The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-07-29

Mr.. and Mrs. q. W. Gale have gon,
to Beulah to spend a month in theil
cottage.
Mrs Howard s. Reed was in Detroit
Wednesday, to attend the wedding of &
college friend.
Mrs. Emily McCurdy returned home
Saturday evening from visit with
friends in Canada.
Miss Adah Gerow left this NOR nipf
for Sidney, o., to visit her sister, Mrs.
Robert Anderson.
DR.. A. M. Hume was in Toledo, Tues.
day, on business connected with the
Ann Arbor railway
Ray l. Booth has resigned his pc.
sition with the Union Telephone com
pany, and will go to Chicago.
Mark Watson of Detroit, who has
been visiting at the home of l. 9. Hall
for ten days, returned to Detroit today
s. L. Fox of Arcadia, was in the city
Monday. He reports business good in
the Fox & Mason factory in that vii
lage.
1t is expected that the Ringing cir.
Gus will arrive in the city Sunday
morning from Flint and erect their
tents on the grounds for Monday on
the Osburn property on North Wash
ington street.
Rev. g. M. Keene will return home
today from the Battle Greek Sanitarium
where he has been taking treatment,
and will fill his pulpit Sunday morning
and evening. He will be accompanied
by Mrs. Keene and Paul, who have
been visiting in Allegan county.
Mis-, Norman Lucas, who was ar
raigned yesterday afternoon in Justice
Friegel's court on charge of assault
and battery preferred by Myrtle Wood,
stood mute and plea of mot guilty
was entered for her. Her trial was set
for August 4.
Miss Mabel Ferry, of Owosso is the
guest of Mrs HI. J. Daniels. 754 East
Division street. She is en- route to Bay
View to spend few weeks. Miss
Ferry is an accomplished violinist,
student for two years of masters in
Berlin - Cadillac News
Cadet George Gillepsie of Durand,
WHO recently completed his second year
at the U S. Naval Academy at Annap-
oils, writes from Marseilles that he is
enjoying the summer cruise on q. S. S.
Iowa A number of foreign ports will
be visited before the cruise ends in Sep
TENDER.
Five weeks from next Tuesday is
primary day and so quietly have the
county candidates conducted their cam
paigns up to date that the people gener-
ally hardly realize the time is so short
before the question as to who shall be
the nominees of the several parties will
be settled.
The funeral of William P, Gabriel
was held from his late home on South
Water street Wednesday afternoon, at
2 o'clock, Rev. Theodore Hahn officiat-
ing. Interment was made at Oak Hill
cemetery. A large number of friends
attended the service, while the many
beautiful floral emblems bore mute
evidence of the esteem in which the
deceased was held.
Robert J. Mccullough, deceased, late
of Morgan Hill, California, left an
estate valued at SIS, 200, which he &C.
cumulated in the past twenty years
since going to California His aged
parents of Vernon will receive about
half of the estate. His brother Will
Mccullough will go to Morgan Hill in
short time to settle up the estate.
Mrs Stanley E. Parkill left this morn
ing to spend the day with Mr.. Parkill
at Harper hospital in Detroit, where he
went week ago to receive treatment
for blood poisoning occasioned by
prick on one of his fingers from thorn
on rose bush. Reports from the hos
pital are to the effect that all danger is
now past and that Mr.. Parkill will soon
be able to return home