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

Frank Chapman is working at the
casket factory.
Archal Spencer is working ina print
ing office at Flint. /,
Julian butcher, Jr., has returned
from St. Louis. Mo.
Frank Burger, of Grand Rapids, is
cook at the New National.
Ii. E. Nusbaum is building house
on Cass street, near Shiawassee.
Fred Osburn and family are spending
two weeks at Rushmere, st. Clair Flats.
A son was born Wednesday, to Mr..
and Mrs. William Van Gorder, Stewart
street.
Mrs. J. G. Towne and daughter, OF
Chicago, are guests of Mayor and Mrs.
Stanley E. Parkill and other friends
here.
Miss Hattie Hanford, of Appleton, N.
Y, is guest at the home of her uncle,
A. B. Crane.
Lyman Cooper, of the Owosso Mfg.
Co., has been granted patent on a
ratchet drill.
Mrs. R. Kelley, of Atlanta, Georgia,
| is visiting her mother, Mrs Odell, on
East Main street.
William Leonard, formerly with
August Stephan, is now working in
Graham & Siess' cigar factory.
Substitute Thomas Mears is carrying
William Eggleston's mail route during
Mr.. Eggleston's absence from the city.
Mrs. H. p. Wollaver entertained
Thursday afternoon in honor OF her
guests, the Misses Tyrell, of Lake Gene
va, Wis.
Outfielder Andrew Green, of this city,
will join the Shem brewery team, OF
Saginaw, July 81, for an extended north
| ern trip.
Owosso Lodge No. 753, B. p. 0. Elks,
| initiated class of candidates on Tues
day evening, several fawns coming from
out of the city.
Miss Florine Smith, of Bay City, is
spending the vacation with her aunt,
Mrs Harvey Johnson, corner King and
Hickory streets.
The Eastern Stars gave successful
trolley ride on Tuesday evening. The
J o. 81 G. E. donated to the order share
of the proceeds.
Emma Metzger, Detroit street, was
painfully injured this week by stepping
on piece of glass; which severed a
vein in her foot.
| Owosso G. A. r. veterans, who ex-
pect to attend the National encamp-
ment at Boston, will leave August ID
via the Grand Trunk.
Mr.. William E. Burhans and Miss Ida
| M. Youmans, both of this city, were
married at the Baptist parsonage Tues
day evening, by Rev. j. Alexander
Clyde.
| Mrs. E. S. Clifford, mother of Mrs. A.
| E. butcher has gone to Bay View to
spend the summer in her cottage there.
Miss Ruth Kelly, of this city, accom-
panied her.
Mrs. Ira butcher, Clinton street, has
returned from st. Louis, Mo-, on &C
count of ill-health, Mr.. butcher will
remain in ST. Louis for the present,
where he is working.
Frank Weidman has purchased the
r. r. Marsh double house on North
Cedar street and will rearrange the same
putting in all modern improvements.
| Mr.. Marsh will move to his farm.
Mrs. Alvin NJ Bentley and Mrs. H.
Kirk White entertained at the home OF
the latter, on Tuesday afternoon, in hon
or of Mrs. Bentleys niece, Miss Cor
nelia Bidwell, of Shortsville, N. Y.
The clerks defeated the BARRIERS ball
team at Dewey Park, Tuesday, by a
score of 10 to7 Charlie butcher, of the
former team, had his right hand split fol-
nearly an inch by ball which he felded
He played the whole game before seek
ing medical assistance.
Chaplain G. II. Hanks was in Port
Huron on Tuesday, attending meeting
of the NATIONAL Guard chsplains, with
the adjutant general. The chaplain:
will be sent to camp two days earlier
than the troops, this year, so that they
may make preparations to handle in
coming mail.
Mrs. Wallace p. Gleason, who recent
ly returned to Owosso from Detroit, &C
cuses her husband with clipping will
Rose Hoffman, who was employed al
domestic at the Dorcas Home, Gleason
took his three children from the home
for walk on Sunday, July II, and the
hired girl accompanied them. None O.
the party has been seen since.
Mrs. Frederick Strong, of Owosso
| who Ia VISITING her dauphter Mrs TT