The Owosso times., 1900-08-31
b. Mclaughlin, of Vernon, was in the

d. b. mclaughlin, or vernon, was In the
city Tuesday.
w. NJ. Fitzpatrick did business in Sag
inaw, Tuesday.
Meeting Of the Dorcas Board at the Home
this afternoon at three o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Bigelow and son
are visiting relatives In Toledo.
| Under Sheriff Crane was confined to the
house by sickness the first of the week.
County Treasurer Kay Is again at his
desk after a pleasant outing at Macklnac
and other northern resorts.
Editor and Mrs. j. ID. Estes have moved
from the house on the corner of Saglna W
and Goodhue streets to the ,Estey house on
the south side of Goodhue street.
The funeral services for the six months
old child of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bell were
held at the home on Lansing street Sunday,
Rev. G. Fred Williams. of Tifin, Ohio,
officiating.
An Uncle Toms Cabin Campany was
advertised to appear in OwOsso Tuesday
evening but never reached the city, the
management having gone to pieces two
days before striking this city.
| Mrs. jackson and her daughter, Miss
Adella jackson, have returned to their
home In Ypsilanti where Miss Jackson is
one OF the teachers In the training school,
after an extended visit with Owosso .rela-
tives.
| Mrs. s. j. Raymond gave surprise
party Tuesday evening In honor Of her son,
Arthur, who celebrated his twenty-frst
birthday on that day. About twenty
friends, some from out of the city, were
present.
The TINES is under obligations to l.. b.
Phillips tor basket of Allegan county
peaches, than which no finer grow. Mr..
Phillips will handle large quantity of
these peaches and will have them on sale at
G. A. Connor's.
Mrs. F. G. Sleicher, formerly Mrs. Lizzie
Markham, Of this city, was considered
dangerously i'll with typhoid fever at her
home in Ann Arbor the first of the week
Her mother left on the evening train Mon
day for that city.
Mrs. II. K. White and son, Harold, re-
turned Saturday night from their outing at
Long Lake, and Mr.. White and Harold
went north to Crystal Lake in further at
temp to find relief from q disagreeable
siege of hay fever.
The OwOsso Carriage Works remembered
the fire department with box of cigars
as token of their appreciation of the run
the department made for the factory on the
Monday before in response to the fire alarm
caused by the lightning.
W. s. Lusk, of Chilson, spent Sunday in
this city. Mr.. Lusk Is an old resident of
this city who moved to Chilson but q short
time since and has oficiated as postmaster
for that place for the greater part of the
time since he has been there.
! William Barnes and George Fauth, two
of the best employees In the car shops here
varied their usual course of labor Monda
morning by smashing two fingers each, Dr
Hume, the company's surgeon, being calle
on to repair the injured members.
FL Mrs. G. l.. Osborn and daughter Mis-
Mabe Osborn, were in Ann Arbor las
week with the idea of securing tempOrar
treatment for Miss Osborn in the Univei
I sity hospital, but the hospital not ben
we'll prepared to furnish the treatment sh
seemed in need Of, she was taken to Fir
where she is stopping In private asyluI
for the affectation of her mind with W hi C
she has become troubled.
y Manager r. w. Crawford and his lint
= men finish stringing the wire on the ne
coal mine extension of the Owosso Tell
:. phone Company's lines today. Th
;. company will now have greatly improve
= connections with the mines east of the cit
!. and will have an opportunity to secuI
other advantages in the vicinity Of Kerb
and possibly further on In the direction (
Judd's Corners.
Chief Blair, the committee from the cour
!. ell on the nre department and some of tt
| OtutI mcmuCAo VI th9 uSpuAkuCut SpCh
some time Tuesday afternoon looking 0vt
q fine team of dark bays which were bein
10 shown by their owner with the object ,
selling them to the department. III
y horses are young and will make stron
q heavy team. They pulled the hook ami la'
u der truck down the street at q fine pac
toe, but the reported price, $3.50, seems
d trife high, even for this year Of increase
% values of farm stock.
~ Mrs. F. e. Mosely had rather strang
- experience to say the least while packin
~ up her goods to move them to Saulte ST.
" Marie where Mr.. Mosely has located tn
week. She had occasion to leave the hous
t for short time and left her purse col
y tanning some thirty dollars in her truni
Is After she came back she discovered tina
y twenty five dollars had been taken from II
N purse. Later the entire amount WI
70 received by Mrs. Mosely thru the MALL
1t seems to be pretty generally regarded {
# quite apparent who the culprt was, an
ID considerable indignation has been expresse