The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-08-07
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II. j. Daniels Is home from fort
nights trip on the lakes,
John Collins is at ST. Johns and OVID
for two weeks vacation.
Leo Mckenzie has accepted place al
attendant in the Pontiac asylum.
Miss Hannah Dewey leaves Wednes
day to visit friends in Pennsylvania
Mr.. and Mrs JIG. Steggall visited
friends in Lansing the first of tho week
! G.. B. Humphrey, of Durand, is the
new agent for the Strand Trunk at Co
runna.
Henry Ruess, of Los lAngeles, CAL, il
visiting his parents in Bennington
township.
William Comstock is home from a
long stay in Indian Territory for visit
with his parents.
Percy Crum, Roy Mclean, Benjamin
Robbins and Harry Ingersoll are camp
ing at Pine Lake.
The South Washington and West
Main street bridges are condemned be.
cause of poor planking
Mr. and Mrs. w. d. Murray leave
soon for Burlington, VT, to visit Mr..
and Mrs. H E. Southworth.
Mrs. Charles Doherty and two chill.
dren, of Brown City, Ind, are guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. M. b. Gates.
Miss Pearl Bilhimer is working at
the Racket store. Miss Emma Haupt
has resigned her place there.
Mrs. E. P. Vandewater has returned
to her home in Grayling accompanied
by her sister, Miss Lulu Gilbert.
The Vigor-O Health Food Company,
Ltd, of this city, made its first shipment
Saturday-10O cases to Chicago.
Misses Gertrude and Clara Byrnes are
spending two weeks in Detroit with
their sister, Mrs. Elmer Herbert.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Crawford will
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Lake, guests at the Windermere.
Lucy Bingham, disorderly person
seventeen years old, has been sent back
to her home at Elsie by Justice Walsh.
A. w. Hendersons blue frame Re-
lance bicycle was stolen from Murray
& Terbush's corner, Saturday evening"
Misses Florence Blackmer and Lola
Mattison, of Saginaw, are guests for a
week at the home of A. N. Richardson.
Mrs Helen Zimmerman is home from
a two weeks stay at Detroit. Her sis
ter; Mrs. Lyman Fairman, is not i'm
proving in health
Lonetia. little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Gillett, fell against the
range one day recently, and cut a bad
cash over her eye.
G. s. Bingham unloaded at Vernon,
on Friday $50 head of Washington and
Idaho lambs. The first western feeding
lambs for the county this season.
The Ann Arbor railroad has given up
its option on the car ferry Manistique,
which operated on the lakes out of
Frankfort. Plans for new boat are
being drawn.
The work of double tracking the
Grand Trunk between Port Huron and
Battle Greek has been completed with
the exception of small section in the
city of Lansing.
At the Baptist church, Sunday morn
ing, the offertory was Mascagnis' Ave
Maria, by Mrs. r. J. Tick. The even
ing offertory was Mendelssohns "Song
Without Words"
Mrs Maggie DeForest, wife of Emery
DeForest, local carpenter, was fined
$40 at Lansing recently for stealing six
dollars from the Horton House, where
she worked as domestic.
Company II had forced march to
the Wellington Clarke farm, four and
Il hall ullleS SUZUKI VI luC OltyJ pdIuiudy
evening returning Sunday morning.
Guard was maintained all night. The
camp and march proved very enjoyable.
Mesdames r. P. and w. H. Bigelow,
E. L. Devereaux, r. J. Brown, F. E.
Kohler, A. H. Northway, G. B Nc
Caughna, A. M. Hume, w. E. Collins,
and F. H. Watson, spent Saturday with
Mrs. G. J. Matthews at Newburg.
The board of supervisors will meet on
August 10 to receive bids for the con-
struction of the new court house. 1t is
believed the work can be done for $75,
900. Architects in Jackson, Chicago,
and Ann Arbor are figuring on the job.
The Owosso Canning Company has
reset its boilers and built an addition
2Ox40 feet to its plant, so that the large
crop of tomatoes in prospect may be
taken care of. About fifty persons will
be hired between August Is and 25 to
do the canning.
1t seems almost unnecessary to caution
people TO lock up their homes securely
if they leave them on Wednesday next
to attend the circus. However, as near