The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-07-27

A. M. Bentley is In the east on business.
Miss Mable Ferry has been visiting In
Detroit this week.
o. b. Estey and family are enj Dying an
outing at Crystal Lake.
Mrs. Rexford aud son, Earl, have re-
turned from weeks outing at Mackinac.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crescent Parker are taking |
an outing at Traverse City and Mackinac.
Editor j. ID. Estes attended the demo-
cratic state convention In Detroit this week.
Dr. and Mrs. Sutherland entertained Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Leonard, of FentOn, Sun
day.
Mrs. A. M. Bentley left Tuesday evening
for visit at her old home In ShOrtsvlle.
NJ
Mrs. l.. NJ. Woodin and children went to
Whitmore Lake, Wednesday, for few
| days visit.
Sentence has been suspended on James
Opdyke who was arrested and tried for
cruelty to animals.
! Rev. E. w. Smith, of Bay City, has been
| the guest of OwOsso and C0runna relatives
a part of the week.
| Mrs. Emma Conklin has returned to her
home In Lapeer after visit In this city
with her son Fred Conklin.
The Mesdames G. B. Radford and j. l..
Ash entertained Mr.. Geo. l.. Spangler, of
Duluth, part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Detwiler, of Hender-
SOD, were guests at the home of their son,
Geo. w. Detwiler, Tuesday.
Mrs. Young and Miss Pesrle Stratton, of
Bowling Green, Ohio, are guests at the
home of B. s. Stratton in this city.
The Misses Alderton, daughters of OFF,
Ger Alderton, have been visiting relatives at
Garfield. Saginaw county, this week.
Ernest l.. Skinner and Miss Vera Hyde,
of this city, were married at the Asbury
Methodist parsonage Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Sarah Barley, of Denver, Colo,
has been the guest of Mrs. l. o. Chase and
Mrs. Perkins in this city during the week.
A. ellison has been entertaining two sis
tiers and niece this week, the Mesdames
Sherman and Hershey, of Buffalo, and Don
aldson, of FentOn.
Fred Amends paid a fine aud costs in
Justice McCaughna's court Monday morning
after spending Sunday in jail, for using in
decent language on the streets.
The members of the board of the Ladies'
Library Association gave reception and
tea at the library rooms Tuesday afternoon
In honor of Mrs. Julia STARTS.
II. f. Wollover who left on business
trip Monday expects to take vacation and
to spend month at his old home in ElgD,
ILL.,, before returning from the present trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Crane, who have
been visiting OwOsso relatives, left Monday
for visit In another part of the state be-
fore returning to their home in Newark,
N. j.
The Evening Argus began its ninth year
with Mondays issue. The Argus is a
newsy local daily, is on the right side
politically, and here's the compliments of
the day!
Rev. w. T. Woodhouse gave very in
teresting talk at the Y. NJ. c. A. rooms SUE
day afternoon. The value of a pure life
and strong character was presented in a
forcefu manner.
G. r. Lyon, H. S. HadsaIl, Geo Pardee,
II. K. White, d. j. Gerow, and Geo. B.
| tha 90
Owossoites present at the democratic
state convention In Detroit this week.
c. J. Stuart, who was one of the Michigan
delegates to the meeting of the United
States League of Building and Loan AS
sociations at Indianapolis, has been in that
) city to attending the sessions of the same
this week.
Henry Lamfrom was thrown out of cart
: Sunday morning by horse which he was
driving on West Oliver street. The horse
ran between the German church and the
: parsonage but did not iDjure itself and the
driver escaped without serious injury.
The funeral of. William Fitzgerald was
held Monday at st. Paups church in this
: city. Mr.. Fitzgerald was the father of Mrs.
M. r. Blair, of this city and had been at
the home of his daughter for few weeks
preceding his death tho his home was in
Oakley. His death which occurred Friday
was the result of a general breaking down
Of health.
DR.. A. NJ. Hume and w. e. Collins have
returned from their outing at Crystal Lake.
! Instead of being at all tanned or snbdued,
, however, by the stories of the enormous
catches of fish made by them while away,
the stories seem to have made them fairly
desperate and they stoutly affirm that they
supplied the entire market with their catch,
more than made expenses, and brought a
D nice lot of fish home with them besides.
: DIR. ID. II. Lamb was In Detroit on bust :
ness Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday
morning The doctor concluded that lit
tie lively husting was necessary IL he
wished to have himself properly uniformed
for his comnp army service i'm the far east