The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-08-09
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LOCAL NEWS.

Miss Lois Whipple is visiting Miss
Bernice Stewart in Detroit.
Claude Bentley, of Chicago, spent the
first of'the week in the city.
Owosso has been well represented at
the Lansing races this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Aberle are at one
of the lakes near Greenville for an out
ing.
Mrs. Geo. L. Keller and two sons,
of Grand Rapids, are guests at the home
of l. Fl. Keller.
Dwight North returned to Detroit,
Wednesday, after weeks visit with
his parents in the city.
Miss Ella Bower, of Venice, is acting
as stenographer for the Sugar Co. in
the absence of q. LaFleur.
Miss Edith Davis, of Lansing, is a
guest of Miss Abigail Buckingham at
the home of 8. E. Parkill.
The Owosso ball team defeated
Greenville at Pompeii, Wednesday, by
score of 3 to 0. 1t was very pretty
game.
Mrs Leslie Parker entertained Tues
day afternoon and Miss Nellie Westcott
Thursday afternoon in honor of Miss
Maude Miner.
The annual reunion of the Twenty
third Michigan Vol. Inft. will be held
at Saginaw. Aug. 22d, during the semi
centennial celebration.
Secy. W. e. Collins will be at Hough-
ton, Aug. 10th to 21st to assist in con-
Quoting an examination held by the
State board of pharmacy.
Mr.. and Mrs s. f. Parklll, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. e. Converse left Tuesday morn
ing for an automobile trip to ST. Clair,
Detroit and other Michigan cities.
Y. Nikaido has accepted position as
assistant chemist of the Owosso Sugar
Co. He has been employed for several
years by the Leavitt. Neb., Sugar Co.
It cost the twenty Owosso business
men who furnished the guarantee for
the Pains fireworks last week $25 each,
the receipts being just about $500 short
of the expenses.
j. w. Hubbard, of Bennington, who
recently had an arm broken and was
otherwise badly bruised by being
knocked down by an automobile, was
in the city yesterday afternoon.
Atty. General Bird rules that regis
tration is not required for the special
primary election to be held on Tuesday
next. In this county registration is re-
auired on account of the bonding cleo
ton.
Taylor g. Malisky, of this city, have
been awarded the contract to build 8
four story addition to one of the schoo
buildings in Flint, the contract price
being $12, 968 and the work Is to be com
pleted by Jan. 1st
The New Lothrop horse, Allanwood
started in the 2:07 pace at the Buffalo
races Tuesday, winning the secont
heat and second money, his time beinf
2:07. The first heat was paced in s:054
Allanwood being second in this heat.
Will Posthumus, formerly of Owosso
and Miss Marian Fuller, of this city
were married at Ironton, last week
They will reside in Saginaw, wher
Mr.. Posthumus has good position
with one of the large dry goods firms.
Judge and Mrs s. s. Miner have is
sued invitations for the marriage o
their daughter, Miss Maude, to Arthur
G. Green, of Newark, N. j., formerl.
of Corunna, at their residence, Yves
King St., at o'clock Wednesday, Aug
ID.
The Owosso Sugar Co. donated tn
prize which their wagon won In thu
Home Coming industrial parade to tn
men who arranged the same. The mel
in turn very generously donated tn
Is to the Dorcas Home, kindnes
which is appreciated by the board.