The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-09-08

MISS Edlth Phelps, OF LANSING Is
spending the week at DR.. G. McCor-
mick's
Misses Nina and Cecil Lock are
spending the week, IN Grand Rapids
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. G.. Seth attended the
funeral of the latter's mother at Fen
tor, Wednesday.
Mrs. Eva Lepior has returned from a
visit in Elgin, ILL.,, on account OF the i'll
ness of her husband.
Ralph Mahaney left Tuesday for
Providence, r. l., to visit his sister,
Mrs E. w. Woodward.
Frank Sadler, of Linden, was the
guest of his daughter, Mrs ID. j. &C.
row, the first of the week.
Geo. X. Mellick, wife and son, Percy,
of Lamoertsville, N. j., are visiting at
the home of Jas, l. Mellick.
George Edwards had the misfortune
to break his arm Saturday by falling
over a mud-scraper on doorstep.
L. Moore and family have moved to
Owosso from Vernon, he having &C
copied position with the Sugar Co.
Mrs. Alice Mcbride and Ruth Car
mody left Tuesday for Denver after
some time spent at Thomas Carmodys.
G. W. Gale was called back from
Crystal Lake, Thursday morning, by
the sickness of his mother at Morrice.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. VanNess former
ly of this city, have recently purchased
and moved into a new house at Pontiac,
Little Mink, owned by August
Stephan, won the 2:30 pace at the
Ithaca fair Saturday, the purse being
5000.
The fortieth annual reunion of the
23d Mich. Vol. .Inft. Will be held at
Mayville, Tuscola Co., Wednesday,
Sept. Goth.
Members of Colfax Lodge l. o. o. F.
surprised Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Film
ger Tuesday evening, bringing a lunch
with them.
Lee Fleming has accepted position
with the Grand Trunk at Toronto. He
has been in Master Mechanic Tawse's
office for some, time. Il ~ q
Z IN Il lsasS fhscosi, ostcopatb. All
Chronic diseases, and diseases i child
rem specially. 1O5 n Washington
street, owosso, Mich. 1l'3
Mound Spring Farm Barkshires are
being exhibitedyat the nontiac fair this
week. Next week thoywill go to the
State fair.
John Sprague and i j. Hopkins
spent Sunday with O L. Sprague at
Crystal Lake NY Hopkins sons re-
turned home with him
TIKI T,ME5 job department. is at
york or II 2lpase catalogue for tho
-Alound Spring sI'e of Berkshire swine to
be held in this city Oc'. 70
Prof, A. b Temple and his bride
have taaen rooms at The Fletcher house
ION Oliver street,, having arrived from
Stevens Poiut, Wis, Saturday
w. +. Collins an wife aro NJ Allan
tic City, =. j, where AR Collins at
tends the meeting of the National Asp !
citation of State pharmacy boards
DR.. Fred Fritz, of Caro-, arrived in
Ovo5so, Monday, and has taken posses
sion of Hr. Lrge's Office in West
Owosso and commenced practice.
Mrs j H. Campbell and son Robert, !
have returned from an extended west. ;
ern trip. which included u visit to tho
Lewis d Clark exposition ut Portland. :
The Improvements at the Cpngrega-
tional church will be practically con-
pleted Tbs week and Rev G. IL. Hanks
viii be in his pulpit rs usual on Sunday.
Assistant Postmaster A. 4. Crawford
attended the annual meeting, Of tho
Michigan Ass) :ialion of Postmasters
held i'll Battle Cree'i this week.
Miss lvah McTTardy, Of the State Ia
surance Commissioners Office, and Il.
l.. Manning, Of tho banking depart
ment, were at T. M. Wiley's Sunday.
Mrs. r. d. Crawford left Sunday for
Wausau, Wis, to spend a few weeks at
the home of her son, Howard. Mr..
Crawford accompanied her to Frank
fort.
Miss Zada Holt, of Howell, guest at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Wood I
in during the week, has gone to New
Lothrop to visit at the home of A. L.
Chase.
President Cummings, General Man.
ager Smith, and General Traffic Man.
ager Lamprey, of the Ann Arbor rail. |,
road, were in Owosso Tuesday, inspect
ing the car shops.
Rev. Chas. N. Fitch, pastor of the ]
Congregational church, Laingsburg, .
has received and accepted call to the {
church at Cornwall, Conn. He was ]
pastor of the church for eight (
years.