The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1901-07-12

Mrs. j. Gsrson and son are visiting heI
parents In Lansing.
Cut the weeds about your premises
they'll soon go to seed.
l.. s. Benson lost a sos diamond pin
while at Bay City on the 4th.
G. w. Mcclellan, janitor of the Y. M. C.
A, is taking his annual vacation.
| A number of the local horsemen will
attend the Detroit races next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. s. Allison and daughter,
Nellie, left yesterday for Petoskey.
| Frank Ellis has sold his driving horse to
Detroit parties. Consideration $3.50.
| A. ID. Whipple was at Estev, Wednesday,
on business for the Owosso Savings Bank.
Chester Leonard, of st. Johns, is assist
ing in the jewelry store of Allison y Son.
Miss Evah Carr gave thimb!e party
yesterday afternoon at her home on Park
street.
Mrs. Jos. Amos and two small sons re-
turned Tuesday from a visit with Detroit
relatives.
f. M. Richardson is spending the week
IN the northern part of the State on bust
ness trip.
The OwossO Casket Works has 6ne dis
play of goods at the funeral directors meet
ing in Detroit.
Rev. F. s. Lyon left on Monday for
Cleveland, Ohio, to spend a part of his
months vacation.
Miss Nellie Conner is spending the week
with Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Grove, who are
camping at Crystal lake.
j. w. Simmons left Tuesday for Detroit
to attend the annual meeting of the National
Educational Association.
Mrs. Harry Nix, of Big Rapids, visited
her mother, Mrs. Helen Zimmerman,
Water street, the first of the week.
Miss May Marsh left on Tuesday for San
Francisco, CAL, to attend the annual meet.
ing of the Epworth League convention.
Among the Owosso visitors to the Pan
American this week are Mr.. and Mrs. T..
E. Lohnes, e. L. Devereaux and family.
The Nonsense Club held a picnic in
Caledonia Park Tuesday afternoon in honor
of Mrs. Harry Nix who was visiting 10 the
city
r. A. Lord leaves next week to take his
vacation from the postOffice. He will spend
most of the time in the northern part of the
state.
o. l.. Sprague accompanied his son
Henry as far as COpemish on Sunday, when
the latter went to Traverse City to visit
relatives.
Chas. E. Rigey returned Tuesday even
ing from Grand Rapids where be had been
looking after the Estey Manufacturing
Company's interests.
Miss Vera Walbridge, chief operator in
the st. Johns Exchange of the Union
Telephone Company, was in the Owosso
Office Tuesday and Wednesday.
County Treasurer Kay reports that the
storm last week did an immense amount
of damage in the southern part of the
county, especially to the hay crop.
S. 4. Parkill is in receipt of a letter from
his mother, Mrs. A. II. Parkill, stating
that she landed safely at Liverpool and
stood the ocean voyage very nicely.
Miss Lucy Smith entertained a party of
friends Wednesday afternoon in honor of
her thirteenth birthday: Refreshments and
games were features of the afternoon.
The crowds in attendance at the vaude-
vile at McCurdy Park during the week
have been good and the satisfaction with
the performance has been above the
average.
Mail Carrier Will Eggleston is improving
very slowly. He does not expect to resume
work for at least month yet. Mrs.
Eggleston is also somewhat better, tho not
yet able to be up.
The American Express Co. has appealed
from the decision of Justice McCaughna
awarding Il. n. Parshall damages to the
amount of S167 for injury to an organ ship.
ped several months ago.
Rev. j. p. Warner, pastor of the First NJ.
K. church, will undoubtedly be returned by
the conference for another year. The off,
cial board of the church unanimously asks
that such action be taken.
DIR. w. G. Walker, who spent last Friday
at the New National in this city, informs
us that his Owosso practice continues TO
increase and is proving very satisfactory.
His next date is August 9.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Walsh, DR.. and Mrs.
VIM. Joping, MIR. and Mrs Frank Brooks,
Mrs. VIM. Harris, Hazel ana Myrtle Jop-
ling, Bert and Ben Robbins, and Ethel
Hall are camping at Linden.
Hudson Sheldon, who for the past year
has held the Parke, Davis & Co, fellow
ship In chemistry In the University of Mich,
has accepted position in the Central High
School of Detroit, for the coming year.
Dallas Beswick, agent for the Mutual
Life Insurance Company Of New York,