The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-08-04
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Sprague & Co.,
1O7 N. Washington Street. Owosso
1O7 N. Washington Street. Owosso.

from Ann ArbOr.
Mr. and Mrs. E. f. Dudley spent par
of the week with Mr.. and Mrs Johr
McCurdy at Crawling.
Miss Helen Cooper entertained yes
terday afternood in honor of her guest
Miss Whaley, of Buffalo
Misses Maine Taphouse and Eva
Robinson are spending the week al
Grayling and Cheboygan.
Miss Eliza Thomas and Miss Mary
Arnold will spend part of next week in
Detroit and on Crosse Isle.
Miss Grace Amos and her guest Miss
Bess Stevenson, of Champaign, ILL.,, are
spending the week at Fenton.
Miss jeanette Taylor, of Oswego, N.
Y, has been guest at the home Of w.
H. Launstine, Owosso township.
Mrs. Bessie Bailey, Water street, is
visiting her daughters, Mrs. O. Camp
bell and Mrs F. Willis at Easton.
Rev. j. A. Clyde left Sunday night
for the East and will spend the month
with his family on the Atlantic coast.
DIR, J. d. Crum was called to Lansing
Tuesday in consultation and went from
there to Pine Lake for short vacation.
Mrs. Orena Clapp and daughter,
Frances, are going to visit Leonard
Clapp at Marinette, Wis, next week.
w. A. Sparkling, of Lansing was home
for Sunday, and will return to go with
Co. III to camp to act as assistant cook
Misses Fife and Florence Ayers are
at Petoskey with their guest, Mrs 1.
Burgoon, of Fremont, Ohio, for a stay
of two weeks.
Mrs. Franc Peters, of Oregon, who
visited last week at p. d. Whites is
now in Corunna with her sister Miss
Katherine Kelsey.
Miss Maude Baldwin, of the Davis
Dry Goods Cos. dressmaking depart
ment, has gone to her home in Venice
for several weeks stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Hammond will
spend Sunday in Owosso as guests at
H. X. Whites. Mrs. Hammond will
remain several days as guest of Mrs.
Geo. M. Dewey.
Rev. DeVoist of this city will conduct
Free Methodist camp meeting east of
Flushing from Aug. to 16. The SER
vices will be held in grove and all
persons interested are invited.
Harry Heise, thirteen year old son of
Fred Heise, was run over by Frieseke's
brick yard wagon Wednesday and bad
ly injured, his ribs being broken and
being otherwise injured internally.
Mr.. and Mrs M. M Lamb, of Branch
port, N Y, were at p J. Stevens the
first of this week. Mr. Lamb left for
the west on hunting trip and Mrs.
Lamb will remain at her parents for a
visit.
A party of campers go to Torch Lake
today to spend two weeks at the state
Y. M. G. A. camp. Among the number
are A. D. Whipple and son, JOS, G. s.
Williams Jr., George Swarthout, F. H..
Gould Jr., and A. M. Bentley Jr.
Died, Monday at his home in New
Haven township, Michael Hanifan,
aged 81 years. Funeral services were
held yesterday at st. Pauls Catholic
church in this city, Rev. FIR Slane off,
ciating. Deceased leaves widow and
three grown children.
Chesaning officers arrested three men
whom they thought might be the Meyer
murderers from Detroit, but they were
soon released, one proving to be labor
or from Owosso and one from St.
Charles, while the other easily proved
he was not one of the men wanted.
Born, to Rev. and Mrs. Aug. Berg
mann, of Milton, Wis, a daughter.
Mr.. Bergman is we'll known here
having had charge of the German
Lutheran school in this city up to the
time he left for Wisconsin. Mrs Berg
mann is the daughter of Fred Bandkau,
of Owosso township.
So we'll was the work of laying out
the county for solid free delivery done
by Col Pond that his report was ap-
proved by the division superintendent
at Chicago and forwarded to the p. O..
department within few days after it
was mailed by Col. Pond.
Attention is directed to the ad of the
Maud s. Wind Mill and Pump Co. in
this paper. The goods manufactured
by this company are as good as any on
the market and are sold at price 8
which will allow almost any one to buy.
Bishop b. M. Case, who has posed as
a gospel worker and been in all sorts Of
difficulties in Owosso during the last
three months left town, Wednesday,
with his belongings for Buffalo, New
York, much to the relief of many of the
neighbors near where he had held meet
ings. He will hardly be missed by any
one.