The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-07-12


Miss E. Grace Dewey is expected
home next week.
Forepaugh & Sells circus is to be in
Owosso, Aug. 81.
Born, to MIR. and Mrs. John Good,
Oliver street, on Thursday, son.
F. E. Sheldon, of Shiawassee town.
ship, celebrated his 10th birthday Sun.
day.
DR.. A. M. Hume was at Honor,
Wednesday, attending a Masonic gath
ering.
The Pomeroy photograph gallery is
to be removed to Main street near the
bridge.
| Mrs. E. T. Mills and daughter, Miss
Agnes, left Yesterday for trip to Cali
fornia.
Mrs. E. Fl. Fletcher, of Grand Blanc,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P.
G. Storm.
The City ball team is to play at Holly
tomorrow. Gazella will pitch for the
Owosso boys
Miss Hazel Mills has accepted posi-.
ton with the First National Bank OF
Grand Rapids.
Fred Osmer is taking the place of
VIM. Baresford as city teamster while
the latter is taking vacation.
The premium list for the state fair
has been issued. Copies can be had by
addressing the secretary at Detroit.
Harold Miner, Misses Ethel Hume
and Maud Miner left yesterday for
Beulah for an outing at the Hume cot
tage
A dog belonging to Geo. Shaw, Co.
runna Ave-, was killed by Marshal
Hodges on Tuesday, having shown signs
of madness.
City Treasurer Curry is now ready to
receive the summer taxes, the roll hav-
ing been turned over to him by the city
assessor on Wednesday.
Hudson Sheldon returned to Detroit
the first of the week after a visit with
his father, F. E. Sheldon, south of the
city. Mr.. Sheldon is building home
in Detroit.
Mrs. Phillip Fauth has returned to
Washington, D. c., after visit of two
months at the home of her parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. VIM. Simmington, OF Owosso
township.
The Michigan grand lodge A. o. u
w. has given up its charter and will
probably go into the hands of receiv-
er. There are unpaid death claims
amounting to 100000.
Mrs. Chas. Howe, who has been Wis
iting. relatives in the city, was sum
moned to her home at Emporia, Va,
Wednesday by telegram announcing
the serious Sickness of her husband.
President Chas. E. Rigley, of the
Owosso Savings Bank, has been in De-
troit this week attending the meeting
of the Michigan Bankers association.
He was accompanied by his daughter,
Mrs. A. A. Crawford.
Oaks lodge I. o. O. f. of Burton, in
stalled the following officers Saturday
evening; Noble grand, Peter F. Wese.
ner; vice grand, John G. Austin; record
ing secretary, w. M. Giles; financial
secretary, Percy Sherman; treasurer,
Silas Bailey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Apps and son,
Chiffon, have removed to Detroit to re-
side. The change was made necessary
by the fact that Mr.. Apps time will be
largely given over to the management
of the Michigan State Life Insurance
Co., which he has lately organized.
Rural Carrier McEwen, of Benning-
ton, has purchased motor cycle to use
in delivering the mail on his route.
These machines are proving very popu-
lar for rural work, especially 80 where
the roads are good. The route is COW
cred in much quicker time thus giving
the patrons better service.
Judson VanDusen was somewhat in
jured on Tuesday morning by the Civ
ing away of a portion of the cement
walk near Dorr Days photograph gal
lery. He was looking at pictures in
Mr.. Days case when the walk went
down, bruising his limbs quite badly
and giving him a nervous shock. Mr.
VanDusen has been in poor health for
long time and the accident will again
confine him to the house.
The German Lutheran church near
Venice Center, will celebrate its 25th
anniversary next Sunday. The mem
bers of Salem's Lutheran church, of
Owosso, will go over by the d. & M.
train Sunday morning, low rate being
made. There will be sermons in Ger
man and English. The German sermon