The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1911-08-11
Miss Anna Jordan of Detroit, is the
pueat 0f friands In tho citv

hiSo Auud JOIudu VI DoJTOlC, Is Tue
guest of friends in the city.
Mrs. E. P. Byerly of Detroit, is a
guest at the home of E. A. Gould.
Mrs. r. E. Howard and daughter
left the first of the week for Mt Glenn
ems to reside.
Mss Margaret Dynes of Bennington,
spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs.
Niles Virgins.
Miss Nellie Mccormick left Wednes-
day morning for ten days trip into
the Georgian Bay country.
Hedley Wickham spent Sunday in
Ann Arbor with his sister, Miss Myrtle,
who is just finishing course at the U.
of M. summer school.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w, Lee of Toledo,
arrived in the city Saturday to visit at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Bige-
low. Mr.. Lee returned Monday.
Ground has been broken for new
residence to be erected on Oliver street,
just west of the residence of DIR. d. II.
Lamb L. Q. Dean has the contract.
Be sure and take in the show at the
Bijou this work. Three films along
with special feature, Mr.. j. A. White,
the greatest whistler, singer and guitar
player of the day.
M. G.. Whited of North Yakima,
Washington, is visiting in the city He
will attend the National G. A. R. en-
campment to be held at Rochester, N.
Y, Aug. 81 and %.
w. g. Eggleston returned from
Chsgrin Falls, Ohio, Thursday, where
he was called by the death of his step
father. His mother, Mrs. Eliza Bright,
accompanied him to Owosso and will
make her home with him.
The Grand Rapids Chronicle is vast.
ing some space in endeavoring to start
boom for Amos Musselman as can.
didate for U. s. senator in opposition to
VIM Alden Smith. Possibly the Chron-
icle editor will derive little satisfac-
ton therefrom but that is all there will
be to it.
F. Fl, Glass has sold his laundry
business to Chss +. Hurd of Owosso,
who has taken possession. His resi-
dence on Cherry street has been bar.
gained for by Mrs. Seymour Hulse
Mr.. Glass will go to Alma and engage
in the hardware business. Mason
News.
Don. M. Smith, arrested at Column
bus, Ohio, and brought to Owosso,
Saturday morning by Deputy Sheriff
Fred Brown, waived examination be-
fore Justice Friegel, Monday, and was
bound over for trial in the circuit
court In default of bail in the sum of
81, 900 he is in Jail.
B. Frank Brown, a brother Of Eugene
Brown and Nightwatchman Fred Brown
of this city, died very suddenly Wed.
nesday afternoon at his home in Lam
sing from heart trouble, aged As years.
Mr.. Brown was for six and half years
member and captain of the Lansing
police force but had recently been en-
ployed as a salesman. The deceased
was born in this county and was well
known here. Beside his wife and
the brothers mentioned he is survived
by four children.
Rev. J. d. Shultz, former resident
of Owosso, died recently at the home
of his son, Charles W., in Toledo, Ohio,
aged rs years. Mr.. Shultz was ordain-
ed as a minister of the M. P. church in
1853 and served that denomination un-
til 1878 when he united with the Con-
gregational church and for ten years
occupied pulpits at different points, the
following ten years being given to
work as home missionary with the
Presbyterian church. He was obliged
to give up his work because of the
failure of his voice. Elmer b. Shultz
of this city, is q sou Of the deceased.
Clarence Cooley and Frank Parker,
arrested for obtaining goods from
Wayne Taylor under false pretenses,
plead guilty before Justice Friegel,
Wednesday, and after costs were paid
were released on probation for 60 days
to give them an opportunity to pay for
the goods. The men have employment
and as both promised to make the set
Element, Justice Friegel believed this
the best way to handle the matter.
The wife and child OF the former
would have become county charge in
case Jill sentence had been imposed.