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

Mrs. Herbert Bailey and daughter has
gone to Crystal Lake for short vaca-
ton.
Miss Mary Mason has resigned her
position in the city schools and will
teach in Aberdeen, WASH, next year.
H. G. McGuineas made his first trip
Wednesday as mail clerk on the T. S.
g. M. Ry. after sick leave of over two
months.
Geo. L. Campbell and family, Mrs. s.
A. Evans. and Miss Kate Steadman
are at Crystal Lake and will occupy
Harry Mobiles cottage
Married, Wednesday at 4 p. M by
Rev. A. B. Leonard, Mr.. William Free
man and Miss Myrtle Barclay at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Galloway
in Rush township.
A long needed improvement is being
made by the putting down of a cement
walk on the west side of Washington
avenue north of Mason street. The
dangerous and much patched board
walk will be bid good bye with a great
deal of pleasure by the large number of
persons who used it daily for so many
years.
Mrs. Celia A. Lozee, 217 Sycamore
st n, who has been seriously i'll for
the past four weeks, this evening will
be taken to Owosso, to the home of
her nephew, Gilbert L. Taylor. Her
brother, Sibley G Taylor, of East
Tawas, and Mrs. L. J. Kenney of this
city will accompany her. & State Repub-
lican.
Mrs. Orson Brown after suffering for
months with vaso-motor neuritis and
going through two operations, the foot
being amputated, died at the home on
Hickory street Wednesday and the re-
mains were taken to Woodsley, Ont,
for burial. 1t was sad case and her
husband and daughter are entitled to
much sympathy in their bereavement
S. D. Emery arrived in Owosso We'd
nesday evening and will be here for six
months. He has opened the poultry
house on South Water street for bust
ness and will begin his usual hustling
campaign for poultry, ETC. Immediately.
Mr.. Emery likes Michigan people and
their ways and Owosso people would be
glad to see him here the year around.
Patsy Cavanaugh is out on bail until
Aug. II on a charge of assault and
battery on a stranger on South Wash
ington street Tuesday Patsy COM
menced the trouble, but received two
black eyes and other marks as his share
of the punishment in the row he
started. He attempted to use knife
but was prevented and locked up in the
city jail for the night.
Mrs. d. NJ Christian entertained
Saturday afternoon for her guest, Mrs.
Calvin, of Buffalo, at dinner party,
the fifty guests being received on the
porch where punch was served by Mrs.
T. o. Christian, and later seated at
small tables in the house where an
elegant four course dinner was served
by Mrs. J. c. Osburn, Mrs. Leigh
Christian and the Misses Nellie Dens-
more and Glynn Williams. Mrs.
Christian also furnished delightful
piano music.
Miss E. Grace Dewey leaves August
IL for short visit in Nahant, Massa-
chusetts, at the home of a college
friend. She will sail from New York,
on North German Lloyd steamer,
August 10, accompanied by Miss Grace
Frisby and four young ladies. The
party will remain in Naples, Italy, and
vicinity for two weeks, going thence to
Florence where they will make their
home until June. Two other young
ladies will join them there and the.
winter will be spent in study, social
life and travel.
By an order issued last week, Super
intendent w. F. Bradley, of the Ann
Arbor Railway, has moved his Office to
Owosso, and this will be his head
quarters With his family he will
move here as soon as he can find suit
able house to live in. His chief clerk
Frank j. Roth, has also returned wit
him. Owosso is very glad to WELDON
Mr.. Bradley home" again. He was
popular, public spirited and actiN
citizen and his departure with |
family was much regretted. His retu
is taken as an indication that Owosso
well regarded by the new manageme
of the railroad in which Owosso has
much interest.