The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-07-01

Mrs. W. S. Beebe will spend the next
few weeks in Boston.
Fred Reiff is assistant bookkeeper at
the store of Detwiler 81 Son.
William Covert has returned from an
extended trip to the southwest.
Miss Mabel Graham is entertaining
Miss Genevieve Beals, of Detroit
The Pythian baseball team played
against the Perry team at Perry today.
The City Mills have received several
carloads ofnew wheat from Washington.
Claude Taylor has returned from
North Baltimore, o., foreman in Owos-
so.
F. G. Hooper and family leave the
last of the week for long stay at Crys-
tai Lake.
Mrs. Leslie Hanes, of Grand Rapids,
will spend the summer at the home Of
d. Hanes.
Mrs. III. B. Graham and children, 800
Cass street, are visiting for month in
Wisconsin.
Misses Edith and Ina Gabriel have
gone to Ann Arbor to attend the sum-
mer school
Mrs. w. J. Ryan and children, of Du-
rand, are guests at the home of AID. G.
E. Rigley, jr.
H. E. Nusbaum has purchased one of
the Brockway flats on Cass street and is
remodeling it.
The local dentists attended, on Tues
day and Wednesday, the sessions of the
state dental association at Lansing.
Mrs. J. Lytle, of Mulberry street,
will spend the next six weeks in st.
Louis, Mo-, Chicago and Muskegon.
Ann Arbor engine No. is in the
shop for repairs. No. 43 was sent out
this week, after an overhauling, for
trial trip.
Miss Marie Sayles entertained at pc
dro Tuesday afternoon in honor of
Misses Burkhardt of Chicago, and Bate
man, of Toledo.
Edward j. Hunt, of this city, has
left Point Richmond, CAL, and is now
located at Tacoma, Wash, where he is
reporter on the News.
The Pythian baseball team will play
two games at Shepherd Monday, July
4, leaving for the village on a special
train over the Ann Arbor at 646 a. IN.
The Boys Club of the Y NJ. G. A. has
elected Charles Ferry president, Clar-
ence Buchanan vice president, Carl
Parker secretary and Roy Kline treasur-
err.
j. Fl. BRANDED goes to Richmond, Va,
the last of next month to attend the ma
tional convention of stationary en-
gineers as delegate from the State AS
ISOLATION.
Mrs. William Hurst died Friday at
Henderson, aged Al years. She is sur
viyed by husband Mrs. Hurst was a
member of the Henderson L. o T. M.
NJ. and interment took place at Hender-
son Monday
Charles Lepior, painter residing on
Genesee street, fell distance of fifteen
feet, Monday, when his ladder broke
while Lepior was painting the residence
of Mrs. j. Loeb. Mulberry street. His
left ear was nearly torn off and his fore
head was badly cut.
The class of 1902, O. II. S., held re-
union on Friday evening at the home of
Miss Bessie Bigelow. The house was
decorated in the class colors, pink and
white and FIVE course. supper was serv-
ed. The class,will meet with Harold
Hume next year. Twenty-four mem
bers out of 81 were present.
John j. Whelan of Shiawassee town
ship, well known here, was seriously in
jured this week He is census taker in
his township and while performing his
official duties at one home, stood on the
ground in front of his horse. The ami
NAL becoming frightened, reared and
struck Mr.. Whelan with his fore feet.
Two ribs were broken.
A fire which started in the basement
of the Owosso Paint 81 Wall Paper Co. S
store at 1890 Saturday night did dam
age estimated as follows On the Harrer
block, 5000 to 81, 200, with $4,000 insur-
ance; on Knapp & Smiths stock, 5000
to $500, with So, 900 insurance; Owosso
Paint e. Wall Paper Co., $1,000 to
81 500, with SO, 900 insurance; L. s. Ben
son, $780, with $3.50 insurance.
The annual meeting of the union
school district will be held in the
armory on Monday evening, July II.
There are three trustees to be elected
this year-two for full terms to succeed
Messrs. o. A. Byerly and II. Kirk White
and one to fill vacancy. The latter was
caused by the resignation of Trustee
Emery. A. ID. Whipple was elected by
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