The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-07-08

Mr. and Mrs. Earl L. Church have
returned from Elmyra, Canada.
The silk worms in the store window
of Payne 81 Co. attract much attention
daily.
LA, seven year old son Of Warren
Sternaman, lost finger in lawn NOW
er, Thursday.
Mr.. Steven Watson and Miss Lulu
Snow were married last week by Rev.
r. o. Cooper:
William Wintermute entertained the
Ideal Mandolin Club, at his home north
of the city, Thursday evening.
Messrs Ernest, Lawrence, and Ray
Hamilton have accepted positions in the
Old's Mobile factory in Lansing.
The Grand Trunk Railway system
Sunday excursion July 10, train leaves
| Owosso 9:01 a. m. Fare to Detroit $3.50
Fare to Saginaw and Bay City 75cts.
L. E. Gould, who has peen confined
to the house number of weeks by sick
ness, is in very critical condition to-
day. His son has been summoned home.
d. III. Traphagen, formerly teacher
in the schools here, is principal of the
Nome, Alaska, High school, He is COM
ing to his home in Fenton this year for
visit.
Robert Craig, arrested few weeks
ago for drunkenness, and who ran away
when Justice McCaughna released him to
raise the fine, was arrested Wednesday
night in st. Johns, and is now serving
30 days in Corunna Jail.
Miss Pearl Hawkins, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. S. R. Hawkins, has gone to
her Angora goat ranch near Prescott,
Ariz., where she has 1,700 goats. Miss
Hawkins will be married soon to a
wealthy San Francisco man, and will go
to Honolulu on her wedding trip.
Miss Madelon Paterson gave lunch
con at noon today in honor of Miss Os-
burn, of Owosso, and Miss Burkhart, of
Chicago. The Misses Paterson, Osburn,
Burkhart and Pier will go to Long Lake
this evening to spend week at the Pat
erson cottage Flint News.
| Miss Ethel Bailey was very pleasantly
surprised last evening by number of
her friends. The occasion being her
fifteenth birthday. She received sew
eral beautiful presents, and at late
hour the guests departed wishing her
many happy returns of the day.
Martin Quinn, of Cory, Pa, formerly
of this city, is in the hospital in New
York City, i'll with hydrophobia. He is
manager of big dairy farm near Cory,
and in trying to treat COW which, I'M
known to him, was ill with rabies, was
severely bitten. His recovery is doubt
full.
An exploding railroad torpedo upon
which he accidentally dropped a ham
mer, seriously injured William Fuller
an Ann Arbor employee, Thursday.
Pieces of the metal cut bad cash in
his forehead and under his left arm
Fuller was taken to his home on Howell
street. Blood poisoning is feared.
| Mrs. John Sullivan, Mrs. J. B. Sulli-
van, Misses Minnie Sullivan, Anna
Foess, Alice Cooper and Mayme Mason
will leave the last of the week for two
weeks stay at Macatawa Park A week
later they will be joined by J. B. Sulli-
van, Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Camburn,
Misses Pearl Eddy, Laura Clough, Lois
Gabriel and Addie Grove.
Miss Frances Cook, for the past two
years instructor in English literature at
the Lansing high school, has been adj
vanced to the position of assistant prin-
cipal with an increase of two hundred
dollars in salary. Miss Cook was for
merly principal of the Corunna school
and one year instructor in history in the
Owosso high school.
| A beet blocker is working on Gov.
Bliss beet farm near Carrollton, which
promises to revolutionize the work of
blocking. 1t is said that man and
team with the machine can do as much
work as 20 to "a hands and do it better.
The machine is consequently great
saver in time and money, and in all
probability will come into general use
before many years.-Saginaw Courier
Herald.
List of letters advertised at Owosso
postoffice for the week ending Saturday,
July 2, 1904: George o. Avery, Harry
Bailey, Mrs. Sarah Clements, Miss
Ethel Hildreth, Alvin Hines, Mrs Will
liam Hustled, A. Kohlenstein, Mrs. w.
X. Marvin, Miss Anna Miller, Mrs.
Helen Niles, Leon r. Palmer, L. E.
Richards, Archie Smith, Calvin Smith,
A. J. Walters, John B. Watson, G. W.