The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-08-01

, Owosso Chapter No so, R. A. NJ,
holds regular meeting tonight
} Mr.. and Mrs. Gustavus A. Meyer, OF
Sandusky, O., are spending part of their
honeymoon here.
George Sawyer, of the Ann Arbor
wrecking crew, has been i'll for some
time with rheumatism.
W. d. Fuller, agent for the Twentieth
Century Fraternity, has taken offices
over Cooks bargain store,
Miss Mary Mcdonald, of Chicago, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander Mcdonald, State street.
George Arthur Goucher and Harriet
Wright will be married tomorrow
night at Edward Taylor's, Dickerson
street.
Rev. q. Fl. Wilson has declined an in
vltation to occupy the pulpit of the Con-
gregational- church one Sunday during
August on account of other engage
ments.
Master Herbert Ross son of Lieut..
u. II. Ross, will be taken to camp at
Manistee this summer. The young man
has been fitted out with full soldiers
uniform.
Lightning followed wire into the
Wildermuth house, Saturday, and did
$50 worth of damage Fred Edwards
and G. w. Loring paid the damage, as
their companies held the insurance.
The July assessment notice of the
American Equity Association states
that over 100000 of insurance is now
in force on its books. The growth Of
the association is quite satisfactory to
the officers
Blanks on which Michigan soldiers in
the Spanish and Philippine wars are to
make application and show their right
to medals provided by an act of the last
legislature are being sont out by the
state military department and they will
be listed before the presentations are
made.
AS the result of accusations made by
William Burton and Edward Graham.
captured some time ago. Bart Frain, of
Corunna, is under arrest for stealing
beans from Green & Petitioners ware
house at Corunna and selling them
here. He will be examined August II,
and meanwhile is out on bail
Leslie Hanes, of Manchester, Eng,
son of H. D. Hanes, of this city, will
sail soon with his wife for South Africa,
where he will sell musical instruments.
Harry Hanes, who is also abroad, will
come to Owosso Christmas and remain
here several months before joining his
brother.
Mr. and Mrs E. w. Mann, Glenn
T. Reynolds and Miss Sara Whitmore,
of Owosso, and Mrs. Cummings, of
Saginaw, are camping for a fortnight
at Linden. W. T. Priest is taking Mr..
Reynolds place at Collins drug store,
and Lee R. Clarke is carrying Mr..
Priests mail route.
Cassius Grow was arrested Saturday
night on complaint of Elmer Washburn
The latter claimed Grow struck him III
the face, supposing he had caused
Grows discharge from the sidewalk
gang. Washburn failed to prove the
assault before Justice McCaughna, and
Grow was discharged.
George G.. Fulmer, Owossos veteran
building mover, died Friday at his home
on Ada street, of anemia, after sixteen
months illness. He leaves widow and
six children. Mr.. Fulmer was a mem
Der of the l. o. o. F. and A. o. L. w,
carrying Sc, 600 in the latter order. The
funeral occurred Monday.
Father P. j. Slane entertained Rev
Cornelius Horst, of Crosse Isle, Sunday
FIR. Horst has recently returned from
Holland, and denounces the report that
Queen Wilhelmina is being cruelty
treated by her consort as absolutely
false FIR Horst is personal friend of
both the queen and her husband.
Mrs. Greer, of Burton, was almost
drowned in mud puddle on West Main
street, Saturday. Her horse ran away
as she was about to get into the car
riage and she was thrown into pond
which occupies half the roadway near
State street Her gold watch was lost
in the mud and water, but it was after
wards found by Aid. Van Size.
Company H was given thorough in
spection last Friday evening at the
armory by Inspector General Fred
Green, of Ypsilanti Col. John j. Boer,
of Grand Rapids, assistant inspector
general, and Col Robert J. Bates, COM
handing the Third Infantry M. N. G.
All spoke highly of the company's eff
cheney. The building was crowded with
friends of the soldiers
Owosso Lodge No. 81, F. & A. NJ,
rendered Worshipful Master H. Eugene