The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-05-05

Mrs. G.. L. Taylor has been sick for
several days.
Miss Jennie Hughes spent part of the
week in Bay City.
Miss Nellie Carpenter spent Sunday
with friends in Ovid.
Mrs. A F. Hollis was the guest of
friends in Elsie over Sunday. Il
Mrs. w. p. Almroth and children
visited relatives in st. Johns this week.
Miss Vera Haskell entertained We'd
nesday evening for Mrs. Charles Ellis.
E. p. Gilbert and family leave next
week for Topinabee to remain until fall.
Zenas H. Ross expects to be discharg-
ed from the u. of M. hospital at Ann
Arbor and to return homo Saturday.
J. G. Mcintosh has been called to
Phoenix, Ariz., by the very serious ill
ness of his son James.
The Eagles defeated the High school
base ball team, Saturday, in practice
game by score of II to 0.
Herbert Galbraith M. G. relief agent,
formerly located here, has gone to Les
| lie to work for the Company.
Rev. A. b. Leonard gave forceful
address at the Y. M. G. A. on Sunday
afternoon to good audience of men.
Mrs. E. Bancroft, of Ann Arbor, for
merly of Owosso, has returned home
from Arizona much improved in health.
Rev. j. H. Coultard on Sunday an
nounced that he would remain here as
pastor of the church of Christ for
another year.
Col. G. w. Mattoon, of the Shiawas-
see battalion, was in the city Saturday
making arrangements for the veterans
annual picnic to be held June Is at
McCurdy Park.
The Civic Improvement committee Of
the Woman's Club has planted ten
Boston Ivy vines at the Central School
building, and five each at the Emerson
and Washington.
The fire department was called out
Wednesday evening by blaze in the
rear of George Wildermuth's saloon. 1t
3 was extinguished just as the fire was
approaching the Press-American's gaso-
, line tank, which was we'll filled.
L. M. Woodin was AZ years old on
< Wednesday, and was given surprise
in the evening by the other rural car
: riers, who presented him with a hand
some watch chain and locket. 1t is
q needless to state that the gift is greatly
appreciated.
D Miss Grace Campbell, sister of Mrs.
: J. E. Schroyer, formerly of this city,
: was married on April 18th to Give
Witt, of Lebanon, Ind. The wedding
occurred at Chronicle, Ala, where she
= had been spending the winter with
: Mrs Schroyer.
Through misunderstanding, wher
i, the body os Miss Myrl Clark arrived
from Toledo, Friday night, two hearses
, and both undertakers, G. w. Jenning;
and d. J. Gerow, were in attendance Il
take charge of the remains. Mr.
: Jennings was called upon to do the
work.
: A team composed of W. S. Beebe, B.
S. Gaylord and r. j. Beehler will go tC
) Mt. Clemens next week to take part in
the state shoot, to be held May II, Il
. and Is. They will try to secure the
8 shoot for, Owosso in 1906. A big dis
% trict shoot will be held here May IS and
10 of this year.
y AS I. H. Keller was hurrying acros:
:, Washington street Friday evening with
= his umbrella up he collieded with 6
- horse, which was being driven quite
fast, and thrown to the pavement
; The horse and carriage passed over MIR
8 Keller without doing him serious in
!. jury. His head was cut somewhat and
L he was badly shaken up.
Miss E. Grace Dewey has resigned
u her position at Harcourt Place, Gam
u bier, Ohio, and with Miss Grace H
Frisby, of New Haven, Conn, will take
/ a party of six young ladies to Florence
Italy, to spend next winter. Native
70 teachers in Italian and French will bt
J. provided and much attention will be
It given to history of art, as Florence af
; fords the best facilities of any city il
:. Europe for that study. During The
# year trips will be made to Rome
3 Naples, Venice, Milan and other Italian
g cities The party will sail in September
70 by the southern route and return il
t. July, probably by the northern route.
Or. A. D. GIascock, Osteopath.
All chronic diseases treated success