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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-06-11

lasting remembrance OF her life on
earth. N W.
The many friends of Mr.. Sol Gold.
smith VIII be distressed 10 hear of ll5
death, which occurred at his home ip
Arkansas on Friday. Mr.. Goldsmith
was Tor years one OF the best known
citl1ens and mOst prominent merchants
OF Sreenyille, and leaves host of rel-
stiveS and friends TO mourn his loss.
AT the Catholic church last Sunday
The Bishop OF Natchez, Rev. Thomas
Heslin, confirmed large class of
youthful members and administered 10
them the Holy Communion for the
hrst time. Communion services were
held az o'clock In the morning, the
ceremony being witnessed by Il large
congregation. High mass was cclc-
orated at 1890 o'clock, Father Bardiri.
OF sunny Side, officiating. Bishop
Hesltn delivered Il most Impressive
and interesting address TO the elias.
which consisted of fourteen BOYS aud
girls, the sponsors being Miss T-eno
kobertshaw and T, e. Cumming,
bishop Heslin delivered another in
teresting address at 1880 in the even
ing, which was preceded by a song
service OF unusually pleasing charac-
ter, conducted by Miss Julia Hanwiy
and Mrs. +. Holland. The DAYS SEP
vices were the most interesting and
Impressive yet conducted at this
church, and were witnessed by very
large congregation.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-06-11
LETTER FROM CAPT. IREYs.
All the Companies Mustered In, and
the Boys Anxious to Move.

The following letter from Capt. Ireys
to his father will be read with interest
by the friends OF the Delta Guards:
Jackson, Mrs June e.-Dear Father m
very much obliged to you for your letters, and
Wish to ask that you pardon me for not having
answered promptly Bat you must under
stand how busy have been, so many reports
and muster rolls 10 make out aud so few Ilcl-
tiles for writing Besides those we have three
Ties. so Am sure you will excuse me.
All Of our twelve companies have now been
mustered In And the regiment 10 full Tom0r-
row We will have u reg imenta review and mus
ter of colonial and stan, after which ws will
report BY wire TO Washington the fact, and
await orders. What will be done with us We,
Of course, do not know. have an exception
ally nne set OF men and get along most pleas
have been asked by the two majors and the
lieutenant colonel, who commands battalion,
TO ask to be put In their commands, chose
Lisut Col Shields from the lot, and with
Woods, OF the RossdaIe Greenwood company,
asked to be assigned 10 his battalion. 1t was
done, ard the 1rst battalion viii consist OF
GYsanVille, Greenwood, Coahoma and TuDica.
pect We will leave by Saturday.
hAVe excellent order in my company. and
all Of the boys are well except Osborn, the iish-
ermAn, you remember. and he Is quite SICK
Am glad that we have the support moral ana
dnAnaial, OF our home people-makes our un-
pleasant dutt&s easier TO perform. Am sure
The people will always have naught but pride
IA thoir feaIlnEs for the Delta Guardt Mae
Murds came in AZ o. we WI hs pc na slsq 9 10
days. The Board of Supervisors authorized
ne, as Captain, to draw for $3.50 provided Il
became, or was, absolutely necessary - OF
course this will bar ny touching Y. % DO
70 All A6scIonately, HENRY,
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-06-11
PURE HEALTHFUL WATER.

| will take orders for Stafford's
Wells, Cooper's Wells and Casta-
Ian Springs Water from one gal
Ion to so gallons. These are the
best Medicinal Waters for Delta
people. Leave orders with George
Heard at Gilkey's Book Store:
j. c. HEARD.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-06-11
" ny send your jug orders
to retailers ? BY sending di-
rect to MS you save their prof
irs Il. IsENBERG

A helping word Is like a switch
ON q railroad track-but enc incl
between a wreck and prosperity.
To better appreciate tins advise
some one who is troubled with
rheumatism 90 use Chamberlain $
Pain Balm. This remedy is ia-
nous for its cures of rheumatism
For sale by Clarks drug store
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-06-11

