The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-07-25
LOCAL NEWS.

LOCAL NEWS.
A. E. Ferry returned from Chicago,
Tuesday.
Miss Addie Royce is clerking at Hook
way & Sons.
Harvest apples are on sale at local
grocery stores.
Miss Lottie Haynes is clerking at
Sloan's bakery.
Mrs. Clara Hopkins is in Kalamazoo
for weeks visit.
Roy Vandewater has returned to his
work at Wheaton, Ills.
James Wheeler, of Oklahoma, is at
the Owosso Sanitarium.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Pearce are home
from lake trip to Buffalo.
Mrs. G. Rourke State street, is very
ill of paralysis of the throat.
James DAILY, of Lansing, is a new
cigarmaker at August Stephan's.
A son was born Sunday to Mr.. and
Mrs Otis Hurrell, of Bennington.
The Baptist and Methodist church
.choirs are taking several weeks rest.
Frank Trask has moved back from
Corunna and is working at Sloan's
bakery.
Charles Setback has gone to Lansing
to work with his uncle in stove manu-
factory.
George Denton, alleged pickpocket,
will be examined by Justice McCaughna
July 81.
Mrs A. J. Stevens and son are spend
ing three week at Detroit and several
Ohio cities
The Ionia base ball team will play the
Y. M. c. A. team here during the week
of August 4.
Salisbury's opera house is being given
extensive repairs before the theatrical
season opens again.
A son was recently born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Nelan, of Sandusky, Ohio,
formerly of Owosso.
Repairs are being made on the ward
schools so they will be in good condition
before school begins.
Misses Meta Dean and Daisy Nc
Lean, and Mrs. Aretta Dean spent part
of the week in Detroit.
The Postal Telegraph Co. s Office ha:
been moved from Thorne's cigar store tc
the Federal News Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. White, Harry
Daniels and Miss Blanche Tuthill ar,
camping at Long Lake.
Miss Ethel Hunt entertained at Pins
Pong, Friday evening, in honor of Mis-
Helen Graham, of Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry J. Gould, of Buff
falo, are guests of Mr.. Gould's mother
Mrs. Nancy Gould, Hickory street.
The photograph firm of Beebe s. Lon
has been dissolved, the junior partner
j. B. Lone, retiring. He has returne'
to Flint.
William Flynn, Saginaw man,
putting in thirty days at the count
Jail. Justice Walsh sentenced hin
Monday for drunkenness.
Mr.. and Mrs o. L. Sprague and so
have been at Oak Grove resort, nea
Sebawaing, for several days. Mrs
Sprague and son will spend the summe
there.
Bert Frederick and James Tanner
colored disorderlies, have been release
from the county Jail after serving fiv
day sentences imposed by Justic
Walsh.
A. H. Gillette, Of Maple River, who r.
Gently went to Fort Shaw, Mont
where he is teacher in the India
school, has organized band of twent
pieces among the boys.
The Estey Factory AS large new DIR,
kilns are nearly completed. A heatin
plant to dry the lumber is being put
by the B. F. Sturtevant Co., whic
built the Central school boilers
The common. council is of the opinio
that the sidewalk laborers have not bee
working as they should, and Stree
Commissioner Crane has been ordere
to keep track Of what they do for
week and repOrt at the next cOunC
meeting. tall
A jury in Justice Walsh's court, la
week, gave Nathan X. A. Alvin q Go
OF Chicago, verdict Of 1910 again
Mueller Bros. The defendants got 3
worth of ornamental glassware fro
plaintiffs which proved to be of vel
poor quality. Mueller Bros. had prey
ously offered to pay the amount of Il
judgment.