The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1901-07-26

"a w. nooKWay Is spending the week al
Topinabee. g" goT
Supt. E. T. Austin and family returned
home Tuesday.
The number of State banks in Michigan
has reached 200.
Miss Vera Boerem, OF Flint, is visiting
relatives In the city.
DR.. ID. Il. Lamb is ex pected home shortly
from the Philippines.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Thorn, West
Side, son, on Wednesday.
E. f. Dudley Is building cement walk
around the Goodhue place.
Miss Pearl Eddy has returned from a
visit with friends in Ypsilanii.
Mrs. j. G. Rexford and SOP, Earl, left
for trip south on Wednesday.
Prof. Cadman will fill the pulpit of the
Flushing NJ E. church, Sunday.
F. L. Convie, of Maple Rapids, shook
hands with friends in the city Tuesday.
A picked ball team went to Lansing this
morning to play the team of that city.
Part of the roof of the brick kiln at the
Frieseke yard was destroyed by fire Wed.
nesday.
Geo. Clapp was taken to the Industrial
School at Lansing by County Agent King,
on Saturday.
Mrs. Anna Adams, who has been visiting
her son, c. q. Adams, returned to Detroit,
Wednesday.
A. l.. Smith, of Howell, was the guest
of his sister Mrs. O. l.. Davis, Wednesday
and yesterday.
The Ovid base ball team was defeated by
pcked.up nine in this city Tuesday after
noon by score of 5 to 5.
Married, by Rev. j. ID Coutard, on Mon
day at the home of John VanEver, Charles
Crane and Miss Ida Bennett.
Clarence l.. Perry, who has been cared
for at the county house for some time, has
been taken to Pontiac for treatment.
The Misses Grace Wright and Louise
Knapp are learning the work of the switch
board at the Union Tel. Co. Exchange.
Glynn Blanchard is taking a weeks vaca
tion from the Owosso Savings Bank, most
of which will be spent at the Parliament
can.
The Ann Arbor excursion to Frankfort
and Traverse City carried large number
of people. About 25 tickets were sold from
this city.
Mrs. o. l.. Sprague and Mrs. James
Hopkins and children left yesterday for
Traverse City to remain for several weeks
with relatives.
DR.. Phippen, of this city, and DR.. Camp
bell, of Ovid, renewed cancer from the
under lip OF John Stewart, of Middlebury
township, Wednesday.
Clarence, the eight year old son of Ed.
Angus, Hickory street, had his right ankle
badly cut on binder Tuesday afternoon.
DR.. Shickle attended him.
Miss Ora Shanafelt, one of the office force
at d. M. Christians store for the past five
years, has resigned her position. She will
be succeeded by Miss Bertha Alliton.
Mrs. A. NJ. Bentley and son, A. NJ. Jr.,
left on Monday evening for Shortsvlle, n.
T., Mr.. Bentley will soon join them when
they will go to Canandaigua Lake to spend
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Vanderhoof left yes
terday for visit at their old home in
Janette, Pa. They will also visit several
places in New York and expect to be gone
until Sept. 1st
With temperature of 107 in different
places In the west and a record of forty
deaths in single day from the heat in ST
Louis, Owossoites may feel that they are moi
In the most uncomfortable place In the
world after all.
The Agricultural College correspondent,
of the Lansing Republican says: sc. P
Reynolds, '02, of Owosso, arrived at the
college yesterday and will spend the weel
on the campus. He is employed by the
farm department making lantern slides to
be used next fall"
Homer f. Drew, former employee Of
THE TIMES, now q member Of the tailoring
firm of Levy & Drew, Buffalo, N. Y,
writes US that he IL pleasantly situated and
has good accommodations for Shiawassee
people who visit the Pan-Am. Address
him at 1922 Franklin st.
The school board has accepted the resig-
nation of Miss Inez Sheldon, teacher of the
seventh grade. Miss Sheldon has been Of
fered position In the schools at Hilsdale
and on account OF the poor health Of bel
| mother she desired to remain there. The
board also rendered Miss Cook, preceptress
of the Corunna high school, aposltion in the
high school.
Sanford M. Green, a former resident oil
| Owosso, and who was for many years 9
| Judge of various circuits Of Michigan, Al
one time a member of the state supreme
court and with a total of nearly SO year!
service on the bench to his credit, is seri
| ously i'll at his home In Bay City. Owing
to his advanced age, apprehension Is felt a
to the outcome of his illness. Mr.. Greer
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