The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-08-26
Mrs. W. d. Fuller is at Crystal Lake.


sprained knee.
+. The family of Ward Carl, Glenwood
Avenue, is quite sick.
Frank Cute has gone to Mt. Clemens
to work in drug store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward F. Kalaher are
spending week at Frankfort.
c. l.. Crawford is driving a wagon for
the Estey Manufacturing Co.
L. S. Benson, son DeForest and daugh-
ter Neva, are visiting at Cleveland.
G. G. Duff has been confined to the
house several days with eye trouble.
Rev. J, J. Kim and c. w. Mimic, of
Durand were in the city yesterday.
William Wilkinson, of Osburn 81
Sons, is spending his vacation at North
Star.
Allen Titus, of the Owosso Sugar Co.,
is back from Buffalo, after visit with
his parents.
James Mcintosh has accepted posi-
ton as travelling representative of the
Evening News
Miss Iona Corlette, of Cleveland, is
visiting Mrs. Sarah O'Connor, South
Chapman street.
Lester McDiarmid leaves soon for AL
bion, where he will teach in the
schools this year.
The third annual Y. M. G. A. corn
roast will be held this evening at j. U.
Miller's north of the city.
Six years ago last Tuesday, Company
G, of Owosso left Cuba for home, on
the steamer Minnewaska.
Edw. Carr left last evening for bust
ness trip to Chicago. He will also go
to st. Louis for a brief stay.
Mrs Charles Clark and children, of
Grand Rapids. are visiting the formers
sister, Mrs. Charles Rhodes, Detroit
street.
/. G. Southworth has purchased of A..
T. Thomas the brick house at iii West
Main street, now occupied by w. H..
Powers and family.
Phillip Shepard and family went to
Davisburg Monday. Mr.. Shepard will
take railway mail run from Lenox to
Jackson for few weeks.
The Owosso Boys Club of the Y. M.
G. A. had picnic Monday at Indian
Clearing. above Corunna. The party
walked home in the afternoon.
Miss Helen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Smith, is back from stay at ST.
Joseph. She was accompanied home by
her cousin, Miss Jackson, of Boston.
James Helt, whose ankle was badly
injured several months ago by some
planks falling upon it, has recovered
sufficiently to be at his work on the
streets
North Washington street, between
Mason and Oliver, since it cannot be
paved, is being graded and graveled. A
system of drainage, sadly lacking, will
also be supplied.
The Owosso- Pontiac electric line has
been surveyed as far as Holly. The
road will enter Holly from the west
over the abandoned street which paral-
lels the Grand Trunk.
Andrew Green, of Owosso, who plays
center field for the Merrill base ball
team, was photographed recently with
that organization. The picture appear
ed in Sundays Detroit Free Pree.
The big nickel which has been
familiar sight on the front window of
the Owosso Savings Bank for several
years, has been scraped of and an ordi-
nary sign will replace it.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. S. Bowles and Mr..
and Mrs Cass Slocum, of Owosso town
ship were very pleasantly entertained
by Mr.. and Mrs. E. b. VOORHEES, and Mr..
and Mrs. J. E. Gerow, of Ovid, Tues
day.
son, living ON the Charles Richardson
farm south of town, cut his foot very
severely Tuesday morning on a piece of
glass. DR.. Hume was called and dress
ed the injury.
About $500 people in five trains of
twelve coaches each, went to Detroit
over the Grand Trunk Wednesday, from
st. Johns and surrounding towns. The
occasion was the annual Clinton county
Sunday school excursion.
Grand Marshal A. M. Hume will go
to Pontiac Tuesday to participate in the
laying of the corner stone of the Oak
land county court house. The cere-
monies will be conducted by the Grand
Lodge of Michigan F. e. A. M.
Miss Grace Bartrem, who was mar
ried to Wesley Davis on Wednesday,
was given two miscellaneous showers
Monday, the first in the afternoon at