The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-07-11
Hiss Carrie Cook is clerking at Ferres

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home Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Fred Menshardt and children are
in Cambridge, o., for visit.
Estey Factory A has been idle part OF
the week on account of broken belt.
Miss Florence Webster has gone to
Portland, Me-, on a five weeks pleasure
trip.
Frank Rowell, of Philadelphia, has
been visiting Owosso friends for few
days.
Miss ArvillaI Allen has returned home
to Detroit after visit with her sister,
Mrs. S. b. Pitts.
Ward Detwiler is in Detroit, where
he has accepted position as draughts-
man in an iron works.
City Clerk Edwards is entertaining
his brother Edgar Edwards, and wife,
from McCreery, Kansas
Edward Martin was called to Grand
Rapids the first of the week. His
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Miss Phoebe Heller, of Owosso, widow
of Jocob Heller, has been granted an
original widows pension.
| Miss Ann Foess, of Osburn & Sons, is
taking her vacation, spending fort
night at her home near Chesaping.
The closed street cars have been fitted
with large electric fans which cool the
atmosphere of the cars considerably.
Mr. Frank Bonsor, of Burton, and
Miss Mary Edgar, of New Haven, were
married by Rev. j. P. Warner on June
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Miss Eva Robinson, of Grayling, is
spending several weeks with her sister.
Mrs. NJ. j. Phillips, East Williams
street
William Brown, who has been string
ing telephone wires at Chicago and Val
paraiso, Ind, is home i'll with rheum-
| atism.
Frank Rourke, of Owosso township
has been. arrested for using indecent
language before Mrs. George Filkins, a
| neighbor.
| Miss Jessie Van VOORHEES,, of West
Bay City, is spending the summer with
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. A.
| Palmerton.
Dean Shoulders, formerly of Owosso,
has left Vernon for Crystal Falls, Mich.
his old home, where he will work in a
barber shop.
Miss Anna Davis Van Ness arrived at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Elgene G..
Van Ness, Sunday morning; weight
nine pounds.
Michael Griffith, Ann Arbor section
foreman, is seriously sick. His illness
is the result Of exposure during the
recent washouts.
Following is the Shiawassee county
crop report up to July 1; Corn, very
backward, beans, poor wheat, oats and
grass fine; haying slow.
The Catholic ladies will give an ice
cream social on the lawn Of the William
Weidman property, now owned by the
church, on the evening of July Is.
Mrs. Green, of Owosso, is visiting at
John Mentors. Mrs. Green is about 90
years old and has clear memory and
can tell some interesting Renaissance;
of her childhood days.-Ovid Register
Union.
| V. NJ. Moreau recently received g
muzzle loading pistol from Samuel
Amspoker Algonah, Iowa. The pisto
is at least 1e5 years old. Mr.. Morear
has quite valuable collection of ancient
weapons
With heavy excursion train only
. five minutes behind, the eastbount
, morning passenger blew out cylinder
head near Vernon Sunday morning
Quick work on the part of flag MAJ
: prevented wreck.
j. B. Mcintosh. who has been stat,
: agent of the Clough & Warren Co
pianos and organs for the past fouI
years, has sold out his retail business Il
Joseph Rose, and will be on the road al
the time for the firm named above.
. William AFFORD will be cook for Com
pany Fl at the annual encampment a
Manistee next August. The naval re
7 serves will be at the encampment, ant
with artillery off their ship will talk
part in the sham battle which is
] feature of the encampment
Adjutant General Brown has receive,
the first consignment of Spanish -Ameri
can war medals, and they will be dis
tributed at once to Michigan soldier
and sailors who served in the Spanish
and Philippine wars About sevent,
f Owosso men are entitled to such medals
Undersheriff Case on Monday solt
several horses, robes, harnesses, and an
amount of clothing belonging to A. G
Ross the Sciota township man unde,
arrest at Flint for swindling. The prop
: erty was auctioned to satisfy debt O
of S142, which Ross owed Fred G. Seth
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