The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1901-09-27

In the city yesterday.
| G. o. Lorlng and Ed. Stannard spent the
first of the week In Detroit.
Mrs. Niles Virgins has returned from
ten days visit at Traverse City.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Tyrrel,
Ager Ave-, Oh Thursday, son.
Miss Anna Conant is acting as stenogra-
pher for the Owosso Carriage Company.
Elmer Howe has returned from visit to
the Pan-American and eastern New York.
Roy Matthews left for Ann Arbor yester-
day to resume his studies in the University.
Rev. and Mrs. j. T. Ewing, of st. Johns,
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. @. S. Allison
yesterday.
| Miss Ethelyn ellison left Wednesday
evening to spend some time In Detroit and
Ann Arbor.
| Mrs. G., s. Williams entertained few
friends Wednesday afternoon in honor of
Mrs. j. II. Wheeler.
The Detroit Journal of Wednesday night
contained likenesses of c. e. Rigley and
his bride, of this city.
Mrs M. d. Roth and small SON and Mrs.
Sharpstene have been In Flushing part OF
the week visiting relatives.
Mrs. w. d. Ellis has returned to her
home In Ypsilanti after a few days visit
with her son Frank Ellis In this city. ry,
The Fat Mans Bicycle Club will celebrate
the return home of l. Il. Keeler with
supper at the Wildermuth this evening. D
Alex johnson returned Tuesday after
noon from two weeks absence attending
the G. "A. r. encampment and visiting the
Pan-American.
Lewis Downer, of Grand Rapids, where
he is in the employ of the Pere Marquette
Ry., has been In the city part of the week
visiting old friends.
l.. j. Poole wen: to Chicago Wednesday
morning to receive instructions from a
school supply house which he will represent.
In the upper peninsula.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. WEIGH are at Buffalo
attending the Pan-A merican Before re.
turning they will visit relatives at their old
ho'ne III INC" IorA otate. .Cp
A linen shower was given at the home of
Miss May Sutton Tuesday evening In honor
Of Miss Alma WILDER whose marriage to
Robert Hershey took place Wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Emery and Miss Emery, guests at
| A. 7. Thomas for three weeks past, left for
their home at London, Ont, yesterday.
Mrs. q. NJ. Dewey accompanied them to
make visit of two or three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brant Gosliga, of San
Francisco, CAL, have been guests of Owosso
and Corunna friends part of the week.
Mrs. Gosliga was forUerly Miss Kergan, of
Corunna, daughter of the we'll known DR..
| KergaD, formerly of the same city.
Sam Anderson had one of his eyes badly
torn Saturday while handling cornstalks
and in spite of the efforts of DIR. A. l..
Arnold to save the sight has entirely lost
| the use of II. The doctor is still trying
hard to save the eyeball itself and hopes to
succeed.
| Hereafter on request of the opera house
management detail from the fire depart
ment will be on duty at the opera house
whenever there is performance so that any
blaze which may be started will haye
prompt attention paid to 1t before there is
the slightest danger
| A delegation from the EMPLOYEES of
Estey Factory b called at the home of Mr.
aud Mrs. G. K. Rigey Jr. Wednesday even
ing and presented them with an elegant
silver fern dish, wedding present In token
of the esteem in which they are held by the
employees of the factory.
Mrs. E. P. Gilbert will leave for Kalama-
zoo, Saturday, to remain an indefinite
| length of time. Her daughter, Mrs. Maud
| Potter, continues in about the same con-
dition and requires constant watching. Mr.
and Mrs. V. NJ. Moreau will occupy the
residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert during
their absence.
Henry Ward and son Bert heard some
dogs among their sheep Tuesday evening
at their farm south of the city, and hustled
| out with shot gun to give battle to the
| brutes. In the attempt TO get out in
| hurry however the gun was accidentally
discharged and the load of shot took effect
| in the legs Of two of the horses. The re-
mainder of the night was spent In nursing
horses and hunting for shot rather than in
hunting dogs.
All owners of property ia Shiawassee
| county will do we'll to examine their tax re-
ceipts and see IL all taxes have been paid.
Much property has gone to sale that can be
redeemed before May LIST, 1902. after which
time 1t will be too late to redeem and trouble
and heavy expense will follow. County
Treasurer Kay is using every means posi-
BILE to protect the interests of the property
owners, and gives notice that after Sept.3O,
under the law one dollar expense will be
added by the auditor general on delinquent
1899 taxes. Payment made before Tuesday
next will avoid this extra expense. No one
can afford to be careless in the payment of
taxes; little attention will save much