The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-07-15

visit at Grass Lake, last evening.
Warren Pierpont has moved into hi
residence on West Oliver street.
Manual training will be introduced
in the Pontiac schools, this year.
Albert Lee, of Bennington, has gon,
to Murray, N. Y, to visit his mother.
Harry Hanes and Miss Ella Hane.
are visiting in Detroit and Mt. Clemens
James Gray and family, of Green
vile, O., have arrived here for month!
visit.
NJ. H. Knapp has returned from Day.
ton. His son Fred continues to i'm
prove.
A. j. Faulring was called to Ham
burg, N. ", this week by the illness OF
his wife.
Selby Grove, Of Edwards g. Coz
Office, took civil service examination
in Detroit this week.
The game between the clerks and the
casket trimmers last week Melted $26. 81
for the Dorcas Home.
Frank Gillett has been appointed dis
trict deputy of the Eagles by the main
organization at Flint.
Gustave Lederer, of the Owosso
Sugar Co., has been in Chicago and ST.
Louis for several days.
VIM Mains is spending a week trav
cling about the state with his son, OF
the Walter Mains circus.
Arthur Perry will be tried in Justice
Walsh's court next Tuesday for assault
and battery upon Daniel Eldredge.
E. R. Brewer, of Buffalo, was CUES,
this week of his sisters, Mrs. Phoebe
Brewer and Mts. q. w. Devereaux.
Claude Stewart, Of Knapp & Smiths
was in Detroit this week, attending 9
meeting of the state undertakers' society
William Seymour, of the 500, ha:
arrived in this city to take charge of the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Cos bust
ness.
Roy Cheal, formerly of this city, was
married recently to a Colorado lady
and went to California on his honey
moon
Mrs Fl. E. Warren and son Thomas
of Buena Park, CAL. will arrive il
Owosso Monday, to visit at A. T. Thorn
as, until fall.
The case of the People VS. B. N. Muir
dock for obstructing view to his saloon
bar has been adjourned by Justice
Walsh until next Wednesday.
Graham & Siess are conducting 6
cigar factory at 116 South Washington
street, up stairs, and will manufacture
the Owosso Champion, Lion Crown and
Elk's Temple.
Vivian, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. F.
M. Marsh, of Atlanta, Ga, rendered
violin solos at the Baptist and Congrega
tional churches Sunday, which were
thoroughly enjoyed by those present.
Mrs. s. F. Smith, of Owosso, and sis
ter, Mrs Grace Bridger, of Perry, hav,
been called to Petoskey by the yer,
grave condition of another sister, Mrs
Minnie Watkins, formerly of thi
county
Clemens w. Gabriel, of the Dude,
cold storage, was married last week I,
Miss Matte Crickmore, Rev. G. H. Hank
officiating Mr.. Gabriel was a corpora
in Company G. 33rd Michigan Infantr,
serving in Cuba. sl
The roads about the Sugar Co. 8 plan
are being improved. The company i
removing the dirt for depth of al,
inches or more and filling in with cind
ers. Some paving will be done later on
The Kilby Go. also has a force of men a
work making some alterations and i'm
provements in the plant.
Speaking of proposed removals, w
wish Owosso would send us few of he
shade trees. OF course we are CROWN,
some fine shade here and the town pre-
sents changed appearance of few
years ago, but Owosso takes the cake
1t is a pretty town, as we could bu
help notice in visit there the othe
day.-Durand Express.