The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1901-07-05
Local News

Miss Susie Clapp has gone to Ypsilanti to
attend the summer school.
Miss Florence Barr, of Detroit, is visiting
Owosso friends this week.
Mrs. Louie Lyon and grandson have been
visiting Detrot relatives during the week.
Miss Anna Deal has gone to Chicago to
spend some time in one of the summer nor
mails.
Mrs. Fred B. Woodland entertained her
brother, Mr.. Pier, of Flint, Sunday and
Monday.
A large number OF Owosso people attend
ed the band concert in McCurdy Park again
| Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Haight have been
| visiting Owosso relatives during part of
| the week.
Howard Crawford was in Lain9sburg on
business for the Union Telephone Company
Tuesday.
Frank Cooper has returned from Mapis-
tee where he has taught in the high school
for the last year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Hayes and family,
| of Ovid, were guests at the home of George
Priest, Sunday.
Will NorcrOss went to Chilson the first of
the week to work with the Ann Arbor
steam shovel gang.
Walter Cook, of the Western Union Of
a. in nj tha 10 n 10
mother in this city Sunday.
v. j. Brown and family, Of Mason, were
been guests at the home of Supervisor Kent
of the third ward this week
The graduating exercises OF the Morrice
high school were postponed indefinitely on
account of a small pox scare.
Mrs. E. P. Byerlv, Of Washington, d. c.,
arrived in the city NJ >nday for visit with
her sister, Mrs. T. j. Horsman.
Miss Ivah Peterson has been attending
the meeting of the National Musical Con-
vention in Putin Bay this week.
George Swarthout lacerated his thumb by
catching it in the chain and sprocket of his
bicycle Monday while cleaning it,
Miss Bronson. of Lansing, returned to
her home Wednesday after short visit
with Miss Frances Jones in this city.
Miss Evah Carr has resigned her position
as teacher in the Central school and the
resignation has been accepted by the school
board.
The preliminary survey for the o. & C.
E. Co.'s extension 10 Durand has been CON-
pleted and maps and pro11es CT the rood are
now being prepared from the survey.
Mrs. c. ID. Stewart has been entertaining
Mrs w. A. Gardner and two children, of
81, Louis, Mo, during the week. The two
ladies were formerly mates at Vassar Co..
lege.
Miss Flo Webster and Miss Meta Gould
left Wednesday for trip down the St.
Lawrence and to the Maine coast. They
expect to visit a number of cities in the east
before returning home.
But one general delivery was made from
the postoflice yesterday on account of the
Fourth of July, and as the greater part Of
the business places were closed all day,
there was II business delivery at all.
The subject of the address of the pastor
Rev. j. II. Coultard, at the Disciples OF
Christ church Sunday morning will be,
"Do:s Christianity Pay?' In the evening
the subject will be, "What think ye of
CHRISTI!
The Ann Arbor Company offers prize
of fifty dollars for name for the company's
new summer resort hotel at Frankfort
Suggestions should be made to I. F. Nc
Manus, care advertising department, Ann
Arbor Rr., Toledo, Ohio.
When it was attempted to start the stone
crusher it was found that the betting was so
badly rotted that 1t was useless. To further
disable the machine, someone kindly helped
himself to the brass oicups which belonged
on the machine Saturday night
Mrs. e. w. Gale and daughter, Miss
Maud, and SOD, Robert, left the first of the
week for Grand Haven, near which city
SuCg uhNc lSuACu COtlhSc euu tADSCL To
spend much Of the summer. Mr.. Gale ex-
poets to spend part of the time W It'll the m
Hugh Conklip, of this city, is assisting in
the conduct of summer normal school at
Perry. Prln. Glsz!er, Of Perry, and Mr.
Howard Slocum, OF Caledonia, who has
just returned from his years work in the
Ypsianti normal, are also assisting in the
management of the school.
Owosso Grange will meet next Tuesday
evening In Richardson's hall which has been
engaged by the grange for its meetings for
the coming year. The meeting next Tues.
day will be the first held In the new location
since the hall was engaged. 1t Is expected
that there will be several OF the Maple
River farmers among the number to be
initiated Tuesday evening.
The "High Tea" or annual picnic sup
per of the Current Topic Club was held
Tuesday afternoon and evening at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. s. Williams, the supper
being served on the lawn. A large number
of the ladies OF the club and number of
their friends ne veil ,uara Drasont Tho %