The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-07-25

a dangerous illness.
G.. HI. Getman. of Aberdeen. s. d., is
visiting Owosso friends.
Warren Stuart, of Toledo, is visiting
his parents, MIR. and Mrs.,C J. Stuart.
c. j. Shaw, formerly of this city has
moved from Vernon to Durand to re-
side
| A. ID. Chase and family are spending
several weeks in Tawas and other
places.
Mrs. Julius Beckman and son, of
Louisville, Ky, are visiting at Nicholas
Geecks.
Miss Blanche Whaley entertained
yesterday afternoon in honor of Miss
Hill, of jackson.
Chas. Lawrence, Will Eggleston, w.
d. and John Murray left on Monday for
an outing at Beulah.
Robert Setback is at his home here.
He cut his hand in a carving machine at
Grand Rapids. recently.
Colfax Odd Fellows and Rebekahs had
a banquet Tuesday evening. They will
install officers next week.
Miss Bertha Bluth, of Detroit, former
ly OF Owosso was married this week
to John A. Feitz, of Toledo.
A. F. Hollis was in Vernon Tuesday
evening, securing steam heating con-
tract for the school building.
DIR. A. M. Hume and son Harold, and
G. w. Detwiler and son Rollo are spend
ing two weeks at Crystal Lake
Bert Reynolds is home from Ham
mond, Ind, where he worked in an cleo
trio power house for w. R. Faben.
Oscar Reynolds, who stood second in
the recent competitive examination, has
been appointed corporal in Company
III.
Fire alarm box No. A, at Estey Fac
tory B, is again in working order.
Lightning burned it out few days
ago.
The American Express Co. has opened
a branch express money order Office at
T. B. Willoughby & Sons, West Main
street.
The Corunna school board has engag-
ed Miss Nellie DeLaForce, of Milan. as
preceptress of the schools for the ensuing
year.
Harry Flanagan terrorized East Ex-
change street on Tuesday, while drunk.
He is serving thirty days in the county
Jail for it.
The Y. M. G. A. team defeated How
ell yesterday in this city, by score of
IL to 6. The visitors could not hit Col.
lamer's curves.
Col. Robert J. Bates, of Ironwood,
commanding the Third Infantry NJ. N.
g., will assist in the inspection of Com
pany H tonight
Mrs Edward Copas and Miss Mar
l garet Mars, her sister, start Sunday for
New Brunswick. They will be absent
until about Nov. I.
Six deaths in Owosso and twenty-five
from other points in the county were re-
ported to the state board of health for
the month of June.
Andrew J. Stevens is the artist
whose design has been accepted for the
cover page of the Labor Day souvenir.
1t is clever bit of drawing.
| The council has ordered property own
ers to trim low over hanging branches
Of shade trees, on account Of the dan
ger and discomfort to pedestrians.
| T. o. Christian recently had Barre
granite monument set on his lot in Oak
Hill. 1t was ordered of D. A. Barnum
before the latter left for the south.
James Clark, formerly secretary for
the Estey Carriage Co., here, has been
promoted to the position of manager of
the G. V. Taylor Carriage Co., Of
Pontiac.
A passenger train on the c., 8. & M.
ran off the track mile north of Du-
rand, Wednesday, caused bya split
rail. The coach was damaged but no
one injured.
Mrs. Charles F. Schultz was given q
surprise party Tuesday. The occasion
was birthday anniversary. Among
the presents was Towering geranium
tree, three feet high.
II Fraternity" monthly journal pub
lished in the interests of lodges and
societies, has just been launched in
Grand Rapids. G. F. Haight, formerly
of Owosso, is the editor.
| G. w. Shipman, of Venice, was in the
city Monday. He reports that he will
q lose more this year from the heavy
3 rains than he has in all the previous
years which he has farmed.
The city's sewer diggers, who STRUCK
a last week for an increase in pay, have