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

The w. q. I. o., of Corunna. held {
picnic at McCurdy Park yesterday.
G. E. Lawrence Of the New Yorl
Racket store is in the East buyine
goods.
| Rev. Charles Seelhoff, of LaPorte
Midland County, is guest of his sister
Mrs. j. d. Reiff.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Thomas enter
tanned the Five Hundred club at Their
home last evening.
Judge of Probate Bush and wife and
daughter Helen are visiting in Canada
and are to stay some time at Muskoka
lakes.
\ Married, Saturday morning, by JUS
tice Mcbride in Corunna, Miss Florence
Wood, of Owosso, and Charles Jones, of
Chesaning.
B. G. Evans, mail clerk on the d. G..
HI. & M. made his first trip Wednesday
since being injured In the railroad
wreck last spring.
Aid. J. H. BRANDED and Henry F..
Bagley are at Louisville, Kentucky,
attending the National convention of
stationary engineers.
The second annual picnic of the Elsie
Sunday schools was held at McCurdy
park yesterday, 497 persons having
bought tickets at Elsie.
G. H. Gould and family and Miss
Meta Gould have gone to Detroit and
Cleveland. Miss Gould will return for
further visit with her mother
The Junior band gave concert Sun
day afternoon in the West Stewart
street grove near the Bryant school that
was much enjoyed by large crowd.
The offertory solo at the Sunday
morning service at the Episcopal
church was well rendered by Fred Roy
being Franz Abt's "Not Sparrow
Falleth."
Mr.. and Mrs. H. N. Ainsworth have
gone to Ogdensburg. N. Y, for an ex-
tended visit, and will also take trip
through the Adirondacks and down the
Hudson river.
Mrs. Slavery and Miss Katherine
Slavery who have been visiting at Mrs.
Saverys parents, Mr.. and, Mrs A. E.
Ferry, left Wednesday for their home
in Westfeld, Mass.
Died, Monday evening, Lois, the
seven months old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. III. Lowell, east Mason street.
The child was buried ut Oak Hill ceme-
terry yesterday afternoon.
DR.. A. M. Hume and G.. W. Detwiler
and families left Tuesday for Beulah,
where they have rented cottage and
will also erect two tents and enjoy out
door life for sometime.
Mrs Alexander and Miss Alexander,
of Crosse Isle, who have been visiting
Miss Mary Arnold and Miss Eliza
Thomas at the Junction House, return
ed to Detroit Thursday.
The Owosso City Band left Wednes-
day for Crystal Lake where they will
camp for two weeks. 1t will certainly
be fine for the crowd of visitors at the
lake and we hope the boys will have a
good time.
Among those who left this week for
Beulah to camp or to stay at the Win
demere or cottages were G. A. Ruebe-
kan and family, Fred Lewis, George
Smith, Benjamin Robbins, Harry Coop
er and F. Z. Burt
Born, Saturday, to Mr.. and Mrs
Meron Sherman, of North Baltimore,
Ohio, son. Mrs. Sherman was
formerly Miss Lizzie Todd and this
birth adds another to the list of great
grandchildren of E. A. Todd, of this
city.
Hon. Webster Dayis entertained
about fifty Owosso and Corunna friends
at dinner party last Friday evening at
his beautiful new home in Corunna.
His log cabin den with its collection of
curios interested the guests very much.
Married. at Jackson, Monday, Miss
Elizabeth Fletcher, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. M. B. Fletcher, of this city,
and William Leonard, of Lansing, form
erly of Owosso. They will reside at
Lansing.
Paymaster T. d. Harris, Of the
United States Navy, is visiting his
parents and friends in Owosso. After
his vacation he will leave for duty on
the new cruiser, Charleston.
Married, Wednesday, at Decatur,
Ills, Roy Knapp, formerly of this city
and Miss Lillian King. A months
honeymoon trip in Colorado will be
taken by Mr.. and Mrs. Knapp.
Geo. H. Chapman, formerly employ
ed by d. M. Christian, seems to be
steadily pushing to the front at st.
Johns. His last move is to rent an
additional store building for term of
years to be connected with his present
quarters, giving him store 44x144 feet.
Letters have been received this week