The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1908-08-14
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Roy Spiess is spending the week at
Lake Argentine.
Mrs. Martin Cute and son, George,
are visiting in Chesaning.
Mrs. w. L. Webster and daughter are
visiting relatives in Ithaca.
James Wonnacott hiss returned from
Detroit after an extended visit.
Mrs. B. s, Gaylord is spending the
week with her parents at. Big Rapids.
Mrs. Louis Wilkinson and children
are at Albion for visit with relatives.
Mrs. Charles Beehler and sister Miss
Minnie Kelly spent Sunday in Bay
City.
Chris Hux of Dowagiac, was guest
of his mother in this city part of the
week.
Miss Harriet Toan of Oklahoma City
has been guest at Judge S. S. Miners
this week
Alfred Laubengayer is spending the
week in Detroit with his sister, Mrs. HI.
G. Osburn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Carr returned
to Adrian Tuesday after visit at Fred
Woodlands,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ D. Roth and children
left Monday for Frankfort to spend the
next three weeks.
Miss Isabella Fillmore of Lyon &
Ponds store is taking trip on the lakes
during her vacation.
The Kerby base ball team defeated
the Chesanipg club Sunday at Kerby
the score being 1Sto 1.
Mrs. Wyman Smith of Cleveland,
Ohio, and Mrs. D. A. Chase of NUM-
sing were guests at A. F. Towards this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Allison were in st.
Johns Monday to attend the funeral of
DR.. g. E Corbin we'll known pioneer
of Central Michigan.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles McGillvra are
at Ottawa Beach and will also spend
some time at Bay View during Mr.
McGillvra's vacation from the post
Office.
Miss Alice Young left Tuesday for
Saginaw to reside, having disposed of
her interest in the firm of Warren &
Young to Miss Warren.
John ok secured 159 bushels of
wheat from acres at the threshing
this week. at his farm in Caledonia
township four miles north and east of
Owosso.
A large number of the members of
Salem's Lutheran church went to Lam
sing Sunday to attend the mission fes-
tival held there. Rev. and Mrs. T. g.
Hahn were with the party.
East side and west side Owosso bust
ness men will contest in base ball
games at Dewey park Aug. %, Aug. 81
and Sept. 18th. It is probable purse
Of 500 will go to'the winner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Colby, Mrs.
Joe Schultz, Miss Minnie Derham and
Ruth Parmenter and Charles Easterly
left Corunns Saturday for two week 8
stay at Crystal Lake.
II. F. Bagley, engineer at the Estey
factory has gone to Butte City, Mont,
to visit his brother and will also visit in
Tacoma, Wash, and attend the Ma
tional convention Of stationary engin-
GERS at Denver, Colo, before returning.
E. c. VanNess of Pontiac formerly of
this city, was operated on at Englewood
hospital, Chicago, Aug. 1st for append.
citis. Forty.three gall stones of many
sizes were also removed. He has re-
covered rapidly and will soon be able to
leave the hospital
Corunna firemen's field days last Fri
day and Saturday were well attended
and the crowds enjoyed the sports and
games. st. Charles lost to Corunna at
base ball by score of 8 to and Dur
and fireman defeated st. Charles fire.
men in the water battle.
Rev. G. M. Keys, pastor of the New
Haven add Henderson Wesleyan Meth
odist churches was at Hastings this
week to attend the annual conference
and campmeeting Rev. Keys has had
successful and pleasant pastorate
while in this county, many members
being added, a new parsonage built and
general prosperity prevailing the
church work.
A Sunday school was organized in
West Owosso Sunday by Rev. f. b.
Cutter, state Sunday school missionary
of the Baptist church. The officers
elected were: Supt., II. Hawcroft;
Asst. Supt, A. r. Zimmerman; Sec,
Mrs. II. H. Allen; Treas, Chas. Shayler;
Organist, Mr.. Carey; librarian, w. e.
Thorpe. School will be held every
Sunday at 11:30