The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-07-29


guest OF Miss May Lawrence.
The dearth of candidates after next
Tuesday will be noticeable.
Mrs. J. G. Shattuck and Mrs. Johr
Mcclellan are visiting at Glare.
City Teamster Edward Martin was in
Detroit this week on his vacation.
Miss Anna Dudley entertained friends
at her home on Friday afternoon.
Mrs. G.. T. Campbell and sons have
gone to Beulah to remain a month.
w. d. Fitzpatrick was home from Hig
gins Lake, Monday, returning Tuesday
Miss Prudence SERVER, of st. Louis,
is guest at the home of G. E. Pardee
Mrs. Charles G. Duffey and baby, OF
Missouri, are visiting at w. d. Burke's
Fred Smith, of Knapp & Smith, has
been at the Chicago furniture show this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs L. o. Underwood and
children are spending two weeks al
Cleveland.
Misses Fife Ayers and Cora Miller
leave soon for visit with relatives al
Fremont, o.
Mrs. George Swarthout gave linen
shower this afternoon at her home for
Miss Lettie Goodale.
Miss Bessie Galusha, of Devereaux's
grocery, is spending her vacation in
Toledo and Detroit.
E. o. Dewey shipped Partridge Ply
mouth Rocks this week to breeders in
Iowa and Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Woodland left this
week for an outing at Mackinaw Island
Topinabee and the 500.
Clarence Barber. of Newaygo has
bought half interest in the Jones bar
Der shop, East Main street.
Mrs. Edward Rourke, Ada ST., cele-
brated her 50th birthday Friday evening.
The Royal Neighbors gave her rocker.
Rev. Coultard and also Rev. Pease
of Chaplin. attended the Disciple l.. A
S. last week at A. E. Auiler's near Bur
ton.
Ray Byerly, Of Owosso, who has beer
working for the Grand Trunk at Holly
is now day operator for the same
road at Durand.
Mrs. Eta Hill Gould and daughter
are expected to arrive in the city soor
for visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
F. H. Gould.
The Detroit Chamber of Commerce,
has declared war on the trading stamp
All commercial bodies and bushes:
men should do likewise.
The o. L. L Band expects to leav,
the first Of the week for a two week
camp at Crystal Lake. Several of tn,
members will be accompanied by theil
| families.
Glen Reynolds, Capt. A. J. Van Epps
Don G. Hoyt and son and Misses Sar!
Whitmore and Name Hoyt, of Owosso
and Miss Ivah McHardy, of Lansing
are camping at Linden.
Conrad Mehlenbacher was arrested
Mondayfo for keeping his saloon open OF
Sunday and N. Miesen for obstructinI
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ined in the local justice court.
Two additional windows will be plac
ed in the west side of the postoffic
building soon, which will make tn
front part of the Office much lighter
beside giving better ventilation.
Invit ations have been issued for tn
marriage of Lettie Ethel. daughter o
Mr.. and Mrs L. S. Goodale, to Fred j
Marriott, of jackson, at the home of tn
bride, Wednesday, August Sd, at fiv
clock.
Samuel Cannaven and John Emo. tn
latter as manager, expect to go to New
Orleans on August Is, where youn.
Cannaven will do leap-the-gap act a
a park. He will be one of the chief al
fractions, and is now building the nee
essary platform.
Bert Detwiler, formerly of Owossc
will soon be Pere Marquette enginee
with headquarters at Saginaw. Thi
is in return for injuries received in a
accident at Clare while active as p. M
fireman. Detwiler had his left lie
twice broken, his right leg once, and b
was internally injured. The railroa
has guaranteed him life job.
The Big Eight had a picnic at M
Curdy Park Wednesday afternoon, /
honor of Hugh Woodland, of Cincinnati
O., one of the club. Rupert Paris, {
Saginaw, another member, was ais
present. Byron Knapp, Rollo BigeloV
and Tom Tubbs are the members VIII
are not in this city. Dwight Nortl
Fred Woodland and J. G.. Osburn al
the remaining members of the b
Eight.