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

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stone at w. L. Parkers.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Stewart are al
Frankfort for an outing.
Mrs. B. G. Evens spent Sunday in
Grand Haven with Mr.. Evens.
Mrs. R. Pond and children are visit
ing friends in and near Detroit.
Deputy Game Warden Will Brewster,
of Durand, was in the city Tuesday.
Mrs. Clara Hopkins is visiting her
son, B. s. Hopkins, at Menominee
No services will be held at Christ
church during the month of August.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. D. Roth were in
Ionia on Sunday visiting Mr.. Roth's
parents.
Durand and the Y. M. G. A. base
ball team will play here next Tuesday
afternoon.
j. w. Paine, late of Jackson, has To-
Gated photograph gallery at 10 West
Exchange street.
Attorneys Fred Northway, of Durand,
and Frank F. Bumps, of Detroit, were
in the city Tuesday.
Louis, son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Lehner, gave party Monday, the occas-
ion being his twelfth birthday.
Otto Setback was at Frankenmuth
this week as local delegate to the meet
ing of the Michigan Lutheran Bund.
John o. Treadwell, an Owosso man
who recently went west, is working for
the Northern Pacific Ry. at Seattle.
The school board has accepted the
treasurers bond of Dr. A. M. Hume in
the sum of $4,000, with local sureties..
Mrs. A. NJ. Bentley and sons, Calvin
and A. M. Jr., and Robert Gale, have
gone to Canandaigua Lake, N. Y, for
the summer.
John Devereaux, Of West Main street,
entertained brother from Brooklyn,
N. Y, this week, whom he had not
seen for twenty years.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis T. Storrer, of
Ovid, former residents of this city, Gel
ebrated their fifth wedding anniversary
Tuesday with party.
E. J. Titus. Jacob Sutton, J. Q. Abel,
Leo Jones, Jacob Dengler and w. O.
Robin are doing some work for the Ann
Arbor Ry. at Frankfort
Leonard Knapp's traction engine fell
into hole on Ball street near the Bap-
fist church, Tuesday, and could not be
dug out for several hours.
: George t. Campbell, of this city, is
one of the committee of fifty appointed
to perpetuate the Lake Orion Bible
Conference from year to year
q. Miss Morrow, the guest of Mrs. G. d.
Stewart for month past, left for her
home in New York, Monday, Mr.. and
Mrs, Stewart accompanied her to De-
troit.
During July there were thirteen
rainy days The longest spell of good
weather was FIVE days. There We're
also five consecutive days of rain during
the month.
Misses Florence and Jessie Webster
gave marshmallow roast Wednesday
evening in honor of their cousin, Miss
Jessie Webster, who returned home
Thursday to Canada.
The Estey factorymen's excursion to
Detroit will leave Owosso at 6:30 a. m.
Saturday, Aug. o, and will start back at
1000 p. m. The rate is $1OO for the
round trip, children SOC.
The o. l.. l. Band and large num-
Der of other campers leave for Crystal
Lake tomorrow The Ann Arbor has
made rate of 49, for the round trip
to the lake, for fifteen days.
Frank Rock, of Owosso township,
was acquitted Saturday by jury in
Justice McCaughnas court. He was
accused of using indecent language in
the presence of Mrs. George Filkins
Mrs. Susan Albach, of Vernon, ha,
sued the Ann Arbor Railroad for $40, 900
Her son, Brakeman Henry Albach, wa.
killed at Marion last October while
coupling cars. She claims the road wal
negligent. Her attorneys are Pond &
Hamper.
Mrs. Jane Hudson, of Bancroft, ha
J begun suit in trover against her son
Theodore J. Hicks, of Bancroft, for tn,
sum of $500. The suit is over som,
wheat in which the young man gave
share to his parents for cutting an,
afterwards claimed the whole yield.
Hattie E. Conrad, by her father, Chas
Conrad, has begun suit for IS, 900 agains
Elmer Ellsworth. The parties live II
/ Antrim township. Miss Conrad, who
, sixteen years of age, worked for Mr. ant
Mrs Aaron Ellsworth, and claims tina
on June 20 Elmer Ellsworth, who is thirt,
years old and unmarried, attempted Il
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