begun.
County Drain Commissioner Chas. w.
rker met with painful accident Satur-
night which came near DESTROYING bis
ut eye, and has been responsible for his
oearing this week as tho he had been in
critic bout with bigger man than him
J. be was STOPPING to treat one of the
feet OF one of his horses when the
NAL suddenly raised the foot and struck
SO violently that the foot cut a deem
n In Mr.. Parker's eye brow. Luckily
cut was above the eye far enough to
1t but 1t has been painful reminder
the narrowness of the escape all this
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