The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-08-19

visit in New York, Sunday evening.
George B. Symes has gone to Nor
walk and Sandusky, o., on business
trip,
w. H. Tannehill, of Chicago, has
gone to Buffalo, after a visit with his
brother, l. G. Tannehill.
Miss Katie Murphy. of Little Falls
N. Y, is visiting at the home of VIM.
Green, West Main street.
Miss Ella Sanderhoff, of Saginaw, is
the guest of friends here, while on her
way to the st. Louis Exposition.
The case of the People VS.. ROLAND
Evans for burglary has been adjourned
by Justice McCaughna until Aug, 90.
The o. L. 1. Band will give a dance
at the armory next week to balance all
expenses from the Crystal Lake camp.
. o. L. Sprague and family, Mrs. A. M.
Hume and children, Mrs. f. H. Watson
and children returned from Crystal
Lake yesterday.
The school board has engaged Miss
Ethel Hume as supply teacher. he
will teach Miss Florence Webster s
grade until January 1.
John McCaughna, formerly of Byron,
and brother of G. B. McCaughna, is
seriously ill with typhoid fever, at his
home in Tuscola county.
Miss Kate Russell is remodeling her
house at the corner of Cedar and River
streets. 1t will be fine modern resi-
dence when completed.
The dancing season was opened at
the armory on Wednesday evening,
Frank Mcnamara giving party which
was attended by 40 couples.
The Ladies' Library rooms have been
been reprinted and papered and fitted
with new carpets. The furniture has
also been rearranged to give more space.
The canvass of the city for the new
directory will be completed this week,
and the book, which is to be issued by
Glen V. Mills, of Ann Arbor,'will soon
be ready.
| A. f. Hollis, formerly of this city,
who has been in the plumbing business
in Mexico City, Mo-, has sold his bust
ness there and will return to Owosso in
a couple of weeks.
Esther, wife of Sanford Shuster, Jr.
of Rush, is dead at her home, aged 4t
| years. She leaves a husband and six
children. The funeral will occur tomor
row afternoon at two o'clock, from
Henderson church.
| Company d, of Col. Broadhead':
First Michigan Cavalry, will hold its
10Th annual reunion at Ovid on Tues
day, August 90. j. w. Smith, of Owes
80, is secretary of the organization, and
N. L. Brass, of Elsie, president.
J. Fl. BRANDED has been awarded the
contract for repairing boilers in the East
ern Michigan asylum, Pontiac, on &C
count of favorable work done in thai
place before, Notwithstanding the fac
| that there were several bids below his.
/, Mr.. and Mrs II. H. Hail. of Ozark
Ark, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. T. O.
Christian. Mr.. Hall was formerly en-
gagged in the grocery business in this
city and since going South has engaged
| in farming, devoting his time mostly tt
fruit growing.
| Miss Vera Mckenzie entertained
Wednesday for Misses Emma and Lii
liam Arnold, of Saginaw, who are visit
ing their cousin, Miss Hattie Detwiler
here. Miss Detwiler entertained at &
picnic in McCurdy Park, Thursday
evening for the young ladies.
| Kinne's agency reports the following
sales of real estate: Ernest Greenwalt
sold residence 725 Ada street to J. P
| Eldridge. l.. o. Underwood. NORTH
Saginaw street, to John Drexler. Johr
Rosling, of North Chapman street, farm
| in Hazelton to Chas. McKone.
| VIM. Saver, Jr., will have some o.
his prize winning poultry on exhibition
at the Ohio state fair, Columbuss HI
sent one pen of Cornish Indian games
one pen of White Wyandottes, one pail
of Golden Seabright bantams and one
pair of Light Brahmas to j. A. Tucker
of Concord, yesterday morning. Mr.
Tucker will take them with him to Col.
umbus.
Rural Carrier Victor E. Josenhans, O
this city, was united in marriage yester
day at st. Johns to Miss Edith Rail, o
the latter city. Mr.. Josenhans is high
ly respected by many friends. Hi
bride, graduate of the ST. Johns Higl
school and the Ferris Institute, BIZ
Rapids, has also wide circle of friends
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Smith and Mr.. ant
Mrs. Frank Lewis are among the Owes
so people who attended the wedding.
The marriage of Miss Lucia Lee New
comb to Mr.. J. E. Bates, of Washing
ton, ID. c., was solemnized at $50 las
evening. by Rev. G. H. Hanks at tn
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