The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-08-29
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home this week from long stay in the
west.
Robert l. Gale is home from an outing
of several weeks at Canandaigua Lake,
NY.
Mr. and Mrs. James Stever, and Mr..
and Mrs P. j. Stever are in Chicago
for visit.
Miss Helena Shepard is in Grand
Rapids, working in Carl, Knott &. Cos.
millinery house
Rev. w. f. Mundt, of Ann Arbor, as
sisted at mission festival at Salems
church, Sunday
Misses Name Hoyt and Nellie Car
penter are home from several weeks
stay at Westfield, n. j.
Frank Angevine, of Pontiac, is now
Grand Trunk brakeman. He lived in
Owosso until year ago.
w. H. Billings, Michigan Ave, drop
ped an iron on his foot at the Ann Ar
Dor shops, and will be laid up for some
time.
Elwyn Pond, former Owosso boy,
has gone to Flint from Durand. He is
working for the Economy Shoe Co. at
Flint.
R. Howard Daniels is visiting his par
ents here on his way from Mackinaw
) Island to his school-work in Billings,
Montana.
A monster key of the city, ten feet in
length, has been made by George Suffer
at the Ann Arbor shops for the Labor
Day celebration.
Policeman Frank Mack and family
are at Mt. Pleasant for ten days vaca-
ton. Bert Hodges is taking Mr.. Mack s
place on the night force.
Prospects are bright for prosperous
winter in Owosso. There is an active
demand for labor and poultry dealers
are advertising for women to pick fowls.
Sergt. August Ser, son of Adam Serr,
and Sergt. Mark Jacobs, son of w. E.
Jacobs, are at their homes in Corunna,
after a several years absence in the U.
S. Army.
Mrs Frank Mitchell, 600 Pine street,
was very painfully burned Monday by
a gasoline explosion. The flaming fluid
scorched the skin off her face, hands
and arms.
st. Johns beat Owosso last week by a
score of to 2 in seven inning game.
Collamer pitched for Owosso. st. Johns
plays here today Flint defeated Ovid,
Friday, by score of to 1.
J. H. Taylor, of 100 West King street,
found several seventeen year locusts
last week on tree on West Oliver
street. The season is too late for the
locusts to do much damage.
Mrs. Mary Wiley, an insane woman
sixty-five years old, was picked up by
Marshall Ross last week She was de-
tanned in the county Jail until word
could be sent to friends at Lapeer.
There is talk of organizing strong
independent foot ball team in Owosso
this fall. The High school, owing to
the graduation of several of its best
men, will have only weak eleven.
The forty-frst anniversary of the
Third Michigan Cavalry will be held at
Grand Rapids, Sept. 10 and 10. O. F.
Webster, W. H. and Milo Halstead, of
Owosso, and W. E. Jacobs, of Corun-
na members Of the regiment, will at
tend.
Oscar Long, of Clinton street, tainted
Sunday morning while riding gallop-
ing horse. He fell to the ground and
was stepped on by the horse, receiving
several painful bruises. He was cared
for until able to be moved at the home
of j. w. Sherwood Michigan Avenue.
DeForest, son of Mr.. and Mrs. L. S.
Benson, found turquoise ring at
Owosso Junction, Monday evening. II
wos lost by Toledo young lady. She
was waving good bye out the car win
dow to friend and the ring slipped of
J her finger. 1t will be sent her at To
ledo.
While j. A. Armstrong, of Owosso
and j. II. DeHart, of Vernon, were
building an addition to the wharf at tn,
summer home at Topinabee, sharI
tool slipped and a bad cash in Mr.. Arm
strongs left leg resulted. Mr.. Dollar
closed the wound quite as well as
surgeon could, taking nine stitches il
it. No doctor was available.
The bank of New Lothrop. organizes
by Corunna capitalists February last
and the post Office are now joint occu
, pants of new 40x40 brick store at New
Lothrop. The bank is handsomel,
, finished in hard wood, and is a conven
y iently arranged little institution. The
5 venture, under charge Of Cashier Ernes
q T. Sidney, has been profitable on
from the start.