The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-07-13
LOCAL NEWS.


| No council meeting this week.
The circuit court has adjourned to July
90.
A. r. Hollis was in Lansing on business
Tuesday.
G. A. Conner was In Detroit on business
Tuesday.
Rev. c. q. Squire left Monday for q
northern trip.
Miss Ora Shanafelt returned Tuesday
from her vacation In Ohio.
Orville Royce is braking and Percy Hus-
sey, firing, on the Ann ArbOr road.
Miss Minnie McAuliffe is home from
Chl ago Tor visit with her parents.
4. q bscon and l.. w. Cope weur to
Sal ausk.r unio, Monday, on business
Cbas. L.e Watson lett sunday cycling
for his fathers home in Telluride, Colo. uss
OMrs. s. T. Van Dusen and sons have
beenigHests of Howell relatives this week.
Mrs, Ida Lyon, of Colorado Springs, Is
the guest of ner mother, Mrs. A. II. Par
kill.
John l.. Ash and w. 81. Launstein have
purchased the dairy business OF Fred
Chapel.
Joe Osburn was home from Ann Arbor,
where he is attending the summer school,
for Sunday.
Mrs, J. j. Keagle has been the guest of
her daughter, Mrs. p. q. Fires, in Durand.
part of the week.
w. M. Case is spending the week in
Laingsburg in the interests of the Modern
Woodmen Of America.
Mrs. M. Il. Knapp has been entertain
ing her cousin Miss Irene Robinson, of
Benton Harbor this week.
Mrs. Z. T. Wilson entertained her music
class Saturday afternoon and evening in
honor of her little SOD, Edgerton.
Lee Christian has practically recovered
from the effects of the burning which he
received about his face on the fourth.
w. ID. Murray and son John, Jay Ter
bush Jr., and Harry Northway have been
in camp part of the week at Linden.
E. o. Dewey went to Charlevoix Tuesday
to attend the summer meeting of the NJ. X.
n. A., of which association he is secretary.
The degree team of Star of Hope Re-
bekah lodge in this city went to Corunna
Tuesday evening TO work the initiatory de-
gree.
Miss Bertha Fowler left for Ypsianti
Monday to spend part of the school vaca-
ton attending the summer school at that
place.
George T. Campbell left Monday for
of the Michigan Republican Newspaper
Association.
DIR. VIM. Jopling and two daughters and
the Misses Nellie Conner and Ella Vogler
have been spending part of the week
camping at Linden.
The millinery stock of Miss Helen Miesen
was very badly damaged by fire which
broke out In her store Monday noon. The
stock was insured for 81, 500.
Mrs. Clara Cragbun, of Holly, N. Y, is
in the city for two weeks visit at the
home OF her father, M. q. Dawes She is
accompanied by two of her children.
Il. G. McGuineas, residence; Ash &
Launstein, dairy; j. Frieseke, residences; are
new places connected with the Owosso Tele-
phone Company's switch board this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. r. Fuller, of Canada
igua, N. Y, left Wednesday for Lansing
after q visit at the home of John Gayer In
this city. Mrs. Gayer accompanied them
to Lansing.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. 8. Stratton left Satur-
day evening on an extended trip to the
west. They will visit Denver en- route and
will see San Francisco and Seattle before
home. They expect to be absent
about three weeks.
Miss DoIie Murray and Paul Cooper, son
of Rev. r. o. Cooper, we're married at Yer
non Saturday night by Rev. +. A. Stephens.
The report caused considerable surprise
among the friends of the young people and
their families when 1t be came known In
this city Tuesday.
II. T. Clough has been transferred from
the agency of the American Express Co at
Owosso to the compaDy's agency at Ann
Arbor, the change taking effect Wednesday
Mr.. Clough has been good
official for the company here and has made
many friends during his stay. THE TINES
bin on his promotion. Mr..
c. L. Hoffman, of the Pontiac office, has
been transferred to the Owosso Office and
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