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

elStci III LdHSluS.
Mr. and Mrs. J. d. Estes are spendil
a few days with friends at Ovid.
Rural routes number two from Per
and Byron will be started Sept LIST.
Miss Grace Amos is spending we,
in Detroit with Miss Helen Grahame.
f. J. Rockwell has returned to Perl
Ark, after business trip to this cit
Mr.. and Mrs. Rollon A. Lord al
spending two weeks at Clio and Byron
Mr. and Mrs. A T. Thomas leave t.
morrow for visit of ten days at Eas
Tawas.
M. L. Wright has purchased the hous
occupied by G. E. Benoy, East William
street.
Enos Norris, of d. M. Christian
store, will take fortnights vacation a
st. Johns.
w. G. Wiley, father of Mrs. c. A
Towne, died at Lansing, yesterday
aged "A years.
Miss Matte Horsman, of Detroit, il
visiting here for a week with Mis-
Frances Clapp.
Mrs. A. Whaley and two daughters
of Corunna Avenue, are spending the
summer in Detroit.
Glenn Reynolds, Don Hoyt and son,
and Misses Mamie Hoyt and Sara Whit
more are camping at Linden.
The Laingsburg baseball team was de-
feated by Henderson, Friday, at Hen
derson, by score of II to 10.
Rev. H. Van Zimmerman, of Armada,
has succeeded Bennett & Burton as
owner of the Laingsburg News.
Mrs. N. A. Goodyear and Mrs. Frank
E. Sutfin left Saturday fora weeks visit
with relatives in Detroit, Toledo and
Cleveland.
Frank Lotridge has moved to Fergus.
He is member of Company H, but will
be unable to attend camp and has ap-
piled for discharge.
Ann Arbor Engineer John O'Connor,
IF Frankfort, and brother M. G. En-
yineei P. J. O'Connor, of Bay City, are
lere for their vacation.
Charles Ward, of Brant Center, and
Miss Laura Luther, of Byron, were
United in marriage, Saturday at Corun-
la by Justice Mcbride.
Mr. and Mrs o. M. Connell entertain
d last week at the home of Mr.. and
drs. Julius Frieseke, in honor of Mr..
nd Mrs. Connelps fifth wedding an
iversary.
William Barrisford and Niles Wig
ms purchased a Thomas double seated
automobile in Detroit, last week, to be
sed in conveying passengers to and
rom the Exchange Hotel.
The work of laying pipes throughout |
he Ann Arbor yards in the vicinity of |
ne car shops has been completed, and |
GREATER all drilling of iron and steel
ill be done by pneumatic tools |
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. H E. Warren
{ Buena Park, CAL, on the 26th, son
9th Mr.. and Mrs Warren were former
esidents of this city and have the con-
of their many friends.
Ten year old Beulah Clark, of Owos-
}, who was lost for two days, was
cated at Oakley, Thursday. She had
one to Oakley to visit her grandmother,
stead of to Byron to visit her mother.
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Kline, 6O1 Stewart
rect, entertained their twelve children
dinner, Monday, after which two of
e older boys, Harry and Edward, left
+ Fergus and Memphis Tenn, respec-
vely.
Miss May Smith. daughter of Mr.. and
rs. Jos. Smith, r. F. d. 6, received a
lie hammock from the Detroit Journal
is morning, having been awarded one
the prizes for story written for the
lnior Journal.
The common council at a special
Getting last week, voted to allow the
e of Macadam between the rails of the
rect car track on West Main street,
stead of brick, and consented to the
e of At inch rails instead of six inch.
On Wednesday evening of next week,
Q railroad representatives and those
10 intend going on the National G. A.
excursion to San Francisco will meet
q. A. r. hall for an understanding. |
lie excursionists want the rate reduced
,m $50 to $40 for the round trip. II
Special Agent s. B. Daboll, Postmas-
9 Lindley, of Vernon, Eveleth, of
runna, and Epson, Of Durand, were
the post Office Monday consulting as I
rural routes from the four
ces. Five new routes will soon be
each from Vernon, :
rand, and Owosso and two from Co.
Ina. II
he board of directors of the Chamber
Commerce will recommend that the
neil exempt H. N. Ainsworth from
alton for the period Of five years if :