The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-07-20
THE OWOSSO TIES.
Entered at the Postofice in ow for
transmission as second class ufr.
published every Friday no
owosso, FRIDAY, JULIO. 1900.
LOCAL NEW

mats on Oliver street.
Editor and Mrs. J. ID. Estesited Ian
sing friends over Sunday.
Geo. Fl. Chapman, of ST. ms, was in
owosso, Tuesday on business
The Misses Cooper entertah the ladies
mandolin club Friday evenin
K. K. Lohnes has return from visit
with his parents at Frankfopnt.
Mrs. j. ID. Crum and fan have return
ed from an outing at Haslep lark.
An OwOsso telephone haeen plac ed in
the residence of Eugene Shworth.
DR.. and Mrs. Tufford ltertained Mrs.
Frank Maddox, of Grantapids, Sunday.
s. T. Leonard was In city Friday on
business trip for the epin cheese fac
tory.
A. E. Palmer and fam went to Norvel,
jackson county, Saturg, for visit with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Gen have left for q
visit with Mr.. Gerson's arents at Punxsu-
tawney, Pc.
M. ]. Phillips has ba detailed to act as
company clerk for Coyany II during the
encampment.
Mrs. Chas. Lemon 8 been entertaining
her sister, Miss Aliceiagaw, of Rochester,
Mich, this week.
A. Mcintyre, of irotoD, N. T., was in
the city Friday visng his cousins, the
Messrs. Van Dusen
Mrs. O. w. Diforth entertained the
Mesdames Harriet eonard and Mary Will
liams, of Ovid, Suiay.
Ed. Barber and has. Tobias were taken
to st. Johns Satuay by Sheriff Dunn, of
Clinton county, tonswer to the charge of
larceny.
Miss Ina Day, # Chesaning, has been
the guest of herbrother, Dorr Day, and
of other relative in the city during the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs VIII Southworth spent
Sunday in Laning with relatives, Mrs.
Southworth also remaining for a further
visit OF few day.
Mrs. Arthur Rebe is the guest of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. s. r. Hawkins, of
Caledonia, havingust completed a season
with theatrical tDop.
Mrs. Jack Simm1gton has gone to Somer-
YET, Pa, where Mr!Simmington is employed,
after having been detained In this city
ew weeks by sick ess.
Charles Holman of this city, brakeman
N the Ann Arbo Ry., has been acting as
conductor on the Dad between Mt, Pleas
mt and Cadillac 70 short time.
Miss Mary Flanagan, of this city, with
Viii, Julia and Like Lohrer aud Will Coe,
4 Bennington, spelt Sunday at the home
f Mr.. and Mrs. j. ;leno, OF Easton.
See the announcement of the week day
xcursion to Detroit which appears on the
rst page of this ssue Of THE TINES
fake your plans :, 60 to Detroit on that
ate, Wednesday, August 1.
James w. Simmons arrived In the city
from Constantine for q few days
isit with old Owosso friends. He returns
gain to Stevens Point, Wis, for another
ears work as superintendent of schools.
The funeral services for the late Mrs.
atherine Moore, who died at the home of
err daughter, Mrs. Soper, were held from
,e First M. K. church at $50 o'clock Sun
ny afternoon; Rev. j. P. Warner officiating.
Harry Crosby, who is taking his two
eeks vacation from NJ. L. Stewart & Co.'s
ank has been spending the week at the
ONE Of his grandmother in Byron. To-
ny he will Join the party consisting of
,veral OF the girls of the Kaleidoscope club
I'd their friends, In camp at Long Lake.
Owosso Lodge No. ss I. o. o. F. has in
allied the following officers for the ensuing
x months: Noble Grand, John l., Ash,
ce grand, E. A. Hathaway; Rec. Sec'y;
Dhn Brooks; Per Sec'y, W. K. Mckenzie;
easurer, T. M. Wiley: K. s. N. e., A. K.
tanhope; l.. s. N. g., A. Schmidt; r. s.
;. G G. Mclean; l.. ). V. g., K. Gould;
arden, II. b. Deal: conductor. Calvin
bel; outside guare, j. u. Norton; inside
lard, j. h. Goetzvn.
Rev. w. T. Woodh0use, Of Traverse
ity, occupied the Baptist pulpit again Sun
~. pre- aching two good sermons. He will
cup, me pulpit one more Sunday the
10, b, fore returning from his vacation to
Ike up his work again in Traverse City.
~. Frank s. Lyon Is expected In the city
begin his work as pastor of the church
the first SUNDAY in August, the fifth,
ID It Is probable that there will be no
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