The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-07-20

Mrs. r. j. Brown is visiting Cleveland
relatives.
Miss Mamie Phillips is visiting friends in
Greenville.
Ed. Payne attended the Detroit races
Wednesday.
Miss e. M. Thomas is taking an outing
at Crosse Isle.
Mrs. Ellen Nelson, Of River street, is
visiting in Laingsburg this week.
ID. F. Bentley left Monday for visit at
his old home, Niagara Falls, N. Y.
M. II. Reynolds attended Sunday
school convention In Byron Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. s. Stratton arrived home
Tuesday morning from their western trip.
| G. B. Sickmop, j. s. Haggart and Il. r.
Tooley attended the races In Detroit this
week.
James Brown has gone to Toledo to begin
travelling in Ohio for Chicago publishing
house.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Warren left Tues.
day on two weeks trip to East Tawas and
Alpena.
Fred Stanton and Miss Lena Kimball,
both of this city, were married Tuesday
morning.
| Mail Carrier w. G. Eggleston and family
are taking their annual outing in camp at
Crystal Lake.
| Miss Sarah Bancroft is spending part
of her vacation from Christians store at the
| Orion assembly.
Substitute Carrier Will d. Priest is carry
ing mail on w. G. Eggleston's route dur
ing the vacation of the latter.
The Foresters had moving bee Tuesday
night to move their furniture from the Grow
hail to their new location In the Burhans
hall.
George Walton and family have returned
to the city from Port Huron, Mr.. Walton
resuming his former place with the Ann
Arbor Company at Its shops here.
1t is announced that the singing at the
State Sunday school convention which Is to
be held in this city in October will be under
the direction of K. o. Excel, the author of
80 many we'll known gospel hymns.
| J.C. Achard has sold his Adams street
He expects to move back to Saginaw soon
altho he expects to continue his hardware
business In this city.
CIV. Lemon, second substitute mail car
rier, is carrying mail on Carrier Ed Stan
nard's route while the latter is taking his
vacation. Mr.. StaDnard left Saturday
night for Chicago and will visit in Huron,
South Dakots, before returning home.
L. E. Woodland and son Fred B. Woodar
returned Wednesday morning from their
northern lake trip. They visited the Calu-
met copper country of the upper peninsula
while gone and had most enjoyable trip in
every way. Mr.. Woodlands health was also
considerably improved by the outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. e. Bentley and Mr.. and
Mrs. II. s. Hadsall left Wednesday for a
trip to Traverse City. Mr.. Hadsall will at
tend meeting of the joint boards of the
asylums for the insane of the state, he be-
ing a member of the Kalamazoo asylum
board. The party expects to be gone abo ut
a week.
b. s. Hopkins has decided to take work
in Columbia University next year rather
than to 90 back to MenOminee where he has
taught in the high school for the last two
years. He will make specially of chemis-
try. Mr.. Hopkins took the degree of
master of arts at Albion college three ye ars
ago and has since made a good record in
teaching.
Miss Lois +. Rigley entertained few
young lady friends at her home yesterday
afternoon in honor of Miss Grace Woodar
whose marriage to Mr.. Joe G. Osburn Is to
take place next Wednesday. This afternoon
Mrs. G. ID. Stewart entertains in honor of
Miss Woodland, and Monday Miss Sherwood
| will also entertain few of Miss WOodard's
most intimate friends.
Mrs. Josephine Could of this city, is on
| the pTOBThm VI Tie LAKE OTlOu assembly
for paper on 1.-The Value of the Study of
Art" The paper will be given on Friday,
August 10, which Is down on the program
as "Women's Clubs rand Excursion Day"
On the day before, the 9th, Mrs. Andrew
| Howell, who Is known to many of tho club
members Of Owosso will read paper on
"The Value of Federation" The program
for both days Is full Of interest to members
of the different women's clubs especially,
and 1t is probable that there will be rep
resentation from the Owosso clubs at the
assembly on that day. The second day is
especially full of interest to the club work.
ers as matter Of course, the subject of art
being considered by different speakers in
various relations to the general problem of
the betterment Of society.
Solomon Voge was arrested Monday
evening on complaint of Chas. Greenwalt
charged with stealing 81 from the house of
the latter. He was arraiened before JUS
tice McCaughna and plead guilty. He was
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