The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-09-02
Miss Della Fox is quite sick.

]. J. Mackey, of Durand, was in the
city Sunday.
Miss Nellie Mccormick, returned
Wednesday from Chicago.
Mrs. Helen Zimmerman is home from
visit at Quincy and Albion.
The Perry baseball team will play two
games here on Monday with the Pyth-
ians.
There was false alarm of fire on
Wednesday morning, the result of
crossed wires.
The annual meeting of the Shiawassee
County Battalion will be held at Du-
rand, Oct. 9th.
Misses Mamie and Annie Phillips en-
tertained Tuesday evening in honor of
Fred jerks, of Ovid.
Mrs. S. Beelby and children have re-
turned from Appleton, Wisconsin and
points in northernsMichigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Osburn and tie
latter's mother Mrs. Kendrick, left yes
terday for ten days trip in the north
ern part of the state.
Miss Minnie Mccormick has resigned
her position as teacher in the Emerson
school and will go to Indiana to accept
a high school position.
John Poppenfuss, employed at the
Woodland Furniture Works, and Miss
Lena Grob, also of this city, were mar
ried recently in Saginaw.
William Hankinson, an oil | residen
| of Antrim died at the home Of hi sen,
Tuesday. Interment took pla, Thurs
day in Glass River cemetery.
Miss Effie Manning was the guest of
Mrs G. Mccormick yesterday, leaving
in the evening for Red Wing, Mimi, to
resume her work as tea cher.
The Union Telephone Co. has con-
struction gang at work here and is put
ting in fifty new phones. This will
place the list at over 350.-Durand Ex-
press.
Mrs. Alice Bowles was arrested this
week on the charge of using indecent
language in the presence of children,
and is in Jail at Corunna awaiting ex-
animation.
The Mission Sunday school of Car
land held picnic Tuesday on the Dor
cas- Home lawn. There were present
Supt. Henry Snyder and Mrs. Kitely,
Mrs. Turner and Mrs. Ricart, teachers
and 10 pupils.
September 4, the usual pension day,
comes on Sunday. Labor Day, Sept.
3, is holiday, so the vouchers will be
executed, to large extent Tuesday,
September 6.
! Mrs. L. B. Loomis who has been Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. E. B. Dewey,
leaves this afternoon for Chicago, to
visit friends before returning to her
home at Redfeld, South Dakota.
George Epple, after three months
absence from the city, was arrested
Tuesday by Chief Ross, for non support
and is doing 30 days in the county JAIL
Justice McCaughna having imposed
sentence.
| c. w. Mimic, republican nominee for
sheriff, has disposed of his clothing bust
ness at Durand to Gustin & Co., and
will devote his entire time to campaign
work. Mr. Gustin has been in the en-
ploy of Mr.. Mimic for some time.
Fifty five tickets were sold in this city
Wednesday for the excursion to Jack
son given by the Odd Fellows, on &C
count of the dedication of their home in
that city. The attendance was large
and the exercises of interest to all pres
ent.
The Owosso Business College, which
has opened for the fall term with a
largely increased attendance has been
fitted up with new banking depart
ment, and newly vanished chairs and
tables also add to the appearance of the
rooms.
Midshipman Harry A. Orr is expected
to arrive tomorrow to visit at the
home of 0. l.. Sprague. He has recent
ly completed cruise with other An
napolis midshipmen and has short va
cation before returning to complete his
course in the academy.
Died, Aug. 90, Inez, wife of VIM.
Baker, of Mesick, Mich. She leaves to
mourn her loss husband, one son,
Frederic Ellsworth Winchell of Mesick,
and two daughters, Mrs. Emma Marble,
of Ludington, and Mrs. Ruby Trow.
bridge, of Mesick; also two aunts, Mrs.
VIM. Saver, of Owosso, and Mrs. B. G.
Pierce, of Saugatuck, Mrs. Baker was
formerly the wife of Zach Winchell, of
| West Haven.