The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-08-20

T. ID. W6Dor anu SUI are dU Uull lax
for two weeks stay.
Miss Esther Lamb is guest of Miss
Eleanor Lyon at Greenville.
Miss Bernice Stewart, of Detroit, il
visiting relatives in Owosso.
J. U. Miller is visiting his daughter,
Mrs. Elmer Roberts, in Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Jordan are taking
trip on the lakes on freight boat.
Mrs. Jennie Hart and Miss Maude
Hart are spending tina week in Mt
Pleasant.
Hon. F. Fl. Watson was at the home
of his mother in Corunna, Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Sturtevant and
son, Donald, are spending two weeks
in Beulah.
f. q. Oatman's store across from the
Wildermuth is being remodeled and 6
new front put in.
Miss Mabel Harle accompanied hel
cousin Miss Katherine Burton, to Duff
field, Monday, for visit.
Mrs. A. J. VanEpps and Miss Julis
Hoyt are taking trip on the lakes ant
will visit in Menominee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian butcher are a
their home on Mulberry street after /,
four months trip in the northwest.
Luther B. Wright, of Bennington
has gone to Ryder, N. Dakota, to lool
after his lat acre farm. He will sta,
two months.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. o. Christian and son
Mrs. G. o. Loring and son and Maurice
Donsereaux are spending the week a
Little Crystal lake.
Earl Church and wife have moved tt
Big Rapids, where he will take a cours'
in the Ferris Institute before going tt
Detroit to study medicine.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. Scully, of Toledo
spent part of the week at w. F. Gala
gher's, Oliver street, and with Mrs
Margaret Gallagher in Corunna.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Matthews ant
daughter, Mrs. Fern Matthews and
daughters and Miss Eva Lackey were
guests of Durand friends this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Quayle and
Misses Florence and Edna Lindsey, Of
Corunna, are taking a trip this week
on the lakes going as far north as the
500.
Mort. F. Gates is spending the week
with his mother, Mrs. Jerusha Gates,
Goodhue street. He is now in the u. s
revenue service and stationed at Ham
mond, Ind.
The police broke up Bohemian cele
bration on G. w. jennings lawn OF
West Main street Monday evening and
collected fines from part of the party
Tuesday.
A gasoline stove explosion caused the
fire department to make run, Tues
day, to Railroad avenue to the home o.
J. Titus, but the blaze was easily ex
tinguished.
Leon Carr, of Athens, will hav,
charge of the manual training depart
ment of the Owosso high school the
coming year, taking the place of G.. G
Mowry, resigned.
A pleasant musical was enjoyed by {
few friends at the home of Mrs. II. b
Peterson, Friday evening, Mrs. A. D
Glascock, Miss Mary E. Lyon and lie
Valley Dimmick being the soloists.
The open season for brook and othe
trout found in the inland waters o
Michigan closed Aug. Is and does no
reopen this year. Next year the sea
son lasts from May l to September 1.
Arvenite e. Ide have sold the Colum
bia Candy Works to Pericles Miholokos
who came to Owosso from New Yorl
recently. The new proprietor will rul
a restaurant in connection with tn
candy business.
Charles E. Burbank, aged So years
died at his home in Caledonia township
Saturday, of heart trouble. He is sui
vived by widow and one son. TIL
funeral was held Tuesday, Rev. Lar
caster, of Corunna, officiating,
Mrs. Albert West was taken with
severe attack of appendicitis at he
home on Adams street. the last of la:
week, but has recovered so ? that n
serious result is feared. Mrs. H. "
Holman came from Bay View to /
with her.
The Ann Arbor employees excursio
to Whitmore lake last Saturday was a.
tended by $50 Owosso people, I'll
majority going on the special train at
o'clock and all returning on specii
that left at $50. The outing was one (
the most pleasant ever enjoyed by th
A. A. employees and their friends.