The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-06-19

Clark N. Harmon. Ridge street, moves
his family to Minnesota this week.
! George Boyers, who has been working
in Durand, has returned to Owosso.
Paul Thiede cut his hand quite badly
this week on saw at Estey Factory B.
Postmasters Eveleth, of Corunna, and
Lindley, Vernon, were in the city We'd
nesday.
Misses Flora Ray and Georgia Zell-
mer, of Fenton, are guests of Mrs. F,
j. Storrer.
G.. L. Nutson, who is working at
Pontiac, expects to move his family
there soon. Tgffa 70 YIN.
Walter Amos, Miss Ethel Hunt and
John Murray will attend the M. A. e.
next year. -S
The vigor-O boilers were fred up and
the machinery tested for the first time
on Saturday.
Miss Whitford trimmer for Miss Ken
yon, has returned to her homcsUt KEN
dallville, Ind.
The Central Labor Union has accept
ed an invitation to celebrate Labor Day
at Ann Arbor.
Jay Woodruff. principal of the con-
cord schools, is visiting his mother, Mrs
Electa Woodruff. 49, ~
Fred J. Weber has returned from
Gull Lake, where he has been erecting
summer cottage.
Miss Edna Gabriel is home from
Jonesville, where she has been trimmer
in millinery store.
S. w. Sadler went to Tecumseh this
week toattend the reunion of the Fourth
Michigan Infantry. ~ A. ~
Fred Chandler, of Princeton, Ind,
brother of George Chandler, has moved
his family to this city.
John Fletcher, South Cedar street, is
home from four weeks visit in Wash
ington and South Dakota. ~
Mrs A. H. Parkill and Mrs. Ida Lyon
leave next week for Colorado Springs,
Col, to spend the summer
Capt. and Mrs. z. H. Ross were at
Olivet this week, attending the gradual
ing exercises at the college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Carmody are
entertaining their daughter Mrs. j. S.
McConvery, of London, Ont.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H.gCherry have re-
turned to the city from the west where
they have been for two years.
Margaret E. Decker, widow of Giles
R Decker, of Corunna, has been grant
ed pension of So per month
G. w. Carman, of Chicago, former
principal of the high school, was in the
city few hours on Saturday.
Mrs. Charles Doran, who has been
sick several weeks, has been taken to a
hospital at Saginaw for treatment.
Rev. F. A. Stephens is in Cleveland.
where he will on Sunday supply the
Franklin Avenue Congregational
church.
Company III has voted into member
ship Leroy d. Taylor, of Owosso, and
Deputy County Clerk Homer Mcbride,
of Corunna,
In the case of David Sawyer VS.. the
Michigan Central R. r., attorney for
defendant has entered motion for
security of costs.
Letters from Hon. Geo. T. Mason
state that the members of the party
who recently went to California are
having delightful time. wE prl
DR.. A. NJ Hume returns today from
indianapolis, where he has been attend
ing the convention of the international
Railway Surgeons Association.
DR.. and Mrs B. S. Sutherland are in
Ann Arbor attending the commence
ment exercises at the u. of M. and the
reunion of Mr. Sutherland's class-that
of '03.
City Clerk Edwards, Aldermen bet
wiler, Ketcham, and Nichols were at
Adrian this week, attending the meet
ing of the Michigan League of Munich
palities.
Miss Marion Davis, pupil of Miss Ivah
Peterson, gave very enjoyable piano
recital at Miss Peterson's home Tuesday
evening. She was assisted by Miss
Annie Osburn. vocalist ~
In the case of Hall Bros, Nichols &
butcher Company VS.. Job Naldrett, of
Durand, for goods sold, Justice Nc
Caughna on Tuesday gave plaintiff a
judgment for ESQ., Odell Chapman was
the firms attorney. -
In the list of U. of M. graduates in
the Detroit papers Wednesday morning
appeared the names of Gaylord Nelson
Finch and Jerry Bernard Gibbons who
take the degree of d. D. s.. and Mary
Hannah Dewey whose degree is B. A.
All from Owosso. "a.
Watson 81 Chapman have been re-