The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-07-21
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Neil R. Walsh returned from Buffalo
Saturday having attended the sessions
of the Grand Lodge of Elks. Mrs.
Walsh and son are also home from a
stay at Oak Grove.
Will Posthemus and Miss Ella Smith,
of Osburn 81 Sons are taking their vaca-
tions, Miss Smith Visiting in Flint.
Miss Anna Foess has returned after q
two weeks outing.
Gurden Bingham, who has been
spending the last three months with his
sister, Mrs. Emma B. Dewey, left,Sun-
day for his home in Chicago, and will
start on trip to Oregon about Aug /,
A. d. Whipple, Albert Todd, A. NJ.
Bentley and e T Austin and families
picniced at Goss school house Monday
Mr.. Austin and Charles Williams Jr.
and Joe Whipple going down by boat
Joseph Shaeffer was overcome by the
heat Tuesday, while working on farm
near the city, and although he revived
after being brought to the home of J.
A. Bartrem he is still suffering consider
ably.
John w. Miller has exchanged his
farm three miles north of Owosso for
the John Thorn house on West Main
street and will also build house at the
corner of Washington and North
streets.
Married, July 10, at the home of the
brides parents in this city, Lewis A.
Hayden and Leah H. Johnson. They
will be at home at 102 N. Dewey St.,
after short trip Mr.. Hayden is an
employee of the Ann Arbor Ry. Co.
Mr. and Mrs. H. w. Parker, Saginaw
street, are back from visit of several
weeks in Cleveland and other parts Of
Ohio. They were accompanied home
by Mr.. Parker's brother.in-law and
sister, Mr. and Mrs. James Hunkin, Of
Chagrin Falls, o.
Vernon A. Douglas, has been appoint
ed substitute letter carrier to succeed
VIM. f. Alexander, resigned. He has
been employed at the Estey factory for
number of years. He began work
yesterday taking the place of one of the
carriers who was sick
L. Flickinger. of Perla, Ark, is in
the city for few days visit with his
many friends. Mrs, Flickinger is TAX
ing treatment at the Sanitarium at
Battle Creek, but has not recovered
sufficiently to go to Chicago alone and
Mr.. Flickinger came to take her there.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. nj. Bently have post
poned their western trip until fall as
their son Calvin has gone to the noun
tains for the summer, as it is unusually
hot and dry at Phoenix, Arizona. The
thermometer has registered as high as
1872 degrees.
Charles Brandt, who has been EN-
ployed by Henry Plock, baker at 7515
Main street, west, died suddenly Fri
day morning. His family were living
in Detroit and the body was taken there
Saturday. He leaves wife and five
children.
Supt. and Mrs. J. W. Simmons, who
have been taking coast trip on the
Pacific Ocean, met Roy Cheal, former
ly of this city, at Port Costa, Cal.
where he is now working He is much
pleased with California and reports
that he is successful in his ventures.
Miss Hazel Garland, of Howell dice
at her home Tuesday after an illness o.
two weeks of typhoid fever. Will
Miss Hopson, of Caro-, she was to have
opened kindergarten in Owosso OF
July 10, but the matter has been indefi
nitely postponed.
General Manager r. K. Smith, of thu
Ann Arbor R. r. stopped in this city ;
short time Wednesday evening and in
spected the company's property an(
later received a delegation of citizen
headed by Mayor Parkill. He viii
make more extended visit little late
in the year.
1t has been decided by the trustee
the Detroit Trust Co., to hold the in
surance on the life Of G. d. Stewar
and not dispose of it before the mex
payment of premium becomes due
August 1905. 1t amounts to abou
$4,000 and several spectators ant
others have made offers for it.
The Federal Merchandise Compan,
has rented the store at III West Elk
change street and will make mems ant
women's tailor made garments. Tn
company have stores at Lansing ant
other places and come we'll recommend
ed. G.. M. Marble, of Chicago, is IL
chargd, assisted by Edward Edelman.
Rev. Christian Spathelf entertained
Sunday Revs. John Soell and A. Malleck
of Detroit, who preached for him morn
ing and evening. Mrs. Phillip Guile
and Miss Louisa Guiles, of Cincinnati
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