The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-07-22
L. E. Woodland is very sick.

L. E. Woodland is very sick.
Mrs o. Townsend is camping at Beu-
lah.
Miss Fannie Osborn has gone to Chi
cago.
Warren Watson has gone to Freedom,
Pa, to work.
Miss Alice Cooper is at Macatawa
Park this week.
Richard Phillips has gone to Higgins
Lake on business.
| Mrs. A d. Chase and son Rollo, have
gone to Tawas City.
George Charlton has purchased an 80
| acre farm near Beulah.
Vincent d. Lane has gone to Albion,
Ind. to visit his parents.
l.. G. Heyer left Monday for Norfolk
to visit George M. Owen.
Bert Murray has gone to Lansing to
work in the Journal Office.
Rev. ]. p. Warner and son are spend
| ing week at lake Orion.
Fred Lahman is able to be out. after
an illness Of several weeks.
A daughter was born, last week, to
Mr.. and Mrs Jacob Bittell
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. Forsythe are liv-
ing in the Dudley apartment house.
Ward Perrigo, of Washington, d. g..
is a guest of his uncle, G. A. Perrigo.
The O. L. l. Band will camp at Beu-
lab the two weeks beginning July 81,
Mr. and Mrs. j. X. Fischer welcomed
a 12 pound daughter to their home, Sun
day.
J. F. Mabin, of Washington, D. c.,
a guest of his uncle, J. F. Mabin, in
this city.
Frank and Thomas Hurst, of Chicago,
are visiting at their old home in Rush
township.
Frank Proper, Gil Clinton street,
broke arb Wednesday, by falling on a
picket fence.
Mrs. G. L. Converse and Nj. P. Con-
verse left this week for Moose Jaw,
Manitoba, to reside.
DR.. Andrew B. Spinney, proprietor
Reed City Sanitarium, will be at the
National Hotel, July 2Sth.
On Sunday some thermometers regis
tered 90 degrees in the shade. 1t was
the hottest day in several years.
Mrs. James Crossen, GA Corunna
avenue, has hydrangea on which the
flower measures twenty-eight inches.
Mrs. Martha Mason was called to
Woodruff this week by the illness of
her brother.in-law, Edward Crawford.
Mrs. H. p. White gave a garden
party Monday afternoon in honor of
Miss Sibyl Hayward, of Lockport, N.
Y.
Walter Christie and John Ching, Ann
Arbor machinists, have gone to Port
Huron to work in the Grand Trunk
shops.
Albert Setback and nephew, o. j..
Setback, go to Ionia next week to at
tend an annual meeting of the Luther
an Bund of Michigan.
Bunting & Miller's grocery stock was
considerably damaged on Monday night
by the uncoupling of water pipe on
the second floor of the building.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E Westfall have re-
turned from Lansing to reside in Owes
so. Mr.. Westfall has opened carriage
salesroom on West Exchange street.
Drs. Don M. Campbell, of Detroit,
and d. H. Lamb, Owosso, operated up
on DR.. A. L. Arnold, Sunday, for abcess
of the ear. The patient early recovery
is looked for.
l.. H. van den Berg, formerly of
Grand Haven, and now Owosso High
school principal, will move his family
into the West terrace on West Oliver
street, about August t.
Mrs. B. 5. Hopkins and son and her
mother left Tuesday for visit at their
old home in Vermont. Mr.. Hopkins
will join them later, going first to Me-
nominee to hold teachers institute.
Miss Nina Cooper, teacher in the
Chicago Conservatory of Music, has re-
turned from trip to the st, Louis Elk
position, and is at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Cooper, West
Main street.
A. j. Morse, two years old child OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Morse, of Corunna,
was run over by Grand Trunk freight
train at Corunna, and so badly injured
that he died Sunday evening. The little
one's'left leg was cut off and the right
one broken. Mr.. Morse saw the i'm
pending accident, but could not reach
, the child in time.