The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-08-21

Sanilac.
Mrs. E. E. Lohnes has gone to Mia
CARA Falls.
H. J. Stanard and wife have gone to
Niagara Falls.
B. E. Smith, of the Sugar Co., was in
Bay City, yesterday.
George Sackrider is back from an out
ing at Houghton Lake.
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs.
M. d. Roth ON Friday.
Miss Florence Bartrem is home from
a visit at Halifax, N S.
Mrs. Edward Lambert has gone to
Chicago to visit friends.
Mrs. Ellen Sutton has gone to Hornells-
vile, N. Y, for visit.
Mrs. D. G. Clapp has gone to Detroit,
and from there will go to Boston.
The Michigan s. M. & Organ Co. has
built concrete platform at the rear of
its store.
Company H has been equipped with
Lee Remington rifles, and will soon re-
ceive Khaki uniforms.
Fred Burt is assistant bill clerk at the
Grand Trunk Office. Elmer Brown sue
ceeds him in the freight house.
R. L. ,Bigelow has established city
messenger service with offices in the
Haarer block. Parcels, notes, ETC., will
be delivered.
The two year old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. George, S36 Michigan Avenue,
was very i'll the first of the week with
commissions.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen McDaniels, of Nor
folk, Neb.. were guests for several days
last week of the formers brother
Arthur, in this city.
Rev. and Mrs. G.. Fred Williams, of
Cleveland, have been spending week
with Mrs. Williams parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. w. Parker.
DR.. J. D. Crum has installed fine
electrical machine in his Office. 1t will
be used in treating nervous troubles and
rheumatic affections.
Miss Lena Carson gave a party to her
former pupils of the Carson school one
evening this week. Refreshments, ice
cream and cake were served.
The crop report for Shiawassee coun-
tip this week is as follows: Dat harvest
nearly finished; corn slow; beans and po-
tatoes fair; apples thin and scabby.
Mrs. Joseph Harmon, Corunna avenue,
entertained at a six o'clock dinner,
Wednesday evening, in honor of Miss
Pearl Van Camp who leaves soon for
Berea, o.
Mr.. and Mrs A L. jerks, of Minnea-
polls, Mimi, arrived in the city We'd
nesday evening to take up their resi-
dence. Mr.. jerks is to have charge of
the Office of the Owosso Sugar Co.
Frieseke Bros. on Thursday shipped a
carload of brick which was the heaviest
ever sent out of Owosso. 1t contained
%, 900 brick, each weighing four and
one-half pounds, and was sent to Elsie.
The Ovid business men defeated the
Owosso business men at Ovid, Friday
by a score of 8 to TO- Batteries, Martin,
and Ferguson, Allison, Day and Hughes.
A return game will be played here next
week.
Sergt. M. J. Phillips, of Company H,
will report to the state examining board
at Lansing tomorrow, there to be ex-
amined for commission as first lieu
tenant and adjutant of the Third In
fantry.
Elijah Russell has traded his house at
3l4 Saginaw street and the one in which
he lived in Middletown to McElwaine
Miner for the latters farm south of the
city. Mr.. Russell has moved his family
onto the farm.
| Mrs. Rebecca Mclean and children,
Daisy, Roy and James; Mrs, Aretta
| Dean and children Meta and Elmer,
of Owosso; and Edward Douds, of
Beaver Falls, Pa, are camping at
| Crystal, Montcalm county.
| Amos Jones, of Detroit, formerly OF
| Owosso, now owns two cigar and barber
shops combined, one at 81 Jefferson
avenue, and the other at 1O1 East
Adams street Mr.. Jones spends most
of his time at the latter place.
George N. Hall, who resides three
miles north and east of town suffered a
stroke of paralysis last week. Mr.. Hall
is an aged gentleman and it was feared
he would not recover, however he is
much better at this writing. Ovid
Register.
T. Henry, the Ann Arbor brakeman
who lost his left arm by an accident, re-
ceived a check for thousand dollars
from the Ann Arbor Employees Relief
Association. He also has other insur.
ance due him by the loss of this ARM
Durand Express.
IL L.