The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-07-15

MISS rlne mdunlnS Is tuc ButSJ VI
Mrs. G. Mccormick.
Miss Georgiana Jackson is stenograph-
er at S. S. Miners office.
The o. c. M. baseball team defeated
Durand here on Wednesday by score
of 10 to 2.
The annual Clinton county Sunday
school excursion to Detroit is to be Civ
en- Aug. cath.
Lawrence Gould has gone back to
Milwaukee. His father, l.. E. Gould,
is slowly improving.
Mrs. L. E. Bradley visited her daugh-
ter, Mrs Fred Conklin, in ST. Johns,
the first of the week.
Miss Minnie Eggert is entertaining
her sister, Mrs Metch and the latter's
daughter, of East Liverpool, o.
Mrs. Harry Tooley and sisters, Misses
Edna and Lena Carson, have gone to
Benton Harbor and Chicago to visit.
The Pythian baseball team was de-
feated at Perry by the Perry baseball
team, Thursday, by score of 8 to 1.
S Nj. Campbell is now associated with
his father, Aid. j. R. Campbell, in the
manufacture of cement building blocks.
Miss Jennie Copas and Mrs. George
Swarthout entertained at a picnic and
theatre party at McCurdy Park, Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Everett, of Ponti.
&C, who have been guests of the latter's
brother, L. g. Brewer, have gone to
Jackson.
John Collins, of Lyon & Ponds, en-
tertained his sister, Mrs f. P. Buck
and daughter and Miss Helen Wheelock,
of st. Johns, Wednesday.
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Frank
F. Bumps, of Detroit is i'll with an alb
cess in the eye. and the second More
land trial will be delayed for some time.
The case of the Peoples VS.. Louis
Friess, for removing his son from the
court when the latter was under arrest,
has been adjourned by Jutice Walsh
until July 30.
Mrs. c. Mccormick and sons, Donald
and Colin, and Miss Henrietta Williams
expect to leave the first of the week for
a two weeks stay at the Windemere,
Crystal Lake.
The ice house at Hopkins Lake, be-
longing to the Lake Ice Co., waslset afire
on Wednesday evening and burned to
the ground. The loss is $500, with
81, 500 insurance
Mrs. VIM. McAuliffe and daughters,
Mrs. Will Parks, of ST. Johns, Mrs.
Charles Duffey, of Missouri, M. J. Nc
Auliffe of Buffalo, Misses Minnie and
Lucy McAuliffe are together at Spring
field, Ohio. They will soon be in Owos-
so.
Ann Arbor Engineer Michael Purcell,
of Toledo, formerly of Owosso, had two
ribs broken and received internal in
juries by the breaking of a side rod on
his engine. The accident occurred
Wednesday evening at point near
Bannister. Mr.. Purcell was taken to
his home on a special train He will re-
cover. trf .4e
Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy McCarty and
son, Master James Connolly McCarty,
Of Charleston, South Carolina, are
guests of Mr. McCarty's mother, Mrs.
Elizabeth McCarty South Cedar street.
Mr.. McCarty is a former Owossoite
who was in the cloth department at the
Owosso Casket Works but he has been
south several years and is much pleased
with the country. 1t is six years since
he visited in Owosso.
Mr.. Charles Beebe, of this city, and
Miss Belle Slater, of Detroit, were unit
ed in marriage at $50 last night at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. j. Danbean at
$40 East street, in the presence of rela-
tives and few friends. Rev. G. A.
Lipincott officiated. The house was
freshments followed the ceremony
Flint News. The groom's daughter,
Miss Clara Beebe, of Owosso, attended
the ceremony.
Capt J. L. Quackenbush, of New
Whatcom, Wash, who was delegate
to the democrat national convention, is
guest of his nephew, j. G. Shattuck.
Capt. Quackenbush was prominent
citizen of Owosso years ago. He organ
lied Company I, Sth Michigan Infantry,
and headed it during the civil war. His
brother was Col. M. w. Quackenbush,
and his son, Capt. l.. lib. Quacken-
bush for which the local G.. A. R. Post
was named. Capt. j. L. Quackenbush
left Owosso thirty-four years ago, and
is now prominent real estate dealer at