The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1901-05-17

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Mrs. l.. A. Stone has been sick with cry
sipelas during the week.
Joe Gerson is entertaining his parents
| from Punk sutawDey, Pa. 9r Io
Mrs. j. Fred Storrer and children are
visiting relatives in Fenton.
Supt w. +. Bradley, of the Ann Arbor
Ry., was In the city yesterday.
Dwight North was in Hobrook Tuesday
attending the funeral of relative.
Chas. E. Rigley went to Chicago Monday
evening on three days business trip.
Luther Sprinkle has been confined to the
house part of the week By sickness.
G. w. Starr, of Toledo, left "Wednesday
evening after spending several days in this
city. -
The Kings Daughters met Wednesday
evening at the home of Mrs. A. j.. Van
Epps. sr.e 4
o. b. Estey and W. E. Aten spent two
days fishing along the An Sable early this
week.
Mrs. John Kemp has been very sick at
her home on Summit avenue during the
week.
Miss Lizzie Todd left Tuesday evening
for Hunters Creek to visit Mrs. ID. q.
Lamb.
The meat market and grocery stock OF r.
4. Russell was closed on chattle mortgage
Tuesday.
Martin Wiloughby of this city has been
granted reissue of pension at the rate of
SIT per month.
D. b. Estey went to Chicago Tuesday
| evening on business connected with the
Estey Mfg. Co.
Rev. w. c. Allen. of Salem, has accepted
call extended by the Congregational
church of Laingsburg.
c. r Jackson, editor of the Gazette of
| Tawas City, was the guest of his sister,
Mrs. Julia Sargent, Wednesday.
| w. Is. Mckenzie and family have moved
from one of the West flats on Oliver street
to No. 523 East Mason street.
Mrs. |. g. Southworth was in Ovid Tues
day attending the Gig htleth birthday ami
yersary of Mrs. I. b. Southworth.
The telephone and other electric poles On
South Washington street have been moved
out TO the line Of the curb this week.
William Sab!ns, of Fowleryile, is at tie
home of his daughter, Mrs. Lester Barnes,
and expects to spend the summer here.
The frame law Office of Lyon Sc Hadsall
has been moved west to the lot adjoining
the one on which II has been standing.
| A. N. Bentley went to Kalamazoo on
business Tuesday night and on Wednesday
to Detroit. Mrs. Bentley met him in the
latter city.
| Aid. b. S. Stratton has moved from
Dewey street to the house formerly occu-
pied by Van Il. Pond on the corner of Mas
on and Hickory streets.
Chas. w. Gale is making great improve
ment in the appearance of his residence on
Oliver street by the addition of handsome
porch fronting Oliver and Pine streets.
o. C. Seelye, of Detroit, was the guest of
Owosso relatives part of the week while
here on business trip for the Prudential
for which he is one of the state agents.
Walter Swarthout visited his wife in
Grand Rapids Sunday. Mrs. Swarthout
her mother who was operated on for cancer
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Pierpont enter
| tanned few friends at their home, corner
of Oliver and Ada streets, Monday evening
In honor Of Mr.. aud Mrs. D. Memo Bentley
and Mrs. ID. T. Bentley who return to New
| York.
| WHOM Brothers gave two performances
on South Washington street Monday after
noon with but fair sized crowds. The show
band wagon tipped over while here and
suffered some injury.
The Owosso Masons will play host to tie
other Masons of the county Wednesday
evening. The Byron team will be present
to work the third degree for the Owosso
lodge. good attendance of the Corunna
Masons is also expected as are also a
number from Vernon and Durand.
| Company II is soop to receive an assign
ment OF supplies. Officers side arms and
some twenty-five Springfield muskets will
be sent on. The state does not own enough
OF the Remington rifles to supply the
| entire national guard but still has lot of
the Springfelds left over so that part OF
the company will be supplied with these
guns which will be much better than drill
| ing with none at all.
| At the Tuesday evening business meet
! ing of Company FL the full q1ota Of the
company's active membership was CON-
pleted with the voting in of five new men,
bers. The only chance now remaining for
the enlistment of new members is in the
| possible failure of some members whose
term of enlistment expires soon to re-enlist.
| The company drilled on the pavement in
the evening before the business meeting.
| The new men are getting to state of