The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-07-04

Mrs. John del and Miss Mamie
Wesener are visiting in Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Reimer are pack
ing their household goods for removal
to Detroit.
Misses Maude Bailey and Ethel Hayt
are in Saginaw and Bay City for their
vacation
The Owosso Stars, Shotwell and
Fletcher, battery, are playing at st.
Johns today.
A. E. butcher has disposed of his in
terest in shoe store at Durand to his
partner, L. L. Conn.
All the stores in the city excepting
fruit stores and restaurants will be
closed all day today
Misses Elsie Hilberg and Eileen
Lawrence have gone to Birmingham,
| o., for the summer.
Edward Doak, formerly of Owosso,
was married today at Paris, Mich, to
Miss Alice Montague.
J. B. Gibbons, of the U. of NJ, is
working this vacation at the Owosso
Carriage Cos factory.
H. w. Manns force of workmen are
painting and papering the Wesleyan
church in New Haven.
The o. L. l. Band goes to Grand
Rapids in body, Sunday, to select
some new instruments.
The Current Topic CLUB gave Mrs. E.
T. Austin very pleasant surprise at
her home Tuesday afternoon.
The storm of Thursday night did
thousands of dollars of damage to the
growing crops in this part. of the State.
A picnic was held "Wednesday in
honor of Miss Hazel Roberts, who
leaves soon for Detroit to make her
| home.
A. B. Cook attended the Gratiot
County Farmers Club picnic at Alma
July Sd and is attending farmers pic
mic at Clare today.
Many "old timers stated yesterday
that they had never known the river to
be so high before except in case of an
ice jam in the spring.
The receipts at the Owosso postofice
for the past six months exceeded $12,-
100-the largest in the history of the
| Office for that period of time.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde White, of Lawton,
visited in the city this week on their
way to Three Rivers, where Mr.. White
has position as foreman of daily
paper.
Unless warmer weather comes soon,
the crops in this part of the state will
be ruined by the cold and damp. Corn
is already following from the Excessive
rains
Hiram K Lamphere and Miss
Florence Reynolds were married by
Rev.. James Chapman, Tuesday even
ing. They will live at SOB Ament
street.
Earl Day and Albert Amspoler, Jr.,
will be dishonorably discharged from
Company II, at the next meeting, for
failing to attend drills and for other
reasons.
The Shiawassee river was higher
| Thursday than at any time this year.
| Water entering the basement of the
brewery spoiled $400 worth of hops for
| Mueller Bros.
| The grocers of the city have purchased
| the united delivery system from l.. Van
Gieson and will run it themselves. Mr..
Van Gieson may remain in Owosso and
embark in other business.
Mr.. and Mrs E. p. Vandewater
entertained the Christian Endeavor of
the Congregational church at their
home, Tuesday evening. Ice cream
and cake We're served.
The Dorcas Home has asked mer-
chants of the city for donations of fruit
in danger of spelling, and would ap-
preciate any such gifts from other
friends in the city or county.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Cook went to the
Agricultural College Wednesday, July
Cd, to attend the double wedding of
Misses Lillian and Fay Wheeler, daugh'
tiers of Prof. Chas. F. Wheeler.
The first annual meeting of the Michi-
gan Hay Dealers Association will be
held at Flint on Wednesday, July 30,
when several papers of interest to grow.
er and shipper will be read. Albert
Todd, of this city, is president of the as
ISOLATION.
F. H. Bagley, of Owosso, has been
elected trustee of the Stationary
Engineers Association, which met re
Gently at Grand Rapids. George Turn
bull and J. H. BRANDED, also of Owosso,
are second vice president and door
keeper, respectively, of the association.
j. T. Walsh, J. w. Hubbard, w. E
Hall. r. F. Kay, l.. A. Sanderhoff an6
; j. S. Haggart are home from their triI
: to the Mt. Shavana mines, Salida
Col, and several other mining cities