The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-08-11

loOOui hoAe WOoh. 1ho uOi5o has DcoL
working out at Flint.
Mrs. G. Castree and the Misses Cath
crime Castree, Maggie Barresford and
Mamie Hamburg are at Highland Parl
for two weeks visit.
F. J. Pearce has been in Saginaw al
the hardware mems convention. HI
was chairman of the committee having
in charge the question box
Mrs. VIM. Godkin went to Cadillac
Wednesday for visit. accompanied by
her nephew, Geo. Libbie, who has beer
visiting here for two weeks.
A regular meeting of the voting
members of Salems' Evangelical Luther
an church will be held at the church al
| 2 p. IN. Sunday, Aug. 18th.
James r. Mason, an employee of the
Hastings Banner--one of the leading
newspapers in southwestern Michigan
called on THE TIMES. Friday.
Allenwood, owned by iP. Pearsall, OIL
New Lothrop, won the 2:19 pace il
straight heats and third money in the
2:21 class at Beaver Falls, Pa.
Mrs Geo. Brown, of Cobourg, and
Miss Fannie Varco, of Rosemath
Canada, are guests of their cousin, Mrs
VIM. Varco, North Chapman street.
Died, Monday evening, Roy, the in.
FAINT son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Smalley
The funeral was held Wednesday al
two o'clock, Rev A. B. Leonard officiat.
ing.
Prosecuting Attorney Hamper and
Owen Rippey, of Corunna, have formed
law partnership and will have their
Offices in the Williams block in this
city.
The City Band returns to day from a
very enjoyable vacation at Beulah.
The campers and guests at the hotels
have appreciated very much their fine
music.
O. L. Bristol's hotel, the Windermere
at Crystal Lake, has been crowded with
guests for the past ten days. There is
no better place in the State for a fine
outing.
Mrs. c. G Farr, Mrs. Chas. Moody
and son, Mrs. R. Il. Fox and son, Mrs.
E. j. Sheldon and Mrs. Frank Burt are
some of the late starters for vacations
at Beulah.
John p Everett has accepted the
superintendency of the Mt Clemens
schools for the years 1866. Mrs.
Everett is visiting her mother, Mrs. E.
L. Brewer.
Floyd Newell fell from a ladder at
the opera house Monday and was in.
iured on the head and shoulders so that
he has been unable to work. Nc
serious results are feared
c. A. Byerly, agent for the Michigan
Live Stock ms. Co., reports that the
company has had two losses recently
near Corunna both of which have been
paid promptly.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Jewett, 221 n.
Shiawassee street, left for Niagara Falls
and Buffalo and other points in New
York, Wednesday for stay of two
weeks, sightseeing and visiting.
The oat crop of the county is prac.
tically all harvested in fine shape. The
yield will be heavy. The weather OF
the past week has been good for corn
and the growth has been very rapid.
Mrs. Chas. Champion returned from
Detroit Monday with Mr.. Champion
who received an injury to his hips that
prevents his walking and will probably
keep him from work for several weeks.
John Van Duser was sentenced to
sixty days in Jail for obtaining coat
under false pretences from the Glennie
Ferguson Clothing Co. of Owosso.
Justice Walsh heard the case Tuesday.
VIM. H. Thompson, of Adrian, whose
son was killed in the Wallace show
wreck at Durand, has commenced suit
against the Grand Trunk railway for
SO, 900 damages. 1t is said number
of similar suits will be instituted.
Mrs. A. E. Cook and son, of Ypsi-
lanti, have been guests of Owosso
friends during the week. Mrs Cook
will join her husband in India in the
fall, where he is engaged in missionary
work.
Frank II. Watson received word
Tuesday that his brother Eugene, form
erly of this county, now living in Bay
County, was quite seriously i'll, there
being danger from rheumatism reach
ing the heart.
J. Lamb, superintendent of the
Owosso Manufacturing Co., returned
Monday from business trip in Montre-
al Quebec, Vermont, and New Work
State. Mrs. Lamb remained in Batavia,
N. Y, to visit relatives,
Rev. James A. Chapman, formerly
pastor of Asbury NJ. E. church, has
been unanimously voted an invitation
to remain another year as pastor of the
Ames M. E. church in Saginaw with a
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