The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-07-01

Miss Clara Carson is attending the u.
of Nj. summer school.
Mrs. Margaret Cute, of Muskegon, is
the guest of frien }shere.
Miss Christie Wagster. of the New
National. has gone to Detroit to live.
Mrs. G. S.. Allison and bliss Nellie AL
lison are visiting at Sherman and Beu-
lab. 4
Master Fred Beelby and little sister
Beatrice are visiting relatives in Grand
Rapids
Frank Weidman and daughter left
this week for long stay in Buffalo and
New York.
Mrs George L. Van Dyne and daugh-
ter Meta are visiting at Marshall and
Coldwater.
Misses Elsie HilDerg and Arleen Law
renee are spending the summer at Bir-
mingham, O.
Master Ralph, son of Mr.. and Mrs. l..
B. Dolsen, is spending the summer in
Topeka, Kas.
Edward Moroney and grandson, John
Murphy, of Owosso township, are visit
ing in Chicago
Mrs. Howard Sargent, of Detroit. is a
guest of her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Michael Shehee.
Mrs. P. G. Fires, of Durand, formerly
Miss Jessie Keagle is seriously i'll with
bronchial pneumonia.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Bentley expect
to reach here tomorrow from Cortland,
NY, via automobile.
Claude Willoughby has resigned his
place with the American Express Co.
Ralph Baker succeeds him.
The Ann Arbor railroad expects to
put on new car ferry line between
Frankfort and Milwaukee,
The new Owosso City Mills team de-
feated st. Charles at the latter place,
Sunday by score of 8 to 4.
E. P. Gilbert has received an increase
of pension from $17 to $50 per month,
dating back several months.
d. NJ. Christian and Dr. b. S. Knapp
are at Indianapolis attending the ma
tional prohibition convention.
Prof. Riddell addressed about 800
men at the mems meeting in the First
M. E church on Sunday afternoon.
Thomas Cook, who has been the guest
of his son, John Cook, for year, left
Wednesday for Landor, Wyo.
Company Fl and lady friends will pic
mic at McCurdy Park July A. There
will be games and athletic contests.
Miss Katherine Deal, trimmer at the
the Racket store millinery department,
has gone home to Mt. Clemens, for the
season.
Ex-Ald. George w. Detwiler and
daughter, Miss Hattie, have been spend
ing several days at Detroit, Toledo, and
Cleveland.
Mrs Emma Rutledge and daughters,
Lucy and Anna and Master Ralph Rut-
ledge left this week to spend the sum:
mer at st. Louis Mo.
A class of four, Misses Flora Hills,
Blanch Snyder and Iris Hess and Frank
Hess, have graduated from the New
Lothrop High school.
The baseball game between the Y. NJ
G. A. and the Lansing team here was
stopped by rain in the first inning Sat
urday. Owosso led by score of to 1.
The open car broke an axle while
rounding the Estey curve ON Sunday,
and later one of the big cars jumped the
track, no one was hurt in either acct
dent.
Harry LOOMS, of Flint, formerly of
Owosso, has been promoted from bat
talon sergeant-major to regimental SER
geant-major of the Third Infantry, M.
N. G..
G. w. Danforth, of Christians jewel
ry store, has prepared foot ease, which
was placed on the market last week
under the name of Danforths Velvo
Antiseptic Powder.
Warren Mack, formerly Of Owosso
but more recently of Boston, will play
at st. Louis this summer with an ex-
position orchestra Mrs Mack will
spend the summer with her mother.
Mrs. Loeb, Mulberry street.
There were two heavy thunder show
ers on Thursday and hail which was
mixed with the rain, damaged growing
crops considerably. The Magnet street
car, which was in use during the morn
ing storm, drew considerable electricity
the machinery being put out of order by
the lightning.
Shortstop Bell has joined the Tecum-
sch team and starred in a game We'd
nesday at Albion against the Detroit
Wheelmen. The Detroit bunch was de-
feated o to 9. Bell was five times at