The Owosso times., 1903-08-14

George Gray, of Bay City, is spend
ing two weeks here.
DR.. S. S. 9. Phippen has refurnished
and repapered his Office.
Samuel LamfIom is the guest of hi;
son in North Baltimore, o.
DR.. G.. N. Finch spent the week al
Clark Lake, near Jackson.
Miss Daisy Sutton, 416 East King
street, is visiting in Chicago. r
A SON was born Sunday to Mr.. and
Mrs. John Perry, Stewart street. 0
Mrs. VIM. Grant and children have
gone to Canada to visit for month.
= Misses Lottie Noonan and Blanche
Preece visited this week at Battle Creek.
The Sunday school of the First M. E.
church will picnic at McCurdy Park on
Labor Day.
Mrs. M. B. Gates has gone to Detroit
for visit From there she will go on
to Chicago.
Harry R. Cole expects to attend the
national convention of Odd Fellows at
Baltimore, September 21.
Miss Lucy Tschan, of Lyon & Pond s
store, is spending two weeks vacation
at her home in Corunna.
The defective spots in the asphalt
have been marked by the paving COM
pany and will be repaired soon.
Fred Menshardt will soon go to De-
troit again for an examination, as his
stomach bothers him considerably.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Helms 202 Cass street, died Satur-
day. Interment took place Sunday.
The M. w. A. degree team, under
command of Capt. w. M. Case, will
drill for $50 prize at Alma, Aug. 26.
The girls of the sewing department of
the Owosso Casket Company picnicked
at McCurdy Park, Saturday evening.
At Whitney g. Days several good
pictures of the wreck at Durand are on
exhibition. w. V. Robbins took them.
The Bennington base ball team de-
feated the Owls, of this city, the first Of
the week at Bennington by a score of 1s
to7.
James Float smashed the forefnger of
his left hand at Steggalls machine shop,
this week, and will be laid up several
days.
The base ball game at the Carriage
Works grounds between the printers
and clerks will take place this after.
noon.
Alfred Cook raised disturbance at
Fischer's saloon, Saturday night, and
paid the costs Monday to Justice Nc
Caughna.
Miss Nellie Laveck is home from a
three weeks visit at Detroit and Buffalo.
She is entertaining Miss Blanche Boylan,
of Detroit.
Leo Crum has gone to the Les Chen
eaux Islands to spend six weeks on the
launch of member of the faculty at
the U. of NJ, DIR. Kenyon.
Mrs. Thomas Kerwin and children
are enjoying an outing at Cry stal Lake.
Mrs. Andrew Niblock and Mrs. VIM.
Barnes left Saturday for the same place.
James Harvey, SOB south Chapman
street, lost the thumb and fore finger of
his right hand, Monday by mangling
them on saw at Estey Factory B.
George Welsh, of Chicago, who was
resident of Owosso fifty years ago, is a
guest of his bother-in-law, S. F.
Hughes. His last visit here was eight
years ago.
j. H. BRANDED shipped three tanks
built of 3-S inch steel, each tank 6x4x10
feet, to the Ionia reformatory Saturday,
where they will be used for water
storage. Each will hold So barrels.
Mrs Jacob Meinstine gave surprise
party at her home, Friday evening, for
Mrs. NJ Schulein. She entertained the
Star of Hope Rebekahs. Mrs. Schulein
returns home to New York City Sept. 10.
At meeting of the Venice township
board at Venice last Saturday, the
board decided, by vote of 2 to 1, not to
give Edward Brown, of Durand, a
license to sell liquor at Lennon this
year.
In the vicinity of the handle of the
big dipper astronomers say there is
comet with three tails. Persons with
particularly strong eyes might institute
a search for it these evenings, but to the
average individual it will be search in
vain.
The case of John 8. Marble VS.. the
Owosso Sugar Company was settled out
of court Tuesday by the allowance of
Mr.. Marbles claim in full, $261. so.
Mr.. Marble had gang of beet-weeders
at work and the company thought he
expended too much money.
J. H.. BRANDED, F. w. Turner and
George w. Miner were at Kalamazoo
Sunday, attending the meeting of the
State Engineers Association. MIR.
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