The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-07-28
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Michigan convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ritzel, who
moved to California short time ago,
are not pleased with the west and ex-
pect to return to Owosso.
G. A. Howe and Niles Virgins and
wives took a trip to ST. Johns Wednes-
day in Mr.. Howe's new steam automo-
bile of the Reading make.
John T. McCurdy was at home the
first of the week looking after court
matters but has returned to his summer
cottage on the Au Sable river.
Over 1900 persons went through
Owosso Tuesday from Bay City to
Lansing, the occasion being the grocers
and butchers excursion.
Mrs. D. M. Christian accompanied
Mrs. Calvin, of Buffalo, N. Y. to
Lansing Tuesday where Mrs. Calvin
will visit at A. M. Donsereaux's.
List of advertised letters in the Owes
so postoffice for the week ending July
90, 1905: w. M. Brown, Mrs. w. J.
Waters, Adma Scott, Mrs. Hughes f.
B. Fort.
The large CAPITAL of THE OWOS-
SO SAVINGS BANK, $780, 900. 90,
furnishes security to it's depositors sec
ond to none.
Mrs. Frank Woodland, Mrs. Josephine
Smith and Mrs. H. Callow, of Owosso,
and Miss Myrtle Cossitt, of Lansing,
are taking lake trip to Mackmaw and
other northern points.
Mrs. Charles Lawrence and daughter
Emma and Miss Sells, of Toronto, Ont,
left Wednesday for Beulah to spend the
balance of the summer at the family
cottage on Crystal Lake.
If it would have the same effect here
as in Houghton, we are glad the
Bankers Association. did not visit
Owosso. An earthquake is reported
soon after their departure.
Prof. Albert Cook, of the California
Agricultural College, Berkly Cal, and
family who have been at Senator A. B.
Cooks leaye tomorrow for New York
and will soon sail for Europe.
James J. Hopkins was in Detroit
Tuesday and Wednesday attending the
state meeting of rural mail carriers as
delegate from this county. Newton L.
Boyce, substitute carrier covered his
route.
The City and the Junior bands gave
concerts last Friday evening and were
greeted by large crowds. The City
band sold ice cream during their con.
cert on Fayette Square and were well
patronized.
Rural Carrier James j. Hopkins, of
this city, was elected delegate by the
Michigan Rural Letter Carriers AS
ISOLATION at Detroit Wednesday to at
tend the National Association meeting
at Indianapolis in September.
Mrs. Anna Hansman Aiken has re.
signed her position at j. J. Davis store
and has left with Miss Emma Gerteis,
of Detroit for a trip down the st.
Lawrence. She has been visiting in
Detroit recently and expects to make
her home there.
Floyd Burnett, of Corunna, has
brought suit against Charles Bement,
of Owosso, to secure possession of the
building on West Main street, Owosso,
now occupied by the Postal Telegraph
Co. and Norman Lucas restaurant.
Mr.. Burnett sues on a promisory note
for $2375.
About 900 persons from Owosso went
to Detroit last Saturday on the Estey
excursion, the first train leaving at $50,
the second an hour later. The return
trains reached Owosso at HOO D. m.
and 200 a. m. The day was bright and
the time in Detroit full of fun for the
big crowd.
Mrs. Fred Curtis, who was arrested
here with her husband as a counter
feiter, last week, and bound over to the
U. s. court for trial was released on her
own recognizance by Commissioner
Chaplin, of Lansing, Tuesday because of
i'll health. Her husband will remain in
Jail at Lansing unless he can furnish
$500 bail
Capt. Frank j. Davis, having COM
pleted very successful couise at Or
chard Lake Military Academy, will be
at home until he goes to camp at Lud-
ington with the National Guard, after
which he will leave for Chicago to &C.
cept position with one of the large
manufacturing concerns of that city.
DR.. Mccormick found it necessary to
amputate Mrs. L. o. Browns left foot
last week as gangrene had set in as a
result of the stopping of the circulation
of the blood. He was assisted by Drs
Ward and Mahaney. A second opera
ton was found necessary to stop the
progress of the disease motor neu.
ritis.