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

Jonas Neff has moved his family TO
his farm at Rosebush.
Ray Van Antwerp, of Chesaning, is
rcutting stone at Parkers monument
works.
DIR. Frank Essig and family, of Dow
agiac, will spend the Fourth with Owes
so friends.
Officer Frank j. Mack has been re-
stored to the police force, after few
days lay-off.
| A daughter was. born tc Mr.. and Mrs.
c. Tobias, 1870 South Lansing street.
Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs /. G.. Southworth are
| spending several days at Round Lake
and Laingsburg.
Albert West is home from Meriden,
Conn, where he visited the firm by
which he is employed.
Carl Parkers pony ran away Tuesday.
but was captured by James Campbell
before doing any damage.
Miss Mary Lyon entertained the
Baptist choir at the parsonage, Wednes-
day evening after rehearsal.
Henry Hamper, of Greenville, was
the guest of his son, Charles M. Ham
per, Wednesday and Thursday.
Mrs Edward Townsend returned
home, Wednesday evening, after
years stay in the state of Washington
Miss Lizzie McCreedy has returned
home from Milwaukee, where she has
been teaching school for the past three
years.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Frey and children
are at Grand Haven, enjoying an out
ing. r. j. Titus is running Mr. Frey's
| market.
Charles Crane recently caught
pickerel in the Shiawassee, which was
twenty-eight inches in length, and
weighed six pounds.
Clarence Rourke, son of Martin
Rourke, of Rush, recently won gold
medal at st. Mary's College, Kansas
City, for oratory.
Ralph B. Kenyon, who has been the
guest of his aunt, Mrs. J. A Church,
for several weeks, returned home to
Brooklyn Tuesday,
Herman Clark, thirteen years old, was
taken to the reform school this week for
being disorderly. He will remain there
until seventeen years of age
Mrs. Helen Zimmerman has been
called to Detroit to care for her sister,
Mrs Lyman Fairman, who is very seri-
| ously i'll in the hospital there
The Mccormick machine agency at
jackson sent j. H. Payne beautiful
bunch of roses this week. Mr. Payne is
seriously i'll of catarrhal pneumonia.
Owosso Lodge No. 753 b. p. o. Elks,
will initiate class of 100 candidates at
the armory next Tuesday evening. A
spread and social session will follow
Miss Diana Mitchell died Monday of
Bright's disease at the home of her
brother, Robert Mitchell, in Rush town
| ship. The remains were inferred
Thursday
Dog Warden Charles Holden will soon
have dog pound, the council having
authorized the erection of one. Holden
will have twenty per cent of the fees
collected at the pound
Miss Emma Louise Carey, formerly
stenographer at the Owosso Carriage
Co. S factory, was married June 26 to
William Erickson, at Devils Lake, n.
d. They will reside at that place.
Mrs. Ella Osmer, who was injured on
North Ball street last summer by
falling on a defective sidewalk, has re-
Trained from bringing damage suit on
the payment by the council of $1,000.
In the competitive examination at
Capt. McCaughna's office Monday even
ing, Floyd Devereaux answered the
largest per cent of the questions cor
rectly, and was awarded a corporate
stripes.
H. S. Hadsall's picture will be in the
Elks' souvenir of the National conven-
ton at Salt Lake City next August.
Mr.. Hadsall is Past Exalted Ruler of
Owosso lodge, and a delegate to the
convention.
"Warrented patent leather" says a
sign in local shoe store. A window
sign in another business place adver-
tises "extention' tables. Sign painters
should be required to pass an examina-
ton in spelling before being allowed to
WELD a brush
The Owosso Elks have decided to give
an excursion to the Elks carnival at
Detroit, some time between July IA and
20. Secretary Fred Edwards was in De.
troit Wednesday to make the necessary
arrangements and hopes to get 81. 25 rate
for the round trip. ,,~
Il G. A. Common has applied for patent
on new sectional ice cream molder
which he has invented, and which will