The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-08-04

month of August in Western New
York.
q Mrs. Dr. Fullam arrived in the city
last night from Indiana for visit at
her sisters, Mrs. James Copas, and
other relatives.
The city councils around the state are
refusing to return money to automobil-
lists paid for city licenses before the
state law took effect-claiming it would
not be legal to do so.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Twyman, of Pom
tiac. are visiting Miss Eliza Thorn
as at the junction house and with other
relatives in Owosso for few days.
They will soon move to California to
make their home.
Mrs. Charles Maliskey entertained at
a picnic at McCurdy park for her
daughter, Mrs. Benz. Kebler Monday
evening and the Misses Minnie and
Nellie Mccormick gave party for her
her at their home, Tuesday evening
Roy Haines who has been living with
Mr.. and Mrs J. Albro on East Williams
street. left Tuesday without notice to
them and went to his brothers in Ben
nington. AS he is but ten years old he
will probably be brought back.
Wallace Grenaye, employed in the
building of John Kellys house on Ball
street, fell from scaffold Wednesday
and was painfully and quite severely
injured in the back, the muscles being
torn. 1t will be quite a while before
he will be able to work.
Rev. o. M. Thrasher, of the Corunna,
Baptist church, having accepted call
to Mason is packing his household
goods. The Beulah Branch rendered
him reception Wednesday and pre-
sented him with considerable sum of
money.
Carl Dewey, leader Of the city band,
will probably leave Owosso soon and re-
turn to Springfield, Mass. 1t is hoped
some arrangement can be made so that
he will find it profitable to stay here.
It is quite probable that negotiations
! now under way may result in the sale
Of the Vigor O factory to Chicago CAPT
talists and that it will be started up and
run to its fullest capacity by them.
Louis Baumann, secretary of the
Saginaw Poultry and Pigeon Fanciers'
association, has resigned and will leave
for Owosso Thursday, where he will
start a commission house. Mr.. Bau
mann has been with .Spangler, Davis 81
Co. and other commission houses in this
city for the past twelve years. Mr..
Baumann has large circle of friends
who will wish him success. His fam
lily will leave later in August. -Sagi-
nav Evening News.
Mrs. Esther Congdon, of Owosso, was
| in st. Johns on business Wednesday,
Mrs F Buck and daughter are visit
| ing her brother, John Collins, in Owes
so-Mr and Mrs John G Calkins and
daughter, Eta, of Owosso, visited his
brother. Floyd Calkins and sister, Mrs
Simeon Teneyck Sunday-Miss Ger
trude Wood returned Monday from a
two weeks visit with friends in Owosso
Miss Grace Broffie returned Mon
day from two weeks vacation at her
home in o wosso-Mrs Charlotte Nor
ton of Maple Rapids, is visiting her son,
Robert White, in Owosso. st. Johns
Republican.
The st. Johns Republican of this
week has an excellent likeness of Will
J. Graham, of this city, who is making
quite reputation as ball player.
The Republican says:
William j. Graham, who pitches for
the ST. Johns team, has played eleven
games with st. Johns this year and has
not lost game. He has struck out 1T
men, the most in any one game being
nineteen Before coming to st. Johns
and early in the season he pitched for
the Midland City team where he played
Saginaw, Flint and other fast teams.
This is his first year as professional
ball player and he is already becoming
well known among the base ball fans
in this part of Michigan. He has re-
ceived several offers from teams but
will stay with st. Johns this season.
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