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

>. II. Parklll was In Detroit, yester-
day.
Miss Dolly Myers is working for F.
d. Moffatt.
H. H. Daniels is enjoying an outing
at Mackinac.
] Albert Todd is spending week at
Newport News, Va.
Miss Mabel Morgan will spend her va
cation at Crystal Lake.
Miss Edith Frieseke has returned
fron an extended trip east.
Mrs. Niles Virgins is visiting at
Frankfort and Traverse City.
Miss Maude Cole leaves this week for
long visit at Parshallville.
A son was born last week to Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Mitchell, Pine street.
Miss Maggie Phillips, south Chapman
street, is in Battle Creek for visit.
/ Mrs. j. M. Terbush has retured from
an outing at Detroit and other places.
j. w. Hubbard raised large barn on
his place near Bennington, Wednesday.
Mrs. Michael Griffith is in Cadillac,
visiting an aunt she has not seen in 3s
years.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Clough and
daughter are at Crystal Lake for a short
outing.
A third advertising car of Forepaugh
& Sells Bros. Shows was in the city
Wednesday.
Mrs. Charles Schoenberg and three
children, of Muskegon, are visiting at
N. Miesens.
George s. Waterbury, 4O3 East King
street. has gone to Boone, Iowa, on a
business trip.
Miss Josephine Collier returned Sat
urday from visit at Cleveland and a
trip up the lakes.
W. A. Priest has been working in
Collins drug store during the absence
of G. T. Reynolds.
Rev. G. H. Hanks will leave Monday
for Crystal Lake to spend the month at
that popular resort.
Ward Griswold and Miss Margaret
Reber, both of Owosso, have been issued
a marriage license.
Frank Sutfin has just finished paint
ing handsome delivery wagon for the
City Steam laundry.
Rural route number two from Ban
croft will start Sept. 1st. The present
route will be shortened.
Miss Eva Robinson is home from
Grayling where she has been visiting
for the past two weeks.
Erastus Barnes is visiting in Owosso.
He has recently returned from an eight
months stay in California.
Misses Louise Loeffier, of Wyandotte,
and Frances Salliotte, of Ecorse, are
guests of Miss Marie Sayles.
Fred R. Brown, Mrs. VIM. Foote
and Headley Cooper are assisting at the
Davis Dry Goods Co. s store.
Prof. A. J. Cadman and family have
gone to Windsor, where Mr. Cadman
and son Vivian will locate business
college.
Innis Royce has gone to Chicago
Heights to work. Waldo Royce sue
ceeds him as delivery man for the
Racket store.
Mr. and Mrs. o. L. Sprague and son,
Henry, left Wednesday for Crystal Lake
Mrs. Sprague and Henry expect to re-
main until Sept. lst.
Mrs. Eta Harrington, of Fraser
Bros. grocery, is spending her vacation
in Detroit and other places. Miss Eva
Fraser is doing her work.
Attorney John Bloomington, who
formerly played third base in the Owes
so State League team, was fatally in
jured by runaway at his home in
Springfield, Ills, last week.
Samuel Willis has purchased Read
ing steam automobile which seats six
persons. Mr.. Willis will spend more
time hereafter in Owosso with his
family, and the machine will be kept
here.
w. E. Mckenzie and family are home
from an outing at Detroit. Miss Mabel
Henderson accompanied them for a
visit. Mr.. Mckenzie sold the A. West
pacer while there, and the animal will
be put on the track.
County Clerk John Y. Martin is busy
making list for the secretary OF state
of the justices of the peace in Shiawas-
ace county. There are sixty-eight and
nj, Int two-the recently elected officials
IN Antrim and Bennington, have quail
fed.
Mr. and Mrs. Milo Crane, of Hender-
son were tipped from their carriage
sunday afternoon on Corunna avenue
Their horse became frightened at e. I.
1osl;n,s automobile and the street car