The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-07-17

his parents here.
Miss Lucy Close, of Urbana, o., is a
guest of Miss Grace Amos.
Osburn e. Sons have erected large
arc light in front of their store.
Grant Foote has taken G. A. Garner
place with the American Express Co.
The lawn fete at Fayette Square, Fri
day night, netted st. Agnes Guild $50.
Floyd Blair, of d. M, Christians
store, is taking two weeks vacation.
Mrs. Jay Cramer. north Cedar street,
is at Bay City and Kingston for visit.
Richard Reid. south Chapman street,
is recovering from an attack of appendi-
citis. M Bit
E. L. Bunting and F. w. Pearce and
their families are at Crystal Lake for
an outing.
Dorr Day and wife are spending the
week in Marion with Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Lawrence.
Miss Sadie Faller, of Pontiac, is visit
ing her cousins, Misses Mamie and
Annie Phillips.
G. A. Dewitt will be back in Owosso
this week to move his family to Chat
tanooga, Tenn.
G. A. Hildreth, of Waters, formerly
of Owosso, has been made M. c. r. r..
station agent at Gaylord.
Miss Grace Todd has given up her
position at E. F. Dudley.s. Miss Hattie
Latourette takes her place.
The Mclean gallery has several views
of interest, among them pictures of the
recent fires, in front of the gallery.
The Ann Arbor railroad gives its an
nual excursion to the north on Thurs
day, July 90. Many Owosso people ex-
pect to go.
Major George B. McCaughna and
Capt. z. H. Ross inspected Company F.
at Saginaw, Friday night, and found it
In good condition.
Oliver E. Field. who has been superin-
tending the building of the Vigor-O
plant. has completed his work and re-
turned to Chicago.
Eleanor, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. d. Lyon, celebrated her sixth birth
day, Monday, by giving party to a
score of little friends.
Among the new phones put in by the
Union Telephone Co. are: 342, Mrs.
Alice Terry; 51s, c. H. Bement and $40,
Owosso Business College
G.. Edward Prout, who stole scr from
roomer at Nye's hotel, is serving sc
days in the county Jail. Justice Nc
Caughna sentenced him.
Two births were reported Sunday
son to Mr.. and Mrs. William Rathke
Grover street, and son to Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Chapman, Stewart street.
During the performance of Stetson':
Uncle Toms Cabin, here, Saturday
night, section of seats fell and fright
ened many women, but no one wa:
hurt
The funeral of John Spencer New
Haven township pioneer, occurred from
the West Haven church Sunday after.
noon. Deceased was n years of age
and leaves family.
Ora Linabury, formerly of the o. &
G. E is now foreman over the tele-
phone and repair gangs on Chicago
Aurora & Elgin electric line with head
quarters at Wheaton, Ill.
The New Era Association, of Grand
Rapids, has paid George H. Grahame
of Detroit, the sum of $4,000. Mrs
Grahame, who died recently, was insured
for that amount in the Association.
County Clerk Martin is preparing for
M. L. Stewart 81 Co., who bought the
bonds, the history of the proposed new
court house, from the call from tn,
special election down to the present
time.
The old court house at Corunna, has
been sold to Fox e. Mason Furniture
Co., of Corunna, for $500. The build
ing will be torn down and rebuilt in tn,
form of flats for the men who work il
the factory.
A broken journal box derailed tw'
cars at the Chapman street crossing o
the Ann Arbor, Saturday night, and the
cars loaded with iron ore, rolled into
the front yard of Mrs. Catherin
Phillips. The track was blocked for {
few minutes only.
Peter Jandheur, 81 years old, VIII
lives north of Corunna, fell from tn
peak of his fathers barn forty feet t.
the floor, last week. He was fixing tn
hay fork when the pulley broke, Jand
hours leg was broken and he receives
severe internal injuries but will live
At the regular council meeting OIL
Monday evening, the bills were allowe
and H. N. Ainsworth was given pei
mission to dump the refuse from tn
burned warehouse in the depression a
the foot of Cass street. M. l.. Parke
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