The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-08-02

troit Tuesday for weeks stay.
Charles Stephenson of Chicago
ILL.,, spent Wednesday with friends in
this city.
Mrs. David Prendefgast went to
Toledo, o., Wednesday for a few
days visit with relatives.
Mrs. C. Il. Wolford and son left
Thursday morning for a visit in Ply
mouth, O.
Mrs, r. Vi. Thomas and daughtec,
Miss Lyla, are visiting relatives in
Pompaii,
Miss Ella Hemingway left Thurs
day for Marion where she will visit
relatives.
Carl Sopp of Muskegon has arriv-
ed in this city to join Mrs. Sopp. who
is also visiting here.
Mrs. E. l.. Richmond returned to
her home in Detroit Tuesday after
being guest OF Mrs. Eudora Estey
Bryson in this city.
Mrs. Jacob Dengler entertained
Monday afternoon in honor of her
guests, Misses Mabel Converse and
Mildred Grow Of Toledo, o.
DR.. G. L. Sheppard went to Detroit,
Tuesday. to attend the sixteenth an
nual convention of the American Osteo.
pathic association.
] Mr.. and Mrs. w. B Hartman and
sons Ward and Elwyn. went to Topin-
abee. Monday, to remain until the first
of September.
Miss Ada Parker of the Owosso Saw
ings Bank. is enjoying two weeks va.
cation. She will spend part of the time
at her home in Kerby.
John Thompkins. living near Flint.
paid fine of $3 in Justice Frlegels
court Monday. for running an automo-
bile on 1911 license. Patrolman Fred
Brown arrested him.
VIM. M. Fitzpatrick and family left
Sunday for Groveport. o., to visit rela.
tives. Mr.. Fitzpatrick will be gone
week or ten days. Mrs Fitzpatrick and
daughters will remain for a longer
visit.
A party of girls were entertained Fri
day evening in honor of Mrs G. A.
Callsn, of Brainard, Mimi, at the home
of Mrs. Chas. Sadler Mrs Callan will
be remembered as Miss Florence Grow
of this city.
|. Mr. and Mrs E. s. Waterman and
son, Reginald. leave soon on a trip
through Canada and the eastern states.
They will visit in Montreal, Portland
and Boston and will also spend some
time in the White Mountains.
Charles H. Winters of Lansing. who
drove an automobile at mile min
ute, more or less, ont Oliver street two
weeks ago, was fned $40 and IS 90
costs by Justice Friegel, Saturday. He
is demonstration of O,dsmobile cars
President B. s. Gaylord Of the Michi-
gan Gun Club league, has ordered
niue trophy cups to. be awarded at
the state shoot to be held at Bay City
on September 2 and g. A five man
team from Owosso will compete in the
shoot.
The following spent Sunday at Ar
gentine, making the trip in the two
Ferris automobiles: j. Edwin Ellis,
Memo Bentley, Fred Weber, George
Taylor, T. Fl. Harris Mr.. Davenport
and George, Richard, Gabriel and
! Abraham Ferris.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Goodwin are
in receipt of cablegram from Mr.
Goodwin's sister, Mrs. Leslie Wood,
who has been travelling abroad for the
past few months, stating that she will
be home within the next two weeks,
making only two more stops
Advertised letters at the Owosso post
Office for the week ending July 81. 1912:
Thomas F. Ahearn, Hugh w. Allen,
Mrs. Nellie Andrews, Mrs. Rib Belerts,
Madam Junior (2). Mrs. May Miller,
Mrs A. E. North, Mrs. Gertrude Por-
ter, Hugo Butkowski John ID. Schroeder
Miss Nora Stevens, Ernest Stevenson,
.. r. 'Theis, Mrs. Maude Thompson.
Riley johnson, deaf mute living on
Corunna avenue. collided with an Ann
Arbor switch engine, at the lakewood
avenue crossing Sunday afternoon, but
fortunately escaped injury. He failed
to see the engine and his wheel crashed
into it, throwing him out of the path of
! the engine. The bicycle was badly
damaged.
Samuel Lebowsky, local tailor, has
a bullet wound in his left calf, as the
result of carelessness on the part of
Austin Owen, young son of William
owen, of Lyon street. Lebowsky was
standing on the river bank at the foot
of Cedar street, and young Owen, with
several companions, stood near with a
90 calibre rifle, shooting at targets A
stray bullet ploughed through the calf
of Lebowsky's leg. but the injury is
not considered serious.