The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-09-05

\ Mr.. and Mrs. ii. ID. Lyon returned on
Saturday from New York.
| w. E. Collins is entertaining his
father, j. w. Collins, of Pennington.
/ Fred Carpenter, of Lake Linden,
spent Sunday with friends in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Wheelock, of Mid
land, spent the first of the week in the
city.
Laingsburg will give free street fair
and harvest festival, Sept. II, 10,
and 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Retain left on
Wednesday for Albany, N. Y, to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred S. Retain.
Mrs. H. A. Bailey and, daughter, Of
Saginaw, are visiting at the home of
Mrs Beckwith, Oliver street.
A large class of practitioners were adj
mitted to full membership at the As
bury NJ E. church, Sunday.
Miss Mabel Mitchell leaves for Detroit
tomorrow to resume her studies at the
Michigan Conservatory of Music.
The Labor Day association has lost by
theft number of the flags which were
used to decorate the streets Monday.
Miss Florence Bartrem leaves soon for
I Nashville, Tenn, to take up her work
and to attend Nashville University.
Miss Florence daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. H. Webster, has entered st.
GATHERINGS, Ont, Catholic Academy
Mrs. Frank Stengel, who has been the
guest of friends in Owosso and Ben
nington, has returned home to Detroit
H. M. Post, of Owosso, and brother,
d. S. Post, of Vernon, are spending a
week at Mantua and other Ohio towns
Frank Smith, of Owosso, pitched for
Tecumseh against Ovid at the latter
village Friday, and won his game 10 to
2.
Louis Deal is assisting at the Ann
Arbor depot this week. Noel Boylan
the regular operator, is in the dispatch
er's office at Durand
Miss Celia Smith and Henry Callow,
both of thi city, were married Satur-
day night by Rev. j. P. Warner at the
brides home on River street.
William Wilkes, of South Chapman
street, has pumpkin vine twenty two
feet long which has climbed Assistance
of six feet up into cherry tree
The second High school team was de-
feated at Elsie Saturday by score of 10
to 2. Mckenzie, White, Shafer, and
Crane were the Owosso battery.
J. M. Story's spoke factory is now To-
Gated in the old stave mill on the river
bank, near Cass street. Mr.. Story
needed more ROOM hence his moving.
Miss Mable Mitchell was given party
Wednesday evening on the eve of her
departure for Detroit where she will
study music at the Michigan conserva.
tory.
Burglars attempted to break into the
residence of James Pierce, III Galusha
street, early Monday morning. Mr.
Pierce was avail ened and frightened
them away
Charles McAuliffe has sold his home,
corner of Cedar and Bradley streets, to
Mrs Kenyon and Mrs. Gauntlet, and
will move his family back to his farm
near st. Johns.
Miss Alice Hedglen and Mr.. Edwin
Andrews, of Chesaning, were married
at the brides home on Thursday. Miss
Pearl Van Camp; of this city, cousin of
the bride, acted as bridesmaid.
/, Palmer Kellogg and Clyde A. Gardner
will return here soon to put on Lalla
Rookh, probably for the benefit of the
L. O. I. Nj. These gentlemen put on
a Prince of Egypt here last spring.
In the case of Charles G. Merrell VS..
John McElroy ct al, the property which
consists of III acres of land, was bid in
for g, 900 for Mr.. Merell. The property
is on the Lookingglass river in Shiawas
see.
Company II held a smoker at the
Armory Friday evening. Drill will be-
gin in earnest the first week in October
At that time competitive examination
will be held to fill the vacant corporal
cies
V. X. Brown, formerly Of the New
National hotel in this city, has given W
the management of the Southern Mich
gan hotel at Coldwater 1t is said his
venture in that city resulted in loss OF
over $4,000.
Jacob Moessner, an old resident Of
Owosso, died Wednesday afternoon at
his home near the south end of Hickory
street He leaves several children
among them Mrs. Martin Cute and
Miss Christina Moessner, Of Owosso
The funeral was held privately today.