The Owosso times., 1903-08-14
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Ackerson were il
Fenton the first of the week.

Mr.. and Mrs 5. II. Ackerson were in
Fenton the first of the week.
S. Dean, secretary of the Gas Com
pany, was in the city yesterday.
Steven Harrington has gone to Big
Bend, Washington, where he will
locate.
The annual reunion of the 10th Michi.
gan Infantry will be held at Fenton,
Sept. 9th
Miss Maude Gale returned home Wed
nesday evening from visit at Grand
Haven.
Harry J. Could, of Buffalo, has spent
the week at the home of his mother,
Mrs Nancy Gould.
Miss Mabel Ferry gave an offertory
solo at the First NJ. E. church, Sunday
morning, with her violin.
Mr., and Mrs. l.. B. Allison entertain.
ed Friday evening for visiting relatives
at their home on East Williams street.
Mrs. H. G. Wickham and daughter
left Wednesday evening to visit rela-
tives in New York.
The base ball game at Corunna last
week between the BARRIERS and bar
tenders of Owosso, resulted in tie 81
to 27.
Mrs. A. j. Leatherman, who lives
south of town, is entertaining her
daughter, Mrs. A. E. Adams, and the
latter's son, of st. Charles, Mo.
Henry Wildermuth, who enters the
medical department of the U. of M.
next fall spent all day Friday at
Durand, aiding in the care of those in
jured in the railway wreck.
County Agent d. F. Blair took fif-
teen year old Melvin Barber, of Durand,
to the reform school at Lansing today
to stay until the boy is eighteen. Bar
ber was convicted of larceny.
Chas. Howe left for Owosso, Thurs
day evening, and expects to soon remove
his family there. His place in Wilsey's
Touring mill is being filled by w. w.
Ford, of Wilmot Caro- Advertiser.
J. w. Failor, former principal of the
Washington school, this city, will be in
charge of the Saline public schools next
year. His Owosso friends will be
pleased to know of Mr.. Failor's advance
ment.
Miss Mabel Ferry was presented with
sum of money by the Epworth League
and M. E. Sunday school, last Sunday,
in recognition of her services in their
behalf. Miss Ferry sails soon for Ger
many to complete her musical studies.
A New Haven township lady was
driving in Corunna Saturday when her
horse became frightened at the street
car, threw her out and attempted to run
away. She pluckily clung to the lines
although dragged some distance through
the street, and succeeded in stopping the
horse, q
Harry Woodard, foreman of the ma
chine department of the Owosso Casket
Co., has begun an extended vacation
for his health. On Saturday he was
presented with fine Elk's tooth charm
by the employees of that department.
The charm was presented by George
Wilbur
The Owosso township board will meet
on August 25th at the home of James
Martin to consider petition to open a
road leading to the grounds of the
Sugar Co. from the west. The opening
of the road will prove great con-
venience to many farmers who will
have beets to deliver.
Company H will send one man to a
competitive shoot at Island Lake, Aug
Is and 10, as will every company in the
state. The ten best shots in the brigade
will go to Sea Girt, N. j., Sept and
o. Capt, Ross has not made his selection.
The man who goes will be allowed
mileage and 50 per day.
Fred Reynolds, by his attorneys,
Walsh & Pardee, of Owosso, has filed
application for divorce. He married
his wife Amarillo, in Bay City, and left
her at Clare in March. He says she
made it unpleasant for him because he
would not make her the beneficiary on
his life insurance policies.
During the storm, Monday, the wind
blew over the smoke stacks of the Dud-
ley cold storage and the Story spoke
works, and the Ainsworth & Hammer
chimney. 1t smashed plate glass in
A. E. Willoyers saloon door, and un-
rooted Frank Weidman's barn in Owos-
so township. G. Murdock's barn was
also damaged.
Following is the lineup of the busi-
ness mems base ball team which will
play at Ovid this afternoon: Catcher,
John Hughes; pitcher, L. B. Allison: 1b,
Fred Lewis; 2b, M. J. Phillips IS, J. B.
Sullivan; Sd, George P. Sackrider; If,
G.. T. Reynolds; cf,> E. w. Mann; rf, G.
B Hitler. Charles J. Thorne will um-
pire.