The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-09-14
Mrs. E. A. Ward, of Laingsburg,
her son, DIR, w. Il. Ward.

Nioieih5 hoi Sun, III, w. L. w "iu'
Gladstone Mccormick leaves tomor-
row to enter the Agricultural College.
Albert Todd attended the bean job
bers' convention in Saginaw yesterday.
Charles Mueller is in st. Paul to at
tend the national convention of brew
ers.
Mrs Fred Hurry, of Lansing, spent
part of the week at John Brooks Adams
street
Hubbard & Brown are exhibiting
their Berkshires at the Grand Rapids
fair this week.
The ladies aid society of Asbury M E
church gave pumpkin pie social Wed
nesday evening
J. w. Kinney, of Worcester, Mass.
of the firm of A. Todd e. Co, was in
Owosso yesterday.
DR.. A. M. Hume's Office has been
moved to his lot on the corner opposite
the Baptist church.
Roy Northway has gone to Kinks.
vile, Missouri, where he will begin the
study of osteopathy.
Mrs Dwight North and baby and
Mrs d. G.. Castell, of Pontiac, are Wis
iting at Albert Sherman's, Pine street.
Mrs. A. j. Van Epps and Mrs. J. S.
Hoyt entertained Wednesday for Mrs.
Estella Brown, who leaves soon for
Ohio.
| John Slingerland, while assisting his
father in driving well Tuesday, put
his thumb under the hammer and it was
ground off.
J. M. Lamb, of Dryden, socialist NOM
inee for congress in the seventh dis
trict, was guest of his son, DR.. D. H.
Lamb, Tuesday.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Aiken, Caledonia township, is partially
paralyzed as result of fall down
stairs Monday.
John M. Halter, of Deer River, N. Y,
is visiting his brother, p. H. Halter, in
this city. The brothers have not seen
each other for over thirty years.
Schools We're dismissed Wednesday
at noon for the day in the city because
of the extreme heat. In several cities
no sessions were held the first three
! days of the week.
E. A. Treadwell is serving thirty days
in the county Jail for drunkenness. He
is also said to have threatened his father
and brother and unless he desists will
be given further punishment.
Frank r. Decker, of Rochester, n
Y, accompanied by his cousin, Miss
Bertha M. Wicking, of Daytona, Fla,
are spending few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. J. b. Hinman, 732 Corunna ave.
nue..
Mayor Parkill has vetoed the resolu
tions Of the council authorizing the
gravelling of East King street and the
street east of Gute's hill because there
is no money in the proper fund to pay
for the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Brown are in Battle
Creek with their son Bert. whose arm
was broken while rescuing child from
being run over by rapidly approach
ing engine Saturday. Brown is fire
man on a passenger train.
The Knights of Columbus will hole
their meetings in the Foresters' hall OF
the second and fourth Thursdays o.
each month. Last night social session
was held, the ladies being invited, and &
pleasant time was enjoyed.
| The new store building at the corner
of Elm and Main streets will be occu
pied by Lewis g. Loomis with stool
of groceries. A. F. Loomis will be IL
charge until Fred Lewis RECEIVERS suff
GENTLY to assist in the management.
About thirty-five children, grandchil
dren and great grandchildren assisted
Mrs. Mary Richardson in celebrating
her eightieth birthday Monday at thu
home of c. s. Richardson. She ha,
been resident of the county over fit,
years.
Fred Aberle was appointed to fill tn,
vacancy on the board of public work.
: caused by j. w. Simmons resignation
and d. M. Christian to take the place
!. of A. L. Williams, resigned, by May
or Parkill Monday evening and boil
were confirmed.
The Ladies Guild of Christ Episcopa
church will have an afternoon gather
ing at Mrs. Fred M. Groves next Wed
nesday afternoon. Carriages will b
: provided and trips will be made with Al
automobile. A good time is anticipat
ed. Mrs, Groove and Mrs. Vandekar
will be hostesses.
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