The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-08-16
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troit.
Presiding Elder Stewart was in tn
city Wednesday.
:. j. H. Branded was in Saginaw Of
business Tuesday.
G. G. Wright did business in ST
Charles yesterday,
E. J. Hunt is spending the week il
the city with his parents.
Miss Bessie Dolsen is in Cleveland fo
a two weeks visit with relatives.
| Mrs. H, T. Clough and daughter
Susanna, are visiting in Howard City
Herman Wickham is spending tn,
week with his sister at Biggs, Oscod,
county.
Secy. G. N. Smith and Supt. Jos
Kohn of the Sugar Co. were in the city
Wednesday.
Mrs. w. E. Ward and daughters
Florence and Evelyn, are visiting rela.
tives at Fenton.
Deputy Register of Deeds Frank Pea
cock is in Detroit this week, combining
business and pleasure.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. p. White and Mr..
and Mrs. Jay Matteson left Thursday
for an outing of two weeks at Topina-
bee.
Miss Lucy Phillips and Ruth Coakes,
of Owosso, were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. R. G.. Mitchell, of Garland, the
first of the week.
Mrs. A. Loomis left on Monday for
her home at Redfield, South Dakota,
after ten days visit with her sister,
Mrs E. B. Dewey. 4
J. r. Adamson. of Toledo, and Miss
Ethel Wallace, of Owosso, were mar
ried in Corunna, Saturday by Justice
Mcbride They will reside in Youngs-
town, Ohio.
The field day at Corunna yesterday
drew large crowd of people and every
one seemed well pleased. The street
car line was unable to take care of the
crowd which wished to go over in the
evening"
DR.. J. G. Walton, of Howell who is a
frequent visitor at the home of Edw.
Carr, was nominated as one of the
delegates to the constitutional conven-
ton from the Genesee-Livingston dis
tr.ct.
Daniel Eldridge, arrested Monday for
being drunk, created little excitement
by setting fire to the bedding in the Jail
which he claims was infested with bugs.
His fine was $40 in Justice Rush's court.
State Game Warden Pierce requests
us to again call the attention of our
readers to the fact that open season for
brook trout ended yesterday. Owosso-
ties who 60 north fishing will no doubt
respect the law.
Edward M. Morgan, who has been
appointed postmaster at New York
City, is a former Michigan man. He
began work in the New York Office
twenty years ago as carrier and has
worked his way to the top.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Doolittle returned
Friday evening from Denver, Col,
where they were called some time ago
by the sickness of their daughter.
They are spending the week in Morrice,
with their daughter. Mrs. M. J. Stone.
The following letters are advertised
at the Owosso post Office for the week
ending Aug. 10, 1907: E. R. Daggett,
Miss Lillian Kirkwood, Geo. Lonis,
Henry McNott. J. B. Storms, Elmer
Strope, Roy White.
Allanwood won second money in the
2:O7 pace at Poughkeepsie, N. Y, on
Tuesday, winning first heat in 2:O4t-
the fastest of the race. This makes
Allanwood one of the fastest horses
ever raised in Michigan.
Lewis Skinner killed badger Sat
nrday night in his chicken park, and on
Sunday night his son Allan killed its
mate. The animals, which had been
playing havoc with the chickens,
weighed II and 1s lbs. respectively
Bancroft Commercial.
Geo. Wright came home from Beulah
somewhat the worse for a mishap
which occurred as he was starting home.
By mistake he got onto the wrong train
and in jumping off after the train was
in motion he fell In such way as to
badly bruise his face.
Bryant Avery, of Greenville, is the
puest of his daughter, Mrs. Walter s.
.Jennison. Mr.. Avery is superintendent
of the senate document room at Wash
ineton, ID. G. He has been active for
many years in Republican politics in
the eleventh congressional district.
Thos. Cantrell, of Byron, who was SO
seriously injured by being run into by a
switch engine at Durand some time ago,
is recovering, much to the surprise OF
everyone. But few men SO years old