The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-08-29

y. Is. hadford was In the CITY tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Conklin, of ST.
Johns, are visiting friends here.
Jacob Waltz has gone to Lansing to
work in the Olds mobile factory.
c. F. Brown, editor of the Alma Re-
cord, was in the city Wednesday,
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs Chas.
E. Rigley, Jr., Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Mary E. Lyon is home from a
five weeks visit in Cleveland and in
Michigan cities.
Miss Mary Stack has resigned her po-
sition at Blacks to work in Johnson S
department store.
G. HI. Preece and family, Willie Bell
and Miss Blanche Moore, are among the
campers at Linden.
Clarence Youngs has gone back to the
500 to join the Third Regiment Band Of
which he is member.
Henry Dale has moved to Owosso
from Maple River, and will reside with
his family on Williams street.
The grocers, during the fruit season,
pay their delivery men one dollar more
per week. The raise came unasked for.
Robert Matthews and family, of
Chagrin Falls, o., are guests for few
weeks of Mr. Matthews brothers, Cyrus
and c. P. Matthews,
The Ladies Aid Society of the Corun-
ma Ave. church will serve meals, Labor
Day, in tent near the corner of Park
and Exchange streets
Henry Bartrem, formerly member
of the military company here, is now
first sergeant of company of state
troops at Sand Point. Idaho
Ralph Wager, who has been spending
several weeks in Owosso and Bancroft,
returns to Texas soon to take up his
work for the New York Life.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. A. E.
| Shannon, Saturday. A daughter was
welcomed to the home of Mr. and Mrs.
William Wellington, Monday.
Company H will have a smoker this
evening in honor of its recent good work
at camp. Corporal Ralph Baker will
be promoted to sergeantcy at this time.
Christian Science Hall has been vacat-
ed. Mrs. Lepper has gone to Chicago.
Mr.. Lepper has accepted the place of
first reader at the Christian Science
church in Saginaw.
The military board will hold state
camp of the National Guards at Manis-
tee for the next five years if the mer-
chants of that city will build spur
track to the grounds and put in a water
works system there.
Justice Walsh fined Eugene Keys,
| who lives in the southwestern part of
town, the costs, Monday, Keys having
pleaded guilty to larceny He admitted
! taking carriage running gear belong
ing to William Signs.
Edward J. Hunt, an Owosso boy, who
has been working with Lawrence
| Gould at Wheaton, Ills, will have
charge of the trolley stringing and bond
! wiring of the st. Johns-Lansing electric
| line. He comes to Lansing next week.
The thirty-fve socialists in Owosso
have organized and elected Fred Town
send secretary, and II. S. Powers treas
urer. Meetings will be held every two
weeks in c. A. Byerly's Office, and a
new presiding officer will be elected at
each meeting.
Catherine, wife of Harry Garrison,
died Monday morning at her home, 400
Grace street, aged 81 years. She leaves
a husband and small baby. Consump-
ton was the cause of death. The funer-
al was held Tuesday afternoon, Rev.
Chapman officiating.
| The street commissioner and aldermen
will prevent Albert Vests building a
| side walk on Adams street at the height
| which he has established the grade in
| front of his new terrace. The officials
say it would be unfair to other property
holders which are on lower land.
Mrs. Sarah A. Loynes, an old lady re-
siding in Fairfield, claims she was
badly injured by fall from the north
bound evening passenger train at Car
land, August 1, and has brought suit fol
so, 900 damages against the Ann Arbor
Railroad. Her attorneys are Miner &
Hicks
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Schofeld have
purchased the Milliken House. and took
possession Sunday morning They have
conducted boarding house on Michi
gan Ave. for several years, and also
owned meat market Their pros
poets are bright for success. Former
Landlord Milliken and family have gone
to Les Cheneaux Islands
Died, at Bridge Greek, Manitoba
Canada, Horace ID. Lewis, formerly Of
this city, aged 70 years. Mr.. Lewis
was born in Malone, n. Y. He was 6
brother of the late Hiram L. Lewis OF
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