The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-08-26
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Mrs. Thomas Carmody, West Mason
ST., is sick.
Mrs. Henry johnson is visiting in
Wisconsin.
Miss Eva Strahle is at Crystal Lake
for an outing.
Mrs. Henry Stanhope, north Washing
ton street, is sick.
Edward Dye and Edward Sweeney
are sick at the city hospital.
The Ann Arbor engines are being
fitted with standard chime whistles.
Mrs. Bert AFFORD and children, of
G are, are visiting at w. H. Affords.
LOCharles Conant and family, River
ST., are confined to the house by illness
Mrs. Ida Fortress, of the Union Tele-
phone Co., visited this week at Detroit
A son was born last week to Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Fromm, Caledonia town
ship,
E. L. Bunting and w. w. Palmer
and families are back from Higgins
Lake,
A daughter was born Sunday morn
ing to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Terry,
Youngs st.
JIG. McInnes and family, of Jackson,
spent the week at Frank Despond' s
West Main ST.
Harry Osburn, of Hoboken, N. j., is
! visiting at Mrs Sophia Laubengayer's
East Main ST.
Rev. M. De Voist and daughter Miss
Loretta, are attending the f. M. camp
meeting at Romeo.
Mrs. A. B. Crane, of Owosso, and
niece, Miss Hanford of New York, are
visiting at Sheboygan, Wis.
Misses Lillian and Margaret Kirk
wood, of Toledo, are guests of Mrs.
Frances Cardwell, State street.
Smith g. Morehouse have moved
their grocery stock into the store at the
corner of West Main and Lansing
streets.
Cloyse Lewis, of the Owosso Hard
ware Co., is taking his vacation.
With Mrs. Lewis, he will spend part of
the time in Clare.
Miss Ella O'Connor is back at her
work at Lyon 81 Ponds after fort
nights outing at Cleveland, Buffalo
and Niagara Falls.
John Mcdonald, who lives near the
Grand Trunk tracks, west of Martin ST.,
is sick and penniless. Friends will
solicit aid from the county for him.
Deputy Sheriff Ward Sherwood found
bicycle hidden in clump of bushes
east of Corunna, last week. 1t is in
good repair, and awaits claimant at
the county Jail.
City Attorney Warren Pierpont is
home from a trip to Boston. On his
return he visited III. E. Southworth, Of
Burlington, VT. and enjoyed a trip
down the st. Lawrence.
Claude Westfall, lineman of the o. &
G. E. Co., grasped live wire while at
his work on West Exchange street Mon
day afternoon and was badly shocked.
His hand was burned by the contact.
Elmer Joslin, city and county sur
veyor, and Eugene Brewer, who grad
uated last June from the U. of M have
formed partnership and opened an
Office over the Davis Dry Goods Cos
store.
Miss Donna Sherman, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Sherman, and DR..
d. g. Castell, of Holly, will be mar
ried Wednesday, Sept, T. at noon. The
ceremony will be performed at the
home of the brides parents, 527 Pine
street.
Lightning on Sunday night ripped
the bark off maple shade tree in front
of Mrs M. A. Buckministers' home on
North Washington st. So great was
the force of the bolt that bits of sod and
and bark were thrown onto the porch.
The first campaign picture of the sea-
son is one of Congressman Fordney and
it is an excellent one, too. 1t is the
work of Fred Morgan, the noted maya
zine illustrator of Philadelphia. Copies
are being distributed to the friends of
the Congressman-and that means
everybody.
Ernest, % year old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Sanderhoff, died Sunday
night of brain fever after. an illness of
one week. He leaves young wife to
whom he had been married but four
months. Rev. G. III. Hanks conducted
the funeral services on Wednesday
afternoon.
About forty friends and neighbors of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Starr gave them a
pleasant surprise Friday evening, at
their home on Herman street. Ice
cream and cake were served, and Mr..
and Mrs. Starr were presented with q
nice set of silver teaspoons. The re-
r.. 4.