The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-08-28
Local News.

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Local News.
The Henderson Creamery lost 800, re-
Gently by the Astounding of an eastern
buyer.
Miss Meta Gould and nephew,
Gerald, are home from a six weeks TRIP
to the east.
Mrs. Roliin Pond and children have
gone to Detroit and Chatham, Ont, fol-
two weeks. ;,
Philip Cavanaugh. who has spent his
vacation here has returned to his work
at Chicago.
w. E. Hall and family and Mrs. L. C.
Hall and children are home from an out
ing at Crystal Lake.
f. j. Sheldon will be assistant mar
shall of the day at the Labor Day cele-
bration in Ann Arbor.
Thirty couples enjoyed the No Name
Assembly dance at McCurdy Park
Casino, Friday evening
Albert Preston, of Muskegon, has
opened mandolin studio across the hall
from J. B. McIntoshs Office.
Supt. J. w. Simmons conducted al
institute at Lake City this week. He
will return home Saturday morning,
Charles Savage and Ross Warner, who
were interested in the recent cigar
makers strike here. have gone to Grand
Rapids
Jay Matteson, who has been with the
Estey Manufacturing Company the
past mouth, goes back Sept. to the
Citizens Savings Bank.
Charles N. Race has ira ded his house
and lot at 7O7 East Oliver street for G.
w. Parks farm, northwest of Chesan-
ing. TIE latter has moved in.
j. M. Story, proprietor of the Story
Spoke Works, received request recent
ay from Amsterdam, Holland, asking
for prices and samples of his goods.
The offertory solo at Christ Episco-
pal church Sunday morning was How
Sweet the Name of Jesus Is" and was
sung byJameS b. Mcintosh.
The Ann Arbor railroad has paid the
city $50 for the fire hose which was cut
to pieces recently by an engine during
the Ainsworth & Hammer fire.
Philip Shepard's base ball team de-
feated Bennington on Friday by score
o. 81 to 20. Batteries Bloomington
Mcmahon and Byerly; Owosso, Day and
Hughes.
Mrs. Bessie A. Crane of Flint, has
sold her home at 215 Dickerson street to
Sylvenaus Adkins, of South Chapman
street. Mr.. Adkins will move his
family in at once.
Edward Townsend, left the first of the
week for vacation at Milwaukee. He
has resigned his position with the Union
Transfer Co., and accepted one with F.
A. johnson, of the New National.
Agriculturist H. E. Dove reports an
exceptionally fine crop of beets for the
lansing sugar factory. The indica-
tions are that the factory will start its
annual campaign about Oct Lansing
Republican.
The Jelly Ten and their husban DIS
were entertained by Mrs. Fred Grove
and Mrs. E. M. Richardson Friday
night, at the latter's home. Prizes at
progressive pedro were won by Mrs.
Odell Chapman, j. M. Terbush, DIR. and
Mrs. BID
Andrew Geek has just finished con-
crete bridge of ten-foot span over
drain south of Hawkins bridge in Gale
donna. 1t is the first bridge of the kind
to be built in this vicinity, The con-
crete rests on steel Orders fourteen
inches apart and it is claimed, makes
very substantial bridge. 1t is guaran-
teed for two years.
List of letters advertised at Owosso
post Office for the week ending Satur-
dav, August %, 1908: Karl Barnes,
Miss Sarah Beach, Ira Beard, Grace
Beck, Roxie Brown, Penney Surley,
Capt. Gordon Davis, George Davis,
Mrs Kate Dicks, Miss Barbara Casper,
Thomas Hitler. Miss Henrietta Kelly,
Jas. McDougal, Miss Ethel Nelson, DR..
p Parkhurst, Edward M. Pierson, AIRS.
Ernest Phillips, Ret to 100 Owosso,
Mich, Mrs, Mary Quinn, Frank Taylor,
Mrs. Clara Van Antwerp, Archie Wood
worth Fourth class matter, Josh Aus
tin.