The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-09-04


The business mems baseban .,Ar
played today at Laingsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Sutterby and son
Horace, are at Indian River.
The Symes Hotel, west Main street
is lathed and partially plastered.
Fred Osmer was severely poisone,
about the body by sumac recently.
William Galloway, of the Wildermuth
has gone to Manisitique to work in
hotel.
L. j. Kline has entered the employ O
the American Equity Association as so
1icitor.
The Woodland Furniture works ha
received fine new delivery wagon fol
local trade
Mr. and Mrs. 7. j. Tubbs have gone
to Detroit and Niagara Falls for a two
weeks outing.
Mrs. James Osborn entertained Thurs.
day afternoon for Miss Phoebe Fair.
child, Of Saginaw.
. Ann Arbor Trainman William Card
well, of this city, has left on an extend
ed trip to the west.
q g. M: Cox has gone to South Rock
wood to inspect the oil drilling opera
tions near his place.
A. d. Bennett, of the Press American,
fell off "A ladder Thursday while at his
work, and broke rib.
w. F Cunningham and L. J. Kline
are in fonia in the interest of the
| American Equity Association.
Mrs. Charles Spiegel and children, by
working odd hours in the beet fields dur
ing the past season, earned $63.94.
The vigor-O Company is haying an
electric lighting plant installed. Capt.
A. J. Van Epps is doing the werk.
The Knights of Pythias took up the
work of the fall season, Thursday even
ing by comforting the rank of page
The teachers institute which was held
last week in this city had an enrolment
of 80, and an average attendance of go.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Springer, Michi-
gan avenue, have gone to Petoskey to
visit. Their daughter will return with
them.
Companies d and E. Sixth Michigan
: Cavalry will hold reunion in Detroit,
Sept 10, at the same time of the brigade
reunion.
Owosso Chapter 80 R.. A. M. will.
hold its regular convocation, Friday
evening. The M. M. M. degree will be
conferred.
Judge JOSIAH Turner was 92 years old
on Tuesday. He still enjoys good
health and the use of his faculties to
remarkable degree.
The annual corn roast of they. NJ. c.
will be held at John u. Miller's next
Wednesday evening, and large at
tendance is expected. a.
Adolph. Stevens is recovering from an
attak of typhoid fever. and will soon
return from Niagara Falls to spend the
winter in Owosso. - a..
Give Richardson, Mulberry street,
is home from st. Louis, Mo-, where he
had position as draughtsman. He had
ito quit on account of poor health.
Charles Strauer, Ann .Arbor foreman
nipter, goes to Chicago Saturday
O11fo attend the theee days session
Master Painters Association.
ny Jessie Motto is spending two
4antS g Jackson and other places.
"a. Soil m Weidman is taking her place
;lhsA may per at Bunting g. Miller's.
ikeei blantsS A. Pound and son,
Mo making a. business trip
e, are IA, +bet. Mrs. Eleanor Pound
gn Cana a 'lie lighter are in Detroit. .
ardy ano 10 Is re,i liver st. was accident.
oash, :, IN the !, ssead by plank at the
truck on W CWep's. plant, last week,
tosso sus uncoa otscious for some time
arendeto xgn ma an recently tied his
'hp shOrt N wv on 1he CoIlnOnS
orse 10y and n ,ewey st. and left it
,ear Man tnree days through rain and
storm ecara Carson is at LAGRANGE,
Miss rs sheis attending teachers
lnds wne Az which she will begin |
ipstas!0te,,, r,y pal of thetownship high
tsork as pr,,Ieka, Ind.
. school a' Butcher died at his home in
Winh township Saturday night,
Sew Years He leaves a wife, six !
age3a daughter. The funeral took
.egs eleven O'Clock Tuesday morning !
= ne Wesleyan M. E. church, New
~ township. Interment at West