The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-08-07

Local News.

| A daughter was born Friday night t(
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Stephan.
Mrs. E. w. Washburn, East Oliver
street, has been sick few days.
Miss Grace Markham is back at Lyon
& Ponds after two weeks vacation.
Misses Emma Wonnacott and Otillia
Tick are home from an outingr'in
Canada. DE-
r. n. Parshall has enclosed the horse
sheds east of his mill, and will use them
for cooper shop. .sa
James w. Jordan, of this city, became
deputy revenue collector for sthis dis.
tiict on August l. JabssD-
Mrs. Estella Hood and two sons, of
Ottawa, Ills, have been guests at the
home of Wallace Hood. 70 slQro
Russell Stephens has resigned his
position at Osburn & Sons to work at
the tea store of G. G. Duff. s.
David Melville, Ridge street, received
last week from friends in the south a
fine Mexican cowboys straw hat.A~-s-~Ts'
Matthew Crandall will be faitdf up fr05r
several days. He accidentally drove a
knife blade, Saturday, deep into his
knee
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Palmer, Misses
Anna McCarty, Margaret Heney, Anna
and Nellie fytle are at Linden for a
week.
Mr.. and Mrs I. N. Moss, who live
southeast of the city on the Human
road have completed fine new resi-
dence.
Mr. and Mrs Ernest Jacobs of
Schenectady, N. Y, are visiting his par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Jacobs, Water
stleet
Charles H. Gould and family, of Chi
cago, are spending two weeks at the
home of the formers mother, Mrs.
Nancy Gould.
The holes in the rails for tie rods for
the West Main street car line are being
drilled by electricity. Ernest Smith
does the work.
Will Eggleston leftySaturday for a
visit to-. hisQld home lin Ohio. Victor
Josenhans is carrying the mail on his
route. ~
c. L. Hill, formerly teacher in the
Owosso High .,schook; is home from
Seattle, Washington, CAnd will attend
the U. of M. this fall
At the Owoeso Gun Club shoot Friday
Alfred Laubengayer and B. s. Gaylord
were first and second, respectively, with
scores of II and Is out of %.
Miss Marie Sayles entertained at
luncheon Saturday for Misses Loeffier,
Salliotte and Heaton. The two former
returned home Saturday evening.
, Arthur, twelve year I'd son of Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Brown, accused of as
sault and battery on Alta Haaln, has
been discharged on payment Of costs.
Glenn, four year old son of Mr. and
Mrs. P. D. Davidson, Michigan Ave-,
fell beneathea wagon Saturday, and
was injured about the chest by one of
the wheels.
Rev. E. J. Peacock, q Tontogany, O.,
brother of Frank, j. j., and Charles
Peacock, of Corunna, occupied the NJ.
E. pulpit, Sunday evening. He was
greeted by large audience.
Company H, Tenth Michigan Calvary,
will hold its annual reunion and picnic
at the home of President Pratt S. Pelton,
of Bancroft, Thursday, August 20. w.
A. Richardson, of Owosso, is secretary
There has been on exhibition at the
Owosso Sugar Company for some days
two large beets from the Schultz & Mil
Ter acreage in Rush. One weighs 3f
pounds, topped, and is. five inches in
diameter.
James G. Brady, of Durand, by his at
torney, S. S. Miner, has begun suit for
the election of Peter A. Rivett from a
tract of land 7x25 feet at the, Hub He
values the land at 81, 600; a building of
Rivett's occupies it.
L. H. WilcsS!s emyloyed in the gov
eminent printing Office at Washington,
is visiting his daughter, Mrs. F. FL. Pet
tibone, and friends in Corunpass1{e
has many friends about the county who
are always pleased to meet him.
Miss Katherine wildermuthsEase
six course dinner at the Hotel Wi1>er-
muth on Friday evening in .hd5pESf
Misses Heaton, of Detroit; Loefier, sof
Wyandotte; and Salliotte Of, Ecorse.
Covers We're laid for eighteen. AT cards
later, Miss Anna Mae Pier, won the
prize.
j. s. Hitchcock, of Washington D, c.,
was in the city this week, the 6sE of
L. A. Hamblin. He kept drug store
here 33 years ago. Mr.. Hitchcock's son,
Prof. Albert s. Hitchcock, is now chief
Of the grasses bureau, department of
agricultural, with many y experiment
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