The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-10-11
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LOCAL NEWS.

Thos. Kerwin was home from Nc.
Balm, Sunday.
Guy Lille visited in Stockbridge the
first of the week.
Frank Westcott was in Detroit on
business the first of the week.
A. M. Bentley left Wednesday even
ingfor Philadelphia on business.
Edward Lynch left Monday fora visit
at his old home in Pennsylvania.
Mrs. A. A. Crawford is spending a
few days with Mr.. Crawford in Ann
Arbor.
Miss Barlow, teacher in the St.
. Johns schools, was the guest of Miss
Georgia Amsden, Sunday.
Y NJ. q. A. buildings to cost so, 000,-
600 are in progress of construction in
different cities in the United States.
Belle Isle and Detroit River-last
chance of season to visit it next Sun
day. Grand Trunk excursion, $1.20.
Mrs G. B. Hitler is back from meet
ing of the executive board, Detroit con-
ference, w. Fl. M. s, of the M. +.
church
James E. Dillon. of East Tawas, SEN
Tor grand deacon of the Grand Lodge,
F. 81 A. NJ, was guest Wednesday
of DIR. A. M. Hume.
Mrs w. B. Camburn entertained q
number of friends Tuesday in honor of
Mrs. Erven Geek, of Grand Rapids, who
is visiting friends in the city.
The common council passed a resolu-
ton Monday, directing the clerk to ad-
vertise for the sale of the Owosso i'm
proyement bonds as soon as possible.
Miss Rena Parker has been forced to
resign her work as teacher in the Milan
school on account of ill-health, and has
entered hospital at Ann Arbor for ex-
animation.
Rev. c.. III. Hanks is in Cleveland,
Ohio, attending the national council of
Congregational churches as a delegate
from the Genesee association. Prof. L.
w. Nadal, dean of Olivet college, will
occupy the pulpit of the Congregational
church in. his absence next Sunday,
morning and evening.
Ovid lodge of Masons dedicated its
new hall on Tuesday, many of the
lodges of Shiawassee and Clinton coun-
ties assisting. A number from Owosso
attended, and Owosso lodge conferred
the third degree in the afternoon. A
banquet and toasts were the order of
the evening.
Sidewalk work is being wound up for
the year. but large amounts OF cement
walk are still being laid under the super
vision of Street Commissioner Crane.
Last Saturday one gang made new
seasons record by laying 211O feet.
Another year there will be compare
lively little for cement men to do.
William Siegel, Laingsburg saloon
ist, is awaiting examination for having
his saloon open on Sunday, Sept. l.
The witnesses of the alleged law viola
ton are M. w. Drake, village marshal
who makes the complaint, and Adoipn
Schultz, village president, who were In
hiding the day in question inDr. Scott s
Office across the street.
The following letters are advertised
at the Owosso postoffice for the week
ending Oct. 5, 1907: A. Appleton, Mrs
Gus. Brimstead. Geo. Diamond. Mrs
Newton Flowers, L. w. Hall, John
Henderson, Miss Blanch Hunter, Z. Z.
johnson, James l.. Jones, M. Loux, Jas.
Rack. Gen. Del. Albert Nef, u. u.
Pratt, J. H. Scott, Mrs. erich Smith,
Mrs. Smith r. White.
Everybody should see the Tiges peat
the Cuts at Detroit tomorrow. Train
on the Grand Trunk leaves owosso az
sos a. IN. Fare SLIGO round trip. re
turn train leaves Detroit at 7;oo p. m.
The TIMES and the Detroit DAILY
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