The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-07-31

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A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas sherman, Friday.
William Horn and family are enjoy
ing an outing at Crystal Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. H. White have gone
to Chicago for ten days stay.
A son was born Tuesday to Mr. and
Mrs, Peter Helms, Cass street.
Misses Hazel and Myrtle Jopling are
home from a weeks camping at Linden.
Edgar Bennett late of the Laings-
burg News, expects to locate in this
city
A son was born Friday morning to
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ching, Corunna
avenue
Hazel Callard, North Ball street, re-
ceived fine birthday present Tuesday,
a new piano.
Mrs. Charles Gabriel who has been in
the west some years, is the guest of old
friends here.
Rev. Seth Reed occupied the pulpit of
the first M. E. church, Sunday morning
and evening.
There was very heavy thunder
| storm, Tuesday evening. 1t did consid-
cradle damage.
Two carloads of second hand rails
have arrived for use on the West Main
street car line.
William Honaker and family, of
Grand Rapids, are spending week with
Wendell Klaus.
F. d. Jacques, the photographer who
succeeded j. w. Paine, has moved his
gallery to Muskegon.
Miss Blanche Shepard, Owosso town
ship, will teach the primary department
OF the Vernon schools this fall.
Mrs. Harvey johnson and daughter
and Mrs. R. s. Coy are spending two
weeks at Henderson and Chesaning.
Mrs. Alvin M. Bentley's class in the
Congregational Sunday school had its
annual picnic at the park Wednesday.
Company H will meet tonight and
prepare shelter tents for the forced
march Saturday evening to the Clarke
farm.
Mrs. F. A. Barrows is ill with la.
grippe at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. T. H. Bonsor, East Williams
street
William Sinnott, who works at Du-
rand is at his home here He was serious
ly injured recently by bar striking
him in the stomach.
Miss Inez Sheldon, of Hillsdale, for
merly a teacher in the Owosso city
schools, was married last week to Mr..
Charles Tyler, of Hillsdale.
II. N. Ainsworth has purchased his
partners share in the elevator business
of Ainsworth & Hammer, and will prob
ably rebuild the burned plant.
Calvin Dell has resigned his position
as deputy for the NJ. w. A. He has a
similar position with the Modern
Brotherhood of America, fraternal in
surance society.
The Owosso Union men will 60 to
Corunna in body, this evening to at
tend a mass meeting, the purpose of
which is to reawaken interest in union
ism at the county seat.
Charles T. Holmes, of Owosso, tel
egraph operator formerly of Alger
county, has been licensed to wed Miss
Eunice l., Lashbrook, of st. Clair
Each is 81 years of age
Misses Stiff, Frieseke and Chapel and
Mr.. Cadman, pupils of Miss Edith
Wykes, gave very successful musical,
Friday evening, at the home of julius
Frieseke, Corunna Avenue.
Mrs E. d. Marden and daughter,
Miss Mary Marden left today for
the east. Mrs. Marden will sail
about August z, for the Orient Miss
Marden will spend the summer in Bos
ton and New York
The residence of E. A. Convis, at Hen
derson was burglarized Tuesday night.
AS Mr.. Convis and family are in North
Dakota, it is not known how much was
taken, although apparently but little of
value is missing.
The labor unions of the city will have
a special train to Ann Arbor on Labor
Day-Monday, Sept. Tat a rate of
$1.25 for the round trip. The COM
mittee having the matter in charge
hopes to take 1900 people or more to
Ann Arbor.
w. II. Taylor, Frank and Charles
Bennett claim to have weeded in salts
factory manner forty rod row of beets
each in twelve minutes, and believe that
constitutes record for speed. The
young men belong to Fred Miller's
gang en- the Place farm.
Mrs. J. N. Zimmerman and children,
of Birmingham, have been guests few
days of Mr.. and Mrs G. p Hall, South
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