The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-07-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Noel Boylan, of Ann
Arbor, were in the city over Sunday.
Mrs. A. G. Wesener and Miss Alma
krogman spent Sunday in Grand Rap
ids.
Miss Cecil Loeb has resigned her po-
sition as operator for the Union Tele-
phone Co.
Mr.. and Mrs J. D. Gleason left yes
terday for visit at several points in
Minnesota.
Louis Bronson has resigned as driver
for the Owosso Hardware Co. and re-
turned home to Oakley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade B. Camburn and
j. B. Sullivan joined the Owosso party
at Macatawa Park, Monday.
James Mcbride, Caledonia township,
hived large swarm of bees this week
| which had settled on cultivator in his
field.
Robert d. Hershey, of Owosso, who
has been working in Toledo, has gone
to New York City to visit relatives His
wife has returned to Owosso.
Floyd Blair and Miss Bertha Edwards,
of d. M. Christians store, are taking
their vacations. Mr.. Blair has gone to
Louisville, Ky, for a few days.
Charles Sparks, deliveryman for
Lewis q LOOMS, ran into an iron post
Monday, while riding his bicycle, and
cut bad cash in his forehead.
Michael Bucks, the base ball catcher
who has been here since the o. c. M.
team broke up, has gone to Midland to
play during the balance of the season.
Mrs. o. L. Sprague and son, Mrs. H.
d. Lyon and two children left Wednes-
day for Beulah to be gone several weeks.
Mr.. Sprague will join them next month
The state association of rural mail
carriers will meet at st. Johns, Tues
day. James Hopkins and Philip Shep-
ard, of the Shiawassee association, will
attend.
Miss Genevieve Beals, who has been
the guest of Miss Mabel Graham has re-
turned home to Detroit. Miss Graham
is visiting at Detroit, and will go later
to Mackinaw
DR.. E. B. Bancroft, formerly pastor
of the First M. E. church here, has
been compelled to give up his church
work at Ann Arbor on account of nerv-
Gus prostration.
Paul Cooper, Jennings Abel, William
Rollo, Harry Cooper, Charles Sadler,
Ray Hammond and Headley Cooper
left Monday for Ionia to weed beets
for the Owosso Sugar Co.
An Owosso man received indisputable
evidence of the Louisiana lottery. recent
ly, when package of tickets was sent
him by express. He was warned not to
use the mails in replying.
L. B. Quackenbush Post, G.. A. r.,
and the w. r. G. now occupy the hall
in the second story of THE TINES build
ing. They have commodious quarters
and only one fight of stairs to climb in
stead of two, as formerly.
Venus May Race entertained fifty
guests Tuesday, in honor of her eighth
birthday. The out of town guests were
Rena and Jennie Ullman, of Ovid; Jen
ME Van Vorheis, of Bay City; Myrtle
Willoughby, of Burton, and Ina Lock
ley, of Detroit.
Assistant Inspector General John l..
Boer, of Grand Rapids, is candidate
for the office of his superior, Inspector
General f. w. Green, when the latter
resigns from the state service. Col.
Boer inspected Co. H here last week
He is city clerk of Grand Rapids, al
active republican and an ardent War
nre man.
Saturday, July 30, beginning at p
M, matinee will be held at Brant
Center and the following prizes will be
offered: Trotting or pacing, 1st prize
$40; I'd, S.. Running, 1st prize, $40
Cd, So. Entry fee 81. Judges are VIM
Saver, Jr., Owosso; j. Haley, Chesan
ing; John McFee, Fremont Thad
Curtis, Brant.
Narcissus Redelwsky, assistant super
intendent of the Owosso sugar factory
and an expert chemist, was given ban
: quet by his associates on Saturday even
ing at the Symes' Tavern. He was Civ
en- several presents, among them a sill
yer cigar case Mr.. Redlewsky left thi
week for New York City, where he be
! comes chemist for the Arbuckle Co.
el Work was commenced Tuesday morn
: ing on a survey for an electric road
4 the Owosso and Pontiac-from this cit.
east. via Corunna, Vernon and Durand
! The plan is to go east about mile o.
q East Main street and then south to tn
river and east to Corunna, from tina
Z point to Durand the road will parable
4 the line of the Ann Arbor. Presiden
! Hopkins and Secretary Westcott, of tn
q Ionia- Owosso line, have charge of th
work.