The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-07-04
LOCAL NEWS.

Mrs. G.. NJ. Graham is visiting in De
troit
Fred Beardsley is home from a trip to
Los Angeles
Mrs. d. R. Strickland is visiting in
Saginaw and Bay City
A son was born last Friday to Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Crosby.
Miss Media Hess spent Monday night
with Mrs. E. d. Perkins.
Miss Ketha Clapp is visiting for few
weeks at Chicago and Kalamazoo.
Mr. and Mrs Fred A. Knapp, of
Dayton, O., are in the city for visit.
Mrs. Minnie Durand, of Arvilla S.
d., is visiting Mrs. H. E. Southworth.
Principal j. c. Osburn is assisting in
the office work of the Owosso Casket
Co.
The Ebenezer Gould house, East Elk
change street, has been sold to A. ID.
Chase.
Mrs. A. D. Whipple and children are
home from fortnight's trip on the
lakes
Mrs. Milton Grow, of Clinton street,
has gone to Chicago for a stay of several
weeks.
Miss Jennie Hughes sang the offertory
solo at Christ Episcopal church, Sunday
morning.
d. L. McCalla, clerk at F. l.. Simp-
sons, West Main street, has gone to
: Denver, Col.
By.order of the postmaster general
rural mail carriers will not make de-
livery today
H. J. Norton, of Laingsburg, had his
pocket picked of 1925 here on band
tournament day,
Miss Kate Corlett has gone to Cleve-
land for a stay of several weeks. An
uncle is dangerously i'll.
James Float has returned to Owosso
to reside. He has been working in
Lansing for several Weeks
The Michigan Hay Dealers Associa-
ton, which held its first meeting here
last year, will meet July 30th at Flint.
The Modern Woodmen of America
now have a camp at New Lothrop.
One was instituted there Friday even
ing.
d. B. Reed plucked a twig from a
Rambler rosebush, Monday. Upon it
were eight full blown roses and twenty
three buds.
Owing to repairs which are being
made in the Kelley M. E. church no
services were held last Sunday, nor will
be next Sunday.
Several painters from neighboring
villages, and some from Frankfort and
Clare, Joined the Painters Union here
at its last meeting.
John McHardy of San Francisco, Cal
is visiting his sister, Mrs. James Mack,
south of Owosso. He went west
eighteen years ago.
Charles Coleman has returned from
Foxborough, Mass, where he has been
for the past year, and is working in j.
H. Brandels boiler shop.
J. Murdoch was arrested here last
week by Under-Sheriff Case for jumping
board-bill at Mt. Pleasant. He was
taken back to that village.
The A. o. u. w. and d. of H. at
tended memorial services at the First
M. E. church, Sunday morning. Rev.
]. p. Warner preached a special sermon
to the orders.
Fred Menshardt, of Grover street,
was seriously injured Friday, by push
pole which broke and struck him in the
stomach with great force. He was un-
able to work for several days.
Miss Agnes Land, of Delray, died al
her home there last week aged fourteen
years, and was brought to Owosso fol-
interment in the Catholic cemetery.
Deceased was niece of William Green,
of the Central House, 80. ,+r ~ ,'is.
McElroy Klock, of Hazelton, was
taken back to Coldwater Saturday by
David Blair, county agent. The boy
who is thirteen, had been, taken three
years ago from the school bya family,
bat had proven ipcorrigible. n z
The Michigan Sewing Machine q
Organ Co. has received ei25 from Ella