The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-07-07


G. w. Danforth and family spent
Tuesday with his father in Ovid.
Mrs. S. F. Smith and Miss Donna
Edwards are spending the week with re-
latives in Perry.
Miss Mabel Ferry returned home Sat
urday from two years, stay in Ger
many and Switzerland.
Rev. G. Fl. Hanks and family will
spend their vacation on Bots Blanc
Island. Straits of Mackinac.
While attempting to drive a cow,
Wednesday evening, Rev. J. A. Spencer
fell, injuring his back considerably.
Miss Gertrude Faxon has returned to
Ovid after being on the road for several
months with the Beauty and Beast
Co."
Mrs, Clara Dawes Cragbon, of Holly,
New York, and her three children are
visiting at the home of her father, M.
G. Dawes.
Postmaster M. N. Brady, Saginaw,
West Side, will attend the meeting of
postmasters and rural carriers in this
city tomorrow.
Congressman j. w. Fordney will ar
rive in Owosso Saturday morning at
10 clock and will be pleased to see any
one desiring to call on him at any time
during the day.
There will be gathering of South
Owosso ladies Saturday afternoon at
two o'clock at the home of Mrs. A. N.
Goodwin for the organization of a
mothers meeting.
Mr.. John F. Powers and Miss Ethel
Smith, of Lansing, were married last
week at the home of the brides sister,
Mrs Charles Johnson, in Bennington,
by Rev. c. H. Hanks.
August Marowsky, Cass street, was
given birthday surprise party We'd
nesday evening, by the male choir, of
Salems Evangelical church, and pre-
sented with violin bow.
American Express Agent and Mrs.
". W. Hives have gone to Cleveland
for their vacation. Grant Foote will do
Mr.. Hives work, assisted in the Office
by F. E. Burt. Frank Baker is substi-
tute driver.
Salaries of the janitors of the various
school buildings, have been fixed by the
Board as follows: Washington $40. 90
per month; Emerson, $37 so; Bryant,
$32 and living rooms, heat and lights;
Central, $95 90.
Maurice, IA year old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Neff, died Saturday evening
at the home of Mrs. Neffs brother, Will.
liam R. Hodges, Maple River, of peri
tonitis. The boy died while on a visit
here. The remains were taken to De
troit for interment.
List of advertised letters in the Owes.
so post Office for the week ending July
| 1, 1905: Miss Alta Green, W. H. Horn
S. d. Patterson, Miss Nellie Chappell
G. M. Secor, E. D. Johnson, Miss Ethe
| Hinces f. J. Hall, Clark Picken.
Dir. and Mrs. Rudolph Tick entertain
ed number of young people at theil
home Monday evening, the guests in
GLIDING Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Woodart
and Mr. and Mrs Byron Knapp, o.
Chicago, Claude Bentley, of Harvey
Ill. and DR.. Charles Sackrider, of Ros
common.
Those wishing to donate any articles
to te sent to Sanilac county with the
barrel of articles which is being pre-
pared by the Congregational ladies
please leave said articles this week al
the home Of Mrs. T. M. Wiley, 32
West William street.
''Such patriotic service as that a.
the M. E. church Sunday evening would
bear repeating often" said prominen
citizen to THE TIMES, Monday, "ant
we would all be better citizens for it
Agitate this in your paper" The ad
dresses certainly gave those present
something to think and talk about.
The pet bear at McCurdy Park tina
has been such delight to the children
for some time will be there no more, a.
he was strangled in an attempt to pu
his collar back on his neck, he havins
slipped it off and roamed at will for
number of hours much to the discom
fort of the park commissioners anc
others.
a The board of supervisors has appoint
ed Sheriff Jarrad and Chairman Rug
giles to act with Judge Bush. Registe
Royce, County Clerk Martin, Treasure
Northway and ex-Sheriff D. J. Gerov
as committee on dedication of the new
court house. The dedication will no
take place before September.
Fifty-four. of the residents along tn,
streets on which permission has beer
granted to hold street carnival on tn,
west side object to the same and spec
ial meeting of the council has been call
ed for this evening to consider the mat
ter. No one can be found who seems t.