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

Mr' IL. Z. biSelow and daughter, Miss
Bessie, are in Lansing today
Mrs. Paul, Desjardins and children
are visiting friends in Kalamazoo. 80
On July the names of 900, 446 pen
sioners appeared on the rolls of this
country.
Mrs. R. Mflliken and daughter, Of
Holly, N. Y, are guests of F. M.
Milliken.
Mrs L. f. Phelps, of Austiuburg,
Ohio, is visiting her mother, Mrs. H. N.
Williams.
Take day off and come to the big
Labor Day celebration at Owosso, Mon
day, Sept. 1st ga
Mrs. W. H. Smith, of Gaylord, is
visiting her mother, Mrs E. G. Mead,
Water street.
| Miss Blanche Doolittle is at White
Lake for an outing with party of st.
Johns people.
The oat harvert is well along and
farmers all seem to feel that the yield
will be heavy.
G. G. Adams returned Tuesday even,
ing from an outing spent on Lake ST.
Clair and the Detroit river.
George Lanphere and Howard Shan
afelt have gone east. They will stop
| at Rochester and Buffalo.
| Miss Lou Satterlee, of Vernon, is on
the program for recitation at the
pioneer gathering next week.
Mrs. L. E. Bradley returned on Tues
day from visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Fred Conklin, in st. Johns
The Star of Hope Rebekahs and the
Ladies' Auxiliary of the Y. M. CA.
will each serve meals Labor Day. ~
Evidently the city council believes in
grade separation if one can Judge by
the crosswalk on Park and Oliver.
w. S. Burge has been awarded the
contract to carry the mail daily from
Easton to Chesaning at $500 per year.
Mrs. M. E. Henderson and daughter,
Miss Mary, of Colorado Springs, are
guests at the home of Mrs E. B. Dewey.
Ann Arbor engine No. A has been
brought to the shops here with broken
frame, No. 43 is also in for light repairs.
A large number of people will go to
Detroit tomorrow on the excursion
given by the employees of the Estey Co.
State Senator James w. Helme, of
Adrian, will address the county asso-
citation of farmers clubs at McCurdy
Park on August 80
The Ovid and Y. NJ. G. A. base ball
teams will play here this afternoon.
Frank Smith and Roy Matthews will be
the Owosso battery.
Mrs L. c. Roberts and daughter,
Hazel, left Wednesday for visit with
relatives at Muir, after which they will
go to Detroit to reside.
Legg's new poultry house, formerly
the Thomas apple dryer property, is
receiving repairs, some new buildings
are also being put up
J. Gaeckler, former Owosso man
who is running restaurant at Flint,
had his place Of business robbed of $50
Tuesday by sneakthieves.
D. J. Gerow was elected president OF
the State association of sheriffs and
chiefs of police at the meeting held
yesterday at Sault Ste. Marie.
Company HIS advance guard of ten
men leaves for camp at Manistee to-
morrow morning. Equipment will be
issued to the company tonight.
Prof. E. T. Austin will assist in con.
Quoting the Clinton county teachers in.
stitute at st. Johns beginning on Mon
day next and continuing for ten days.
Dr. j. S. Blair, is in Milwaukee at
tending the meeting of the American
Osteopathic Association He will visit
friends in the west before returning
home.
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died Tuesday of cancer of the mouth,
aged 80 years. She leaves a husband
and two sons. Funeral services were
held Thursday morning.
Lawrence, four year old son of Mr.
and Mrs. L. L. Storrer of Ovid, was
severely burned by carbolic acid on
Wednesday. The little fellow picked
the bottle off of a commode and in his
endeavor to smell of its contents spilled
the same on his face and hands.
Luckily he did not taste of the stuff.
A foot pad attempted to rob R. N
Parshall, of the Owosso City Mills,
Monday evening. Mr.. Parshall was
seized from behind near the Woodland
lumber yards on West Main street. but
stabbed his assailant in the arm with q
pocket knife he happened to have in his
hand. The foot pad fed up Shiawassee
street.
r. w. Crawford, Of the Mt. Pleasant
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