The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-09-24
Miss Eva Powers is quite sick this week

Miss Eva Powers is quite sick this week.
Miss Ida Bailey goes tomorrow to Porter,
Indiana, where her parents reside.
Mrs. Frank Despond went to Henderson
Wednesday for two weeks visit with her
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Orr, of Byron,
were guests at ]. j. Davis Wednesday and
Thursday.
Harry j. Mackey went to Durand Mon
day, where he will be kept at work for
about month.
Miss Oracle White left Wednesday for
Charleston to attend the wedding of her
cousin, Miss Margaret Dunston.
The Mesdames j. II. Frieseke. B. s.
Strahle, and John Cute, were among the
number who left Wednesday on the Niagara
Falls trip.
Miss Alice and John Magaw, of Mime
apolis, Minn., are making an extended visit
| with Frank Thompson, M. II. Reynolds,
and other relatives in this vicinity.
The Owosso Savings Bank took a judg-
ment In the circuit court for the sum of
81, $50 Wednesday on note given the bank
by the Shiawassee Agricultural Society.
Manager E. G. Stacey was in Bennington
yesterday afternoon making arrangements
for opening telephone Office at that station.
The lines are being built over into metallic
circuits and long distance instrument will
probably be put In.
M. G. Dawes was busy yesterday showing
the city to his old comrade. w. II. Weed,
Of Breckenridge, who was on his way home
from the reunion of his old division at
Lansing where they met each other again
Wednesday and marched with their old
battle flag.
Bert Davis and Will Santhony started
Tuesday on a trip to The Narrows, about
one hundred miles south of Jacksonville,
Florida, where they have friends who own
and operate truck farm. The boys will
try their hands at this business, which sup
plies the New York market by boat.
Arrangements have been made for the in.
structing of class in mechanical drawing
at the Y. NJ. G. A. rooms this winter. Jas.
s. Thompson, draughtsman for the Ann
Arbor road, will have charge of the class.
Other classes will be organized to take up
different subjects IL there are enough appli-
cations for them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Tawse surprised
their neice, Miss Mary Cook, by giving Q
party in her honor Wednesday evening al
their home on east Mason street. Ovel
forty young people were present. Game:
and dancing furnished amusement for the
company and refreshments were served. A
very pleasant time was enjoyed.
A two months old baby girl died at thu
home of Mrs. Sarah Lucas, $50 Pine street
Wednesday morning. The child was beinf
taken by an aunt from Battle Creek, WHERE
its mother died short time ago, to Por
Huron. She stopped to visit Mr.. Lucas OF
her way home, and while here the child be
came sick with congestion of the brain.
Rev. w. s. Ament will occupy the Bap
tist pulpit again Sunday morning and eve
ming, his subjects being "Solomon's I'm
WISDOM" and Lessons from Jobs Life, o
the True Uses of Suffering" respectivel,
for the two services. The services preside,
over by Mr.. Ament SO far have been thor
, oughly enjoyed, and profitable to the larg
congregations which have listened to him.
Cards have been issued for the marrIag
OF Miss Edna Ravens, of Hastings, and MI
John Gillette Matthews, of Three Rivers
The ceremony will take place at sevel
} o'clock In the evening of Wednesday, Oct
9th, at the home of the brides parents, MI
and Mrs. Henry Ravens, in Hastings. MI
and Mrs. Matthews will be at home afte
November 18th on Portage avenue, Thre
Rivers.