The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-09-13

in Morrice this week.
o. l.. Sprague made business triI
to INLAY City, Wednesday.
Mrs. G. L. Taylor is visiting Mrs. G.
A. Prescott in East Tawas.
Wanted, coopers. Apply Saginaw
Salt Co., st. Charles, Mich.
Miss Josie Murphy has accepted po
sition with ID. M. Christian.
w. s. Beebe is now in charge of the
Pomeroy photograph gallery.
Miss Clara Byrnes is home from De
troit for visit with her parents.
The bean crop has been damaged by
the wet weather Of the past ten days.
Mrs. Robert Ransom has returned to
her home in Alpena after a visit in
this city.
Mrs. ]. c, Rexford left Tuesday for
Washington, Pa, to visit her son, Earl
G. Rexford.
Miss Florence Uphsm is visiting Mr..
and Mrs Meron Sherman at North Bal
tlmore, Ohio.
Mrs Rosamond Jacobs is in Schnec-
tady, N. Y, for visit with her son,
Ernest and family.
Chas. w. Rindge, an old time resi-
dent of this city. shook hands with
friends here Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert AFFORD, of Clare,
spent Friday night with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. AFFORD.
Frank and Miss Nellie Conner re-
tnrned Monday from the Pacific coast
where they spent the summer.
j. H Branded and Henry Bagley are
at Niagara Falls to attend the national
convention of stationary engineers.
Geo. Woodman made almost clean
sweep of the premiums on Dorset sheep
at the Grand Rapids fair, winning all
the frsts and all but two seconds.
But then Owosso isn't the only city
in this section of Michigan that has
handed out interurban franchises where
the trolley slipped. Flint Journal.
Miss Abigail Buckingham returned
to her home in Flint, Monday, alter
spending several weeks in this city
with her sister Mrs s. E. Parkill.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Kneeland and son
Lyle left Tuesday evening for New
York en- route to Panama, where Mr..
Kneeland has position in the service
of Uncle Sam.
An analysis of the water from the
new city wells shows that it is all right
for domestic use. AS the quantity
seems to be unlimited the city is now
better provided for than ever
The Owosso Sugar Co. will commence
running about the 23rd to clean up
the stock of brown sugar left over from
the last campaign. The slicing of beets
will begin about the 7th of October.
Mr.. and Mrs Wells Harvey, formerly
of Bancroft, were guests of Frank
Westcott and T. M. Euler, Tuesday.
Mr.. Harvey is the Washington CORES
pondent of the Grand Rapids Press.
The Garland street M. E. church,
Flint, has asked to have Rev. E. ID.
Dimond returned as its pastor for an
other year. Rev. Dimond was former
ly superintendent of schools for this
county
DR.. II. Fl. Walker, of Blissfield,
Mich, is visiting his brother, E. r.
Walker, who is an Ann Arbor engineer.
DIR. Walker is one Of the prominent q.
A. r. men of the southern part of
the state.
Paul p. McGinty, superintendent
of construction of public buildings, has
been assigned to duty in connection
with the erection of the post Office
building in this city and will be here
on the 23d inst.
Oliver Hainell, for number of years
resident of this city and an employe
of the Robbins Table factory, died at
the home of his daughter in Grand
Rapids, Sunday, aged rs years, He is
survived by five sons and daughters,
two of whom, Joseph Hamell and Mrs.
Frank Laveck, live in Owosso.
On Monday evening MIR. and Mrs
Harry Sexton were given very pleas
ant surprise at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lloyd Webb, planned by Mrs.
Webb and Mrs. Thos. Watson. Eighty
guests were present and spent the even
ing in social conversation and the play
ing of games. Light refreshments
were served. The friends also present
ed Mrs Sexton with silver bake dish.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sexton are to leave soon
for Oklahoma City, where he has a
good position with telephone com
pany