The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-06-17
Dated Twp shiawassee, June 18th, A.

M. H. Knapp is visiting his son, By
ron Knapp, in Chicago.
Editor Austin, of the Elsie Sun, did
business in the city Monday.
Mrs, G. w. Marvin, of Detroit, is the
guest of Mrs. Chas. Shickle.
Children's day services will be held at
the Maple River church Sunday morn
ing at IL o'clock.
A ten pound son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Dean, of Bay City, formerly
of Owosso, this week.
Another rural route from the Byron
postoffice-the third-has been inspect
ed and recommended.
Miss Arizona Wimple, of Owosso,
has been elected president of the Them
ian Society of the M. A. G.
G. 7. Campbell will attend the repub-
lican national convention next week, as
one of the alternate delegates from this
district.
THE TIMES, The Press American and
The Argus have been given the contract
| for doing the official city printing dur
| ing 1904.
Congressman Fordney left Saginaw,
| Wednesday, for stay of six weeks on
the Pacific coast where he has business
| interests.
VIM. Williams is spending two weeks
in Detroit. John Williams, of Roches-
ter, takes his place here in the Columbia
Candy Works.
Miss Marion Titus, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. R. j. Titus, leaves soon for
Jersey Heights, N. j., to teach in a
business college.
E. E. Turner, son of the late Jerome
w. Turner, of this city, has been APP
pointed Judge of probate of Crawford
county to fill vacancy.
Miss Ivah Peterson cabled Tuesday
evening from Queenstown, Ireland, to
her parents here that she had landed
| safely and had not been seasick.
Gov. Bliss has appointed Mrs. j. w.
Simmons, of this city, delegate to the
Worlds Curfew Congress, which con-
venes in st. Louis Mo, July S7th.
Mrs. A. J. Hammond and Mrs. o.
Sherman, of Middleport, N. Y, and.
Mrs. A. E. Donaldson, of Fenton, are
guests at the home of Albert ellison.
The Epworth League has elected
George Lanphere delegate and Mrs
Lanphere alternate to the state conven-
ton to be held in Battle Creek, Jun
1926.
A donation will be given Elder Ben
son, of Pittsburg, next Thursday even
ing at the homo of Clayton Thomas,
near the Gale schoolhouse. Strawber-
ries and ice cream will be served.
Claude Taylor, for the past four years
clerk in the clothing department. at
Osburn & Sons, leaves Monday for
North Baltimore, o., where he will
work in Meron Sherman's store.
Charles Fi6eld, of Owosso, was arrest
ed this week at Hamburg by Deputy
Sheriff Ward Sherwood, for assault and
battery upon Edward Brophy, of Corun-
ma. Ffield'is in Jail, and will be exam
ined before Justice Mcbride, Saturday.
Miss Katherine Wildermuth enter
tanned dozen Young lady friends at
supper Wednesday evening, after which
the party attended the circus. The
function was in honor of Miss Wilder
muth's guest, Miss Myrtle Bateman, of
Toledo.
Miss Julia O'Connor, South Lansing
street, was much relieved this week to
learn that her brother was not the John
O'Connor, nth U. S. Infantry, killed re-
Gently at Lake Liguasan, p. 1. Her
brother was mustered out some weeks
before the battle.
Miss Media Hess, of Ann Arbor, spoke
at the First M. e. church Sunday even
ing in the interest of the w. f. M. S.
on her work as a missionary in Turkey
Miss Hess has been in the work in that
country for several years and of late has
been studying medicine in Chicago and
Ann Arbor. In few months she will
return to Turkey as medical mission
airy.
Barnum 81 Bailey's circus exhibited
here on Wednesday, and attracted a
crowd Of 10000 people. Everything
was as advertised excepting the feat of
Volo, who jumps from an inclined
plane distance of SO feet to another
plane on a bicycle. He was hurt at
Alma and could not appear. The show
carried S5 cars, run in four sections,
went to Ann Arbor ON Wednesday even