The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-08-08
to7 N. Washington Street. Owosso.

Mrs. c. D. Stewart is visiting her
parents in Adrian.
Miss Anna Todd leaves for Chicago
tomorrow to visit friends.
Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Coultard are
visiting friends in Cass City.
Miss Della Compton is visiting friends
in the southwest part of the state.
Supt. w. F. Bradley, of the Ann Ar
Dor road, was in the city Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. P. Beswick, of New
Haven, are visiting friends in Illinois.
Mrs. A. D. Bennett and son, Norman,
are visiting in Howell and Fowlerville.
Miss Maude Gates, Ben Robbins and
Guy Tubbs assisted Miss Helen Decker
in recital at Durand Friday evening.
Eugene Ainsworth was arrested
Saturday night for being drunk. He
was fined by Justice McCaughna Tues
day.
Arthur Burhans, claronet player in
the O. L. /. Band, will go to Manistee
with the Second Regiment Band, Grand
Rapids.
The village of Durand will have
County Surveyor E. F. Joslin, of this
city, to superintend the construction of
its new sewers.
! The on-commissioned officers of
Company H received last week the
sings and scabbards for their Krag-
Jorgensen rifles.
Mrs. Mary Fulmer has received 80, 900
from the A. 0. L. W., the amount for
which her husband, Geo. Fulmer, was
insured in that order.
Secretary D. w. Olmstead, of the
local typographical union, has received
a handsome badge from the Whitehead
& Hoag Co., Newark, N. j.
Edward De Vail, the man who stole
a horse belonging to J. H. Burgess, of
Bennington township, has been
judged insane and sent to Pontiac.
The Behrens property on Stewart
street was sold on mortgage last week
by Auctioneer c. W. Parker. 1t was
purchased by c. F. Schultz for $500.
Sheriff Gerow will hereafter fit all
prisoners in the county Jail out with
uniforms. The suits will consist of
black and white shirts, and black bib
overalls.
Albert Todd, who was honored last
year by the presidency of the Michigan
Hay Dealers Association, has been
, elected a member of the board OF
directors.
MIR. George w. Sharp, Of Owosso
! and Miss Maude Dawley, of Windsor
Ont, were married Saturday evening
at 719 Hickory street, Rev. Fred Strong
officiating.
Captain Carlos H. Hanks, chaplain OF
the Third Infantry, NJ. n. G., was pre-
sented with handsome military cape
Friday evening, by the officers and mel
of Company FL.
The Shiawassee Light 81 Power Co.
, of Corunna, has recognized by electine
R. F. Colby, PRESIDENT E. Eveleth
vice president; H. A. Sprague, secre
tary; R. F. Kay, treasurer
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Warren were
presented two handsome rockers at theil
home on Park street, Saturday evening
by friends and neighbors. The occasion
was Mr.. Warren's birthday anniversary
Mrs. Albert Amspoker, Niles Virgins
Fred Chapel, Misses Dolly Murray and
Mabel Richardson and Mrs. W. D.
Murray are among the Owosso people
with the o. L. 1. Band at Crystal Lake
Deputy Game Warden w. K. Brew
ster on Monday presented the McCurdy
Park zoo with two fawns The animals
were captured by an Oscoda county
man. He was arrested and the deer
confscated
J. H. Robbins, of the Robbins Table
Company, presented his employees with
100 tickets to the Estey excursion to
Detroit, August 8. The shop will be
closed all day, the employees enjoying a
holiday at Mr.. Robbins expense.
Fred Foster, of 4Os North Hickory
street, has been missing for several
weeks, and Mrs. Foster thinks him
dead Foster was last heard of at South
Bend, Ind. He is retail shoe salesman
and formerly worked in this city and
Chssaning. .u
| Company HIS advance guard, with
the baggage, leaves tomorrow morning
I for Manistee. The guard consists of
Sergts. August Sneider and Glenn
Angevine, Corp. Frank E. Evans,
musician G. I. Schenck, chef William
AFFORD, second cook Fred Osmer,
privates Arthur Halstead, Clyde Arm
strong and Charles Setback. The
balance of the company goes Monday
| morning.
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