The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1901-07-05
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The rural mail route from Burton began
business Monday
John HOlleran is spending the week at
the Pan-American.
Annual school meeting rPxt Monday
night at the Armory.
The o. L. 1. band will give concert ON
the street this evening.
Esiey B closed down Wednesday night
for the balance OF the week.
Miss Sarah Bancroft returned Monday
from her South Dakota visit
Miss Edith Royce is spending few
weeks with friends in Homer
Ralph Graham has gone to Worthwhile
| to spend the summer vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Burke and family
are spending the week at Linden.
The U. l.. ]. band gave another concert
at McCurdy Park Sunday afternoon.
Miss Georgia Tilden, of Vernon, was the
guest of Miss Donna Sherman Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ellison entertained Mr.. an6
Mrs. Walter Hodge, OF Morrice, Sunday.
DIR. J. .. Parker aud family spent Sun
day with the formers parents in Saginaw
w. K. Collins and son visited at the home
Of Mr. Collins father In Pennington Sun
day.
Miss Louise Knapp, of Chicago neice
Of Mrs. w. l.. Grove. has come to the city
to live.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. &. Ellis have beer
| spending a part of the week visiting IL
Lansing.
Miss Kate Cooper, of the Deerfeld
schools, has returned to her home south OF
the city for the summer vacation.
The open space about the junction station
has been filled In with gravel, the old PLANK
| platform having been taken out.
Mrs. d. N. Grant, who had been visiting
at the home of b. d. Hanes, returned to
her home in Mt. Clemens, Tuesday.
Mrs. Burgdorf aud daughters, of Clifford
Springs, n. Y have been guests at the
home of Mrs. e. Bentley during the
week
Joseph Taylor left the first of the week
for Charlotte where he will bagin the con-
struction work on the new Toledo & North.
western railway.
The fnishers of the Estey Factory L
played the catvers ip Factory A Saturda,
afternoon beating them by score OF "a to 5
in five inning game.
Mrs. Walter Osborn has gone to Buffalo
where she expects to spend several weeks
with her husband who has charge of the
Dexter newspaper folder exhibit.
NJ. Fl, Reynolds went to Bay City
Wednesday to remain until today with
Mrs. Reynolds has been there for two
weeks with her aged mother, who is not IN
good health.
Tie supreme court has reversed the
decision of the Oakland circuit court in the
case of Loves VS.. Loves, involving the
hotel property at Vernon. Watson &
Chapman were the successful attorneys.
A son was BORN to Mr. and Mrs. Chester
Brewer, OF Albion, last week. Mr. Brewer
is physical director of the college. He is
also nephew of E. l.. and Burns Brewer
of this city and has other friends in the
city.
The New National has installed new
electrical clock which prevents the pos
sibility Of leaving any guest uncalled VIII
gives notice of the time when he wishes to
be called in the morning. After the clock
is set for certain time for any room, it
will ring bell for two minutes unless at
tended to at once.
Supt. and Mrs. F. K. Converse expect to
leave Beloit, Wis, tomorrow for the meet
ing of the National Educational Association
in Detroit from which place Mrs. Converse
will come to this city for a visit with her
parents, Mr., and Mrs. p. ID. White and
Supt Converse will go to Columbia Univer-
sity, New York City, for few weeks work
in the summer school.
The Class of rs of the Byron high school
held its usual annual reunion Friday, the
guests of Prin. f. NJ. Plunkett of the Ovid
schools who taught them during their senior
year. The Members of the class attendin &
the reunion were: Mrs. j. ID. Royce, "a.
S. Hadsal), Mrs. A. Ii. Northway, Mrs.
Emmett, of Howell, and Rev. A.. S. Tedman,
of Bancroft. The members were &C
companied by their husbands and wives at
the reunion.
Eugene ID. Young, who had such close
acquaintance with the recent Modoc county,
California, lynchine, has evidently got
through with his testimoney before the
grand jury and left the country. The jury
found three indictments and Mr.. .Youngs
was one of the most important witnesse s
before 1t. The papers from that part of the
state gave the Michigan ex-soldier credit for
showing considerable pluck by his course.
Threats were made against him IL he should