The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-08-28
!. J. Davis is in the east on business

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Mrs.. Edward Kalaher has returned
from Chicago.
Miss Mabel Halstead is spending her
vacation at Milford.
Jennings Abel and Ray Hamilton have
gone to Menominee.
Daniel Guiman is home from trip to
the Upper Peninsula.
L. r. Doolittle has returned from a
long stay in Chicago.
Harry R. Cole has recovered from an
illness ofseveral days
y Nathaniel Williams has been granted
patent on scaffold. -
Wilman Miner has entered the en-
ploy of Osburn & Sons. ).
T. Taphouse has been spending sever
al days at Crystal Lake
A daughter was born Tuesday to Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Bowling.
Miss Matte Braman, of Bay City, is
a guest at l.. q. Heyer's.
Miss Eva d. Strahle will attend the
Ypsilanti Normal this fall.
Miss Addie Royce will teach in the
Dearborn schools this year.
Mr.. and Mrs, c. w. Gale will spend
the next few days at Frankfort.
Edward Struber has been spending
two weeks in the Upper Peninsula.
J. G. Shattuck and G. A. Connor were
in st. Charles on business Monday.
E. H. Mosher is spending the week
with G. w. Detwiler at Crystal lake.
Mrs. e. II. Wilson and daughter Ruth
of Hickory street, are back from Canada.
Mrs. A. E. Ferry has been the guest Of
friends in Stockbridge part of the week.
Mrs. n. N. Ainsworth and two sons
are back from visit at Oshkosh, Wis.
o. L. Sprague and family returned
Tuesday evening from stay at Crystal
Lake.
Harvey White has gone to Detroit to
work for the Peoples Quitting Com
pany.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Ryon, who live
near Ovid, will purchase home in
OwossO.
Miss Winifred Beach will teach in the
Ii do ~ Of f1,a al Il
this year.
Harry and Warren Hood, of Maple
Ridge, are visiting relatives in Mt.
Pleasant
For SALE several thousand first class
Washington Cedar shingles. Enquire at
this Office.
Frank D. Collamer has purchased
VIM. Harris residence on South Ian
sing street.
Mrs. L. E. Gould is back from Sterl-
ing Ill, where she was a guest Of her
son, Lawrence.
Mrs. Orena Clapp and daughter have
gone Akron, y to visit their son and
brother, A. M. Clapp.
Mrs. John Thorne and son Willie, of
Flint, have been guests of her sister,
Mrs. J. d. Estes, Goodhue street.
George M. Edwards, of this city, is
being mentioned for the position of over
seer during the construction of the
court house at Corunna.
w. d. Underwood and E. H. Cherry
are in Orange County. O., to attend the
34th annual picnic of the Western Re-
serve Pioneer Association.
George M. Edwards has completed
the plans for new $4,000, four-room
school building at Belleville. The let
ting will take place Sept. Z.
Edward Giles, new foreman for the
Owosso Manufacturing Co., has moved
his family here from Fenton, and resides
on North Washington street
Hiram Monroe and wife have moved to
Elgin Ills, and the county is now with
out coroner. 1. o. Chase, of Owosso,
has made application for the place.
Roth g. Sullivan are having the front
of their store re-modeled, the stairway
taken out and other improvements made,
which will greatly improve the appear
ance of the property beside making their
store much lighter.
Much trouble is being experienced by
the Owosso Manufacturing Company in
laying twelve inch suction pipe to the
river. The pipe goes down fifteen feet
and despite a cement wall. the earth
caves in frequently, filling the excaya-
ton.
The Red Book for September an
nounces that Zone Touch of Nature"
a short story by NJ J. Phillips, of Owos-
so, will appear in the October number.
Munseys for September, contains The
Love of Section Man. by the same
author.
Almon Monroe, Of this city. an in
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