The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-07-25

Miss Daisy Fish, of Syracuse, Ny, il
visiting old friends here
Miss Grace Dewey is expected home
from Ann Arbor tomorrow.
Canton No. 8, l. o. o. F., will be in
spected tonight by General S. A. Will
Hams.
Owosso Camp NJ. w. A. elected two
new members at its meeting Wednesday
evening.
Corunna business men have petitioned
the Grand Trunk for new depot al
that place.
j. G. johnson, Fred Edwards and
Fred Wildermuth attended the Saginaw
races this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley E. Parkill sail
Saturday from New York City for a
three months trip to Europe.
John Cook expects to move his stock
soon from the Brewer building to the
store formerly occupied by Tannehill.
Mrs. L, E. Phelps, Of Austinburg,
Ohio, is expected in this city next week
to visit her mother, Mrs. H. N. Williams.
Miss Alice Rogers, formerly of Owosso
was married Thursday at the home of
her parents in Sandusky, O., to Gusta-
vus A. Meyer.
w. G. Gunnison has been appointed
as local representative for the Inter
national Correspondence Schools, of
Scranton, Pa.
Rev. James Chapman will occupy the
NJ. E. pulpit at Ovid, Sunday. Rev.
Wood, of Chicago, will preach at the
Asbury church.
George Cute expects to take active
charge of the sanitarium next May, and
will run an automobile between the city
and Gute's Hill.
The Grand Trunk ran an excursion to
Detroit, Tuesday, for Pains Last Days
of Pompeii." About forty Owosso
people took advantage of the low rate.
Mrs. George A. Thompson, of Cincin
natl, Ohio, is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Josiah Thompson. Rev. Thomp
son is at present with party of friends
in Ireland.
Rev. Alex Danskin, of West Bay
City, will occupy the pulpit of the Con
gregational church Sunday morning
He will be the guest of A. G. Cram
while in the city.
The sports and amusements com
mittee of the Labor Day Association
has been given the privilege of spending
$175 for amusements. The music com
mittee will spend $500.
H. c. Presley and family passe,
through the city yesterday on their wa.
from Montana to Bay City. The.
made the entire journey by wagon, hav
ing left Montana March 25, and passin,
through nine states. The length of tn
trip is 5000 miles
Albert Todd, president of the Associa
tion, will attend the annual meeting O
the State Hay Dealers Association, a
Flint on Wednesday next The pro
gram will include an address of wei
come by Mayor Alvord, and papers an,
addresses by members of the Associa
tion.
William Bentley, father Of A. M. an,
E. E. Bentley and Mrs. Warren Pier
pont, of this city, died Sunday at hi
home in Clifton Springs, N. Y, aged z
years. He leaves a widow and tbre
children besides those above named
The Owosso sons attended the funera
at Clifton Springs Wednesday.
Mr.. T. d. Dewey is in receipt of
letter from w. r. Carpenter, o
Matunuck, r. l., owner of the cele
brated stallion Jerome Eddy 2:16 1-S
saying that the horse is perfectly SCUM
and all right in every way, that he
always prize winner at fairs and re
Gently trotted an exhibition half mil
without any preparation in 10s A
Eddy was % years old last April thi
may be regarded as great exhibition
Mr. Carpenter also states that he is tn
sire of fine lot of colts.
An informal, farewell reception il
honor Of Worshipful Master, H. Eu
gene Southworth, will be held at tn
lodge rooms, by the members of Owoss
Lodge, 81, F. & A. NJ, Friday evening
July 25th., 1902, from seven to nine.
w. E. ATEN, H. L. CROSBY,
Senior Warden. Acting Secy.