The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1901-06-28

Mrs. G. E. Pardee is visiting relatives at
Howell.
Pension increase: G, L. Osborn, city, to
S14 per month. ~ =
The o. L. 1. band expects to play in ST.
Charles on the Fourth.
Harry, Allen returned to his home In
Chicago Sunday evening.
Roy Green sang In the Congregational
church 10 Bay City Sunday. .t,
Mrs. E. A. Todd returned Monday from
her visit In Toledo with her son.
Mrs. N. l.. lzor. Of Durand, was in the
city Saturday calling on relatives.
DR.. w. 8. Ament preached In the Con-
gregational church Sunday morning.
w. d. Fitzpatrick went to Saginaw on
Wednesday to remain until tomorrow. =
Charles F. HaIght was the guest OF his
mother, Mrs. G. A. Osburn over Sunday.
J. h. Howe has been visiting In Ann
Arbor and vicinity during part Of the
week.
j. s. Thompson has been among the num-
Der who have visited the Pan-Amerlcan
this week.
Charles Lyon returned Saturday night
from a tive weeks visit with his brother at
Grass Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. g. Morrice. Of Perry,
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Bige-
low Sunday.
G. e. Rigley Jr. spent the first half Of the
week in Grand Rapids on business for the
Estey Mfg. Co.
Miss Edith Seeley, of Ann Arbor, has
been guest at the home Of w. d. Royce
during the week.
J. u. Estes returned from his trip TO the
Pan-American Saturday. he was we'll
pleased with the trip.
A slight blaze In the brewery Tuesday
morning was put out by workman with
practically no damage.
Guy Mcintosh, a former Owosso boy, was
married In Marquette last week to Miss
Anna johnson. They will reside in Mar
quette.
G. l.. Taylor entertained bis old school
friend, Professor s. B. Baird, professor of
pedagogy at the State normal at Ypsilanti.
Saturday.
N. T. Strattop, of Bowling Green, Ohio.
left Monday for his home after short visit
at the home Of his SOD, b. S. Stratton, in
this city.
II. w. Conklin has been in Detroit and
Ypsilanti during the week attending the
graduating exercises at the Normal in the
latter place.
Aid. B. s. Stratton returned.to Ohio
Monday morning to resume his work as
travelling passenger agent for the Ann Ar
Dor Railway.
Prin. Arthur Il. Benson of one of the
Grand Rapids schools has been guest at
the home OF DR.. and Mrs. B. s. Sutherland
during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G.. Hoover returned
to their home in Chelsea Monday noon after
visit with their daughter, Mrs. r. w.
Crawford, in this city.
DR.. w. E. Ward performed an operation
on DR.. j. 81. Waite Monday for the removal
of small stone which had formed in the
saliyary gland under the tongue.
Rolla BIgelow was the guest of his par
ents in this city part of the week, leaving
to take up his work with the surveying
party of the Pere Marquette near North.
Vile.
Manager A. @. Kendall, of the o & G. z.
Co., inspected the new work of the party
who are laying out the route for the COM
pany's Durand extension near Vernon the
first Of the week.
Walter A. Osborn, of this city, has gone
to the Pan-AmericaD, where he will have
charge of the Dexter Folder exhibit during
the remainder of the big fair. Mrs. Osborn
will join him later.
Ala. Frye, a student at the Business Co..
lege, has returned to his home in Wallace
burg, Ont, but expects to 60 to Alpena
early next month to accept position a.
teacher in the Alpena business college.
Wednesday John Crane, of Rush, son
of A. b. Crane, of this city, brought
hog to this city which he sold to e. w.
Bilhmer for shipment and received the sum
of S22.50 for the same. More than a good
sized steer would bring in democratic times!
The funeral of Michael Quincy, an old
gentleman who made his home with Dennis
Corcoran In New Haven township, was held
in the Catholic church Tuesday morning.
The burial took place in Corunna cemetery.
The deceased was said to have been over
one hundred years of age and had no living
relatives.
Verne Cushman, OF Adams street, was
struck by post Saturday evening while re.
turning from McCurdy Park on the street
car and rendered insenslble. His injuries,
however, seemed to be only temp orary ones.
he had been riding on the steps of the car
and leaned out to see where the car follow
ing was and leaned far. enough to strike the
trolly pole.
Two Youngsters giving their names as