The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-07-11
1o7 N. Washington Street. Owosso.

| AlOnZ0 wallace ana VIE, Oh NOrtn
Owosso, are visiting relatives at Port
land, Me.
Martin WEIGH goes TO Greenville this
week, where he will become joint car
service agent.
! Miss Daisy Willoughby has gone to
Ypsilanti to take up special work in the
summer school.
Seven hundred tickets to various
points were sold at the Grand Trunk
depot, last Friday.
Miss Sarah Bancroft, of D. M. Chris
tian's store, is spending her vacation at
Vassar and Lake Orion.
DR.. Simon Willard, of Mound City,
Ills, is visiting Mrs. Clara Brewster
and other relatives in Owosso.
A girl weighing nearly thirteen
pounds was born to Mr.. and Mrs Harry
Garrison, Grace street, Saturday.
Charles M. Hamper and G. w. Gale
attended a meeting of the Continental
Starch Co. in Greenville, this week.
The Robbins table factory was closed
down part of last week as the floods
put some of the machinery out of COM
mission.
Dudley Taylor, of Chicago, who is visit
ing his mother in this city, sang the
offertory solo at Christ Episcopal church,
Sunday morning.
The Owosso base ball players who
took part in the Ovid game Friday,
received over six dollars each as their
share of the gate receipts.
The G. A. r., the w. R. c., the TEN
perance Alliance, the W. c. 7. u, and
the Baptist Sunday school, all of Owes
so, held picnics at McCurdy Park, Fri
day.
Circuit Court Commissioner j. 3.
Stockdale and wife will remove soon to
their former home at Maryland, Mich.
where Mr.. Stockdale's father still re-
sides.
Sheriff Gerow has offered reward OF
$25, and Wellington Williams one of $15
for the return of the buggy stolen from
Mr.. Williams, and for the conviction OF
the thief
Aultman, Miller & Co., wholesale i'm
plement dealers, have brought suit fol
$500 against Spencer McCurdy, of Corun
ma. The sum is alleged to be due or
farm implements purchased by Mr.
McCurdy.
Samuel Hawkins, drunk, thirty days
Henry McLowery, drunk, ten days, ant
Albert Monroe, carrying concealed
weapons, ten days, are some Of the
minor cases disposed of by OwossC
justices this week.
Charles E. Rigley was in GranC
Rapids this week attending the furni
ture exhibition. Mr.. and Mrs William
Noble, of Detroit, who have been guest
at the home of John Mcclellan, hav
also gone to Grand Rapids.
George Willers, of the Ann Arbo
road way department, is at the residenc
of Claude Quigley, his brother-in.law
with bad cash in his leg. An adj
slipped while Mr. Willers was cuttin
timber, infiicting the wound.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Southworth Ell
tertained relatives July at their home
Those from out of town were Mr. an
Mrs. G. w. Fish, of Elkhart, Ind, pal
: ents of Mrs. Southworth; Mr.. and Mr..
Robert McKinstry, of Detroit; and Mrs
Emma McKinstry, Vern and Estell
Y McKinstry, of Ovid.
y The reopening service of the Kelle
: M. E. church will be held on Sunday
July goth, at two o'clock p. M, loca
Rev. j. P. Warner, of Owosso, wi
$ preach the sermon The church ha
: been repainted and thoroughly repaire
:. inside and now presents a very attraC
$ tive appearance. Everyone come to til
: service. There will be no services i
the church next Sunday.
t 1t is feared that d. II. Traphagen, c
0 Fenton, formerly principal Of til
t Washington school, Owosso, wa
( drowned recently on his way fror
t Seattle to Alaska, as the name I'D. I
I, Traphagen" appears on the passenge
list of boat which went down. Owes
4 so friends will make inquiries at Seattle
4 Prof. Traphagen had been west tw
1 years, mining at Cape Nome in summer
a and teaching night school at Seattle /
2 winter.
2 Because some of the crowd in th
: Office was trihe noisy, Friday evening
the landlord of the Retain House q
: Ovid ordered two Owosso boys out
. About 200 Owossoites including men
bers of the band and base ball team
ordered their names stricken from til
register, and walked out. The lant
, lord lost about $50 worth of trade
many getting up from the supper table
. to show their disapproval of his act.