The Owosso times., 1900-08-31
Next Monday is Labor Day.
No council meeting this week.


No council meeting this week.
Geo. +. James was in Ovid Wednesday.
The city schools reopen next Tuesday.
DIR. o. b, Campbell, of Ovid, was In the
city honday.
Oakside School re-opens for its eighteenth
year Tuesday.
Miss Helen Graham visited st. Johns
relatives Wednesday.
Will Priest assisted Wednesday in the
store of his uncle, l.. p. Leland, in Durand.
Chas. K. Rigley and o. b. Estey spent
the first of the week fishing n ear Grayling.
The Maple River Farmers Club was
entertained at the Seeley home yesterday
afternoon.
ID. l.. Winkler was among the number In
attendance at the state prohibition conven-
tion Wednesday.
r. j. Tick has been home part of the
week from Toledo where he has been
spending the summer.
w. l.. Fauser and family have returned
from three weeks visit with relatives at
., Minneapolis and st. Paul.
Mrs. VIM. Russell and son, of Utica, ILL.,,
have been guests at the home of her father,
G A. Dunham, this week.
Mrs. FL. w. Parker and Mr.. and Mrs. &.
Fred Williams spent part of the week on
the Parker farm near st. Charles.
The Whitmore Lake Sunday school ex-
cursion was patrorized by over three hun
dred Owosso picnickers Wednesday.
Supt and Mrs. F. K. Converse left Tues
| day on their return to BelOit, Wis, after
their visit with Owosso friends and rela-
tives.
Frank ID. Moffat has purchased the inter-
est of his partner, A. E. Gotta, in their tailor
ing business and will continue the same
| alone.
Mfs. B. s. Knapp and son, Carl, have
been among the number of Owoss0 people
who have been spending the week In
Chicago.
Mrs. Emma Whitmer and three sons left
Monday for Williamsburg, Pa, where Mr.
Whitmer has been employed for the last
few months.
Mrs. Erven Geeck accompanied her hus.
band to Detroit and is visiting in that city
during her husbands attendance on the
Pythan encampment.
Mrs. Herbert Gustin, of Bay City, re-
turned to her home Tuesday morning after
a few days visit at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren Pierpont.
Mrs. Geo. E. Martin has been the CUES
of her brother, Frank Lewis, on Stewar
street this week and has been taking treat
ment at the sanitarum.
Seneca Gale, of Oakland, Calf, II
making visit with his mother, Mrs
Isaac Gale, of Morrice, and with hi
brother, Q. W. Gale, of this city.
Frank Cooper was in Ann Arbor the frs
of the week making arrangements prepare
tory to attending the University again thi
year and taking masters degree.
Richard Chamberlain has gone to Saginaw
to take the position of gateman for tn
Michigan Central, after long period O
service here for the road as section fore
man.
DIR. K. G. Mahaney has gone to Seattle
Wash. He goes partly for pleasure, bu
has excellent prospects for very sdvan
tageOus opening in that city and may locat
there.
Mrs. q. c. Squires and daughters hay
returned fTom Orion where the youn
ladies have played in the Assembl
orchestra since the close of the Owosso a
sembly.
The fire department was called out abol
one o'clock Sunday morning by fire in
shed near the outskirts of the fifth wal
quite beyond the reach of the department
hose. The damage was not large.
w. s. Hunt has moved into his new locs
ton on North Washington street In u
store formerly occupied by the Rsim
hardware store and has the place 2l1sA Z
In the best of shape for the line Of Opassi
which he has put in.
Mrs. Emma Deal and daughter III
Lillian, went 10 Lansing Wednesday NOR
ing for short visit with Mrs. Deals so
r Lewis, Lefore Miss Deal returns to b
q school work at Bessemer in the upp'
peninsu ula.
: Parshall's sheepskin band accompsnis
f. Division As Knights Of Pythias Unifor
Rank to Detroit Monday, and helped NAL
d the camp in that city aware of the arriv
of the OwOsso fraters. The band did n
remain thruout the entire encampmer
however.
q The Postal Telegraph Office will be lOca
! ed in the store on West Main street late
occupied by the Cook shoe stock of goods
:, soon as it can be fitted up for occupant
and the wires removed. The new lOcatit
will be very convenient one aud will gi'
more needed room.
DIR. s. s. c. Phippen attended the K.
!, T. encampment this week in an Cficiai al