The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-09-02

IHE LINES anu the IOleuo Diaue
one year for 1928
Mrs. q. w. Ayers, Adams street, is
back from Boston.
Mrs. Henry Stanhope has been releas-
ed from the city hospital
Nearly all the stores here will be clos
ed on Monday because of Labor Day.
Pacific Express Agent William BOWL
ing spent part of the week at Pittsburs,
Pa
Claude Bement, formerly of this city.
is now with the Holden Bros. Dramatic
Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. HI. j. Daniels returned
from their wedding trip Monday even
ing. :
Mrs. A. N. Ross, South Shiawassee
street has gone to Belleville, Ont, for
visit.
Miss Ruby Rouse has gone to India
napolis to work in wholesale millinery
house.
B. B. Hardy, of Bennington, expects
to exhibit his Holstein cattle at the
state fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Spencer have re-
turned from three weeks stay at
Rennville, N. ID.
Patrick Jordan and family, of Nor
rice, were in the city this week on their
way to Petoskey.
j. Hayes, Lingle Avenue, has moved
his family to Grand Rapids where he
has railroad position.
Henry Schneider, of Stewart street,
has gone to Watertown, Wis, to attend
the Lutheran Seminary.
Mrs. w. Fl. Sibbald has gone home to
Los Angeles, CAL. after visit with her
sister, Miss Marion Fuller.
The o. l.. 1. Band will not accompany
the labor unions to Jackson, Monday,
but may play in Saginaw.
J. G. Thomas of the auditor generals
Office Lansing, called on Owosso and
Corunna friends Tuesday.
Gurden Bingham, who has been
visiting his sister, Mrs. E. B. Dewey,
left for Chicago, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Champion and
Mrs. j. A. Cummins have gone to Den
yer, Colorado, for an indefinite stay.
DR.. T. B. Scott has gone to Nilestown,
Ont, to visit his wife, DR.. Shickle will
act as health officer during his absence.
County Surveyor E. F. Joslin travel
ed about 80 miles in his automobile,
Saturday, inspecting drains in Hazelton,
Fairfield and other townships.
Mrs. w. M. Fitzpatrick and children
returned from Groveport, Ohio, Monday
evening where they were called by the
death of Mrs Kilpatrick's mother.
G. G. Cole has sold his house, corner
of Park and King streets, to Robert
Hunter, who recently returned from the
Pacific coast. Mr.. Cole goes west soon
to seek a location.
The Dutchtown Eagles defeated the
Pythian ball team Tuesday at Dewey
Park, by score of, 10 to B. Graham
and Spring and Dwyer and Hughes
were the batteries.
At Jackson on Monday, Labor Day
Association for holding annual celebra-
tions in one of the five cities, will be
formed by Owosso, Lansing, Jackson,
Ann Arbor and Battle Creek.
Married, at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Darling
in Owosso, August 31st, Mr.. Albert
Renker and Miss Grace Darling, Rev.
Thomas fowler officiating.
The proposition to bond the city of
Corunna for $12,0 900, this sum to be used
to reimburse the men who form the Co.
runna Beet Co., was carried at special
election on Tuesday, by vote of 900 to
100, or 80 more than the necessary two
thirds
The question is asked why the ordi-
nance prohibiting tie posting of bills
on telegraph and telephone poles is not
enforced. The question might profit
ably be answered by the council-in-
struct the marshal to put the ordinance
into operation.
John l.. Curtis, of this city, goes to
Marion Wednesday to take possession of
hardware store he has purchased
there. Cloyse Lewis, formerly of the
Owosso Hardware Company, will be as
sociated with Mr.. Curtis as clerk. The
gentlemen will move their families
within few weeks.
The Woodman degree team of sixteen
men, under command of Capt. w. M.
Case, leave Saturday evening via the
Ann Arbor and the Wabash for the st.
Louis exposition. The boys will be alb
sent week, and will enter a competi-
tive drill with other Woodmen teams.