The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-05-26

Miss Mabel Wilson will spend the
summer in Bay View.
w. G. Cadwallader was in Flushing
on business Wednesday.
Josiah Thompson spent Wednesday
and Thursday in Detroit.
Mrs. l. H. Keller left for Detroit
Wednesday for a short visit.
VIM. Grove is spending the week at
Chilson, visiting friends and fishing.
w. E. Hall and Eugene Devereaux
went to Detroit ON business, Wednes-
day.
| Mrs. G. w. Detwiler has taken a
turn fog the worse, and is very serious
ly sick.
| Ann Arbor switchman, Roy Kimball
has been laid up several days with
sore foot.
The Owosso City Band gave an en-
joyable concert on the streets, Wednes-
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Butcher have
gone to Toledo and Cincinnati on
business trip.
II. c. McGuineas, West Main street,
is very sick. He has symptoms of
typhoid fever.
One hundred and twenty people pat
ronized the NJ. G. excursion south on
Sunday last.
Thirty-fve deaths were reported to
the state board of health from this
county during April.
Mrs. Clara Kinyon has returned to
Detroit after weeks visit with Mr..
and Mrs. II. l.. Crosby.
Mrs. Mary Smith and Ella Jewell, of
Owosso, spent Sunday with friends in
Lansing. Lansing Republican.
Miss Zaida Parrish returned to her
home in Camden, South Carolina, Sat-
urday, after,a visit of several months
with Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Manning.
Robert Raatz, received rocker,
Wednesday night, in honor of his 37th
birthday, from party of 70 neighbors
and other friends who surprised him.
Mrs. Silas Ackerson has so far re-
covered from her insanity that she has
left Pontiac asylum, whittier she was
| sent some months ago, and is now at
Fenton.
Earl WILDER has gone to Chicago to
act as driver, in the place of a striker,
for the American Express Co. He re-
ceives 500 per month, board and
lodging.
| Mrs. A. M. Bentley entertained her
Sunday School class on Wednesday
afternoon. Pearl Rood won the potato
race and Edith Hartshorn the clothes
pin game prize.
| Miss Maude Bailey gave linen
shower Wednesday evening for Miss
Ethel Hayt, who is soon to be married
to Edmund Trumbull, of Grand Rapids,
formerly of Owosso.
1t is understood that E. E. Hender-
son, who has accepted position with
the National Casualty Co., will have
charge of its affairs on the Pacific coast
with headquarters at San Francisco.
Hugh Hyde will be arraigned Mon
day, before Justice McCaughna for
breaking dishes and a stove at the home
of his stepfather, Theodore Collins, of
Fairfield. He is at present in the
county Jail.
Adjutant General w. T. McGurrin.
of the Michigan National Guard, has
suggested that Capt. z. H. Ross
resignation be not accepted, but that he
be placed on the retired list and allow
ed to retain his rank. Friends of Capt.
Ross will ask that he be given a staff
position for the coming encampment
Harold E. Miner received official mott
fcation Monday that he passed the ply
steal examination for admission to the
U. S. Military Academy at West Point,
with orders to report June 18th. Mr..
Miner is we'll equipped both mentally
and physically for the severe work he
will undertake at the Academy and
should be able to complete the same
with honor to himself and the eighth
district.
Arthur Porter, 20 years old and
married, who boards at the home of s.
Adkins, gil Dickerson street, will have
his left leg removed at the knee. The
limb was injured beneath the wheels of
freight car. Porter sought shelter
from the shower, Thursday noon, and
was crawling from beneath car when
the switch engine moved it. Porter
was member of the Ann Arbor yard
gang.
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