The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-07-18


spent Sunday with his parents in thi
city.
Robert Gemmell and family left Mon
day for an outing of week at Crysta
Lake.
II. E. Southworth and son Charles ar,
spending several days in New Yorl
City.
Landlord Patterson will reopen the
hotel at Perry. No bar will be allowed
by the council.
The o. L. l. band expects to go to
Crystal Lake in August to camp out
for two weeks.
Mrs. A. M. Bentley's Sunday school
class of the Congregational church pic
nicked at McCurdy Park, Tuesday.
NJ L. Parshall, of Chesaning, brother
of R. N. Parshall, of Owosso, was
seriously kicked in the side by a mustang
last week. He will recover.
Andrew Geek and a force of as.
sistants are putting in the new cement
culvert on Corunna avenue, to replace
the stone arched sluice recently washed
away.
George D. Baker, of Belding, who
went to Cuba as a member Of Com
,, pany G., Thirty-third Michigan Volun-
teers, has been granted pension of Sc
per month
Mrs. John Youngs was brought to
Owosso from London, Ont, this week,
by her brother, Joseph Dingwalf. She
is quite sick, and wished to be at her
home here.
Ivan Ferguson, of Ovid, who played
with the Owosso base ball team last
year, has joined the Muskegon state
league team. He will catch or play
on the in field.
Mrs. Herman LINER and Mrs. VIM.
Frederick are home from visit with
friends at Findlay, o. They We're ac-
companied by Misses Annie and Louise
Noback, who are here for a week
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Honaker, of
Morrice, celebrated their golden we'd
ding Sunday. Those from Owosso who
We're present were Rev and Mrs c.
Spathelf, John Kiefer and Wendell
Klaus and families.
A. S. Fair, of Corunna, recently made
1,024 guesses on the United States
treasury receipts contest. Out of the
many guesses he made good to the
value of $500. He won a $500 prize,
two $50 prizes, and two S25 prizes.
Frank B. Van Hoten, of Owosso
township, was fined $50 by a justice
recently. He was convicted of pointing
revolver at Perry Ockerman, while
the latter was attending a dance at
Van Hotens road house, west of this
city.
Friends to the number of sixty sur
prised Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Henderson,
south of the city, Monday evening, the
occasion being the couples tenth
wedding anniversary A beautiful
couch was presented Mr.. and Mrs.
Henderson.
J. M. Terbush and son and Clare Bull
lard, DR.. and Mrs. VIM. Jopling, E. w.
Beardsley and Frank Brooks and their
wives, Ben and Bert Robbins, Charles
and Harry Cooper and Herbert Jones
are among the Owosso people camping
this week at Linden.
Ainsworth q Hammer have begun
suit through Watson & Chapman, their
attorneys, against the Grand Trunk
Railway for the price of carload of
beans. The beans were bought of an
Ovid man, and the firm holds the rail
way responsible for their non-delivery.
James s. Thompson, formerly of
Owosso-he was a draughtsman in the
Ann Arbor shops here-but now Of
Chicago, drew handsome automobile
in rattle recently, while in attend
ance at meeting of the Master Me.
chanics association at Saratoga Springs,
N. Y.
Mrs. Reti Reinsburg has brought
suit against the Ann Arbor Railroad
for 800 because her garden was
damaged by the flood on July and 8,
1901. She holds the railroad responsible
on account of the condition Of its
culvert. Justice McCaughna will hear
the suit August 1.
Peter Connolly died at his home in
Owosso township, Wednesday, after a
long illness. The funeral took place
from st. Paul's Catholic church, Of
which deceased was faithful member
on Thursday. Mr.. Connolly. who was
pioneer in this county, leaves the fol
lowing family: Mrs. Patrick Jordan, Of
Morrice; Mrs John Cunningham, and
Mrs. James Martin, Of Owosso town
ship; John Connolly, Of Mt. Pleasant
and Lawrence and James Connolly, o.
poar ala