Mrs. T. j Lem is in Tampa,
Fla, to be near Ensign Lem, who
is doing coast duty ON the Vicks-
burg.
Col. Matt johnson delighted
his many GrcenyilIe friends by
spending the week here, a guest at
the Inn.
Mrs. John Bell and Miss Lena
Holmes will remain in Jackson
until the Delta Guards receive
their orders.
Mr.. Seguin Allen, of Bolivar,
spent several days this week in
the city, a gest Of his sister, Mrs.
Wallace Arnold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Calm left Fri
day for their home in Little Rock,
after a pleasant visit to Mr., and
Mrs. Weinberg.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. GreenIey
gave beautiful childron's party
Wednesday in honor Of their love
| ly little daughter.
Mr.. Howard McCutchen, of
''Mikado fame, is being warmly
welcomed in Greenyille, where he
has many friends
Mrs. DR.. Robinson, remembered
! by GreenyilIe friends as Miss
Mary Childs, is visiting her cousin
Mrs. Ben Hughes.
The many friends of Mrs. Har-
| ry Graham are reioiced to hear
she is conyalescent, after her re-
cent serious illness.
The many friends of Mr.. Char
| lie Jones were delighted to well
come him home, even for short
stay. He is now resident of st.
Louis.
Lieut.. B. G. Humphreys came
home on a sh6l,. Plough this
week to visit his family, who are
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Yerrer.
Mrs. j. NJ. Lewis and attractive
DAUGHTER Miss Efie, are spending
a few days with Mrs. Philip Hill
Jim before leaving GreenvilIe
nermonentlv
Tho trio,,as of Miss Sadie
Stream are delighted to welcome
her home from French Camp,
where she had been at college for
some months.
nv e,t;.,,J,4,;oso,p.
me lrlenuS VI ll,so ), I ,iooont , %"ast
~ Ni;es CaiIio Woll,or ava =.
tl mss hoar 'oa az ha y, %.sS' ' sorry
VI In h... w ava .lous accident,
WA'Vh - opened last week.
pro,,, accomnonied
MIS- o. ~ ',,,, EiD" si5ter Miss Zoe
0y Rcl ne inf4 'i IaDf weak for Yazoo
G NM Ms fl' NIcKio's new made
Greenyille friends will ever wei
come 4 visit from her.
1Jiss Fnoonia Campbell left
Tb urS9 for Oxford to attend the
,a i'r n, 9o Cement exercises. We
t con l,,ro sho will have a charming
1eoi 'q fnr col nnjlage boys know how
tlnlo, ,, lol an attractive girl.
" "PPi'0,"
Mr.. and MIS-: y onll NJ, lie"o, a a. y Nj In
Toying vislV lI SIl ~ '''' Mis-.
Black. Mf7' D'1on @" odoirnrs
Mamie fleaa na,i lli" ,talc"mo her
IN Greehylile, IA T a,l +boir frst visit
and her hu7oaho vi ''''ii -
home. .,,,.,,,,,.h
Mr.. Garnet Love passed. lllL ,'3, L L
IGreenyille this week. en- rou'o y y
the home OF his parents? WI f suo
Mrs. D. A. Love, N boI!Nari aLlei
a year spent at college rem IN le y,>or,
heartily htl9 iI,~, Gyod TO see him.
''o"l '' vt. lo4,
Mrs; NeiiSoil ,i @ilu linn U,borl
Thursday Tor " 90 ooot thp ,,,.o TtT,o
they Will remain ior 5 SLo Te,.J'i +
of Miss Marguerite, ?Iel'lol a ~ ~
Prof. kemPer' 81 y Ion9Gul , :, ~
the 2Sth' MISS f o1eP y, Gr 10 ,eII
antly remem9eI ECU III i ;ntornst IN u
and her trlends Icel an l'i'ot ~ =
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-06-11
Announcement.

For the benefit of all those who
are subject to attacks of bilious
collie and severe cramping pains in
the stomach or bowels we wish to
state that Chamberlains Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy
gives immediate relief and Is
pleasant and safe to take. For
sale by Clarks drug store.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-06-11
GlLKEY'S BOOK STORE,
Greenville, Miss.

Special rates to Omaha, on ac-
count of exposition, in effect via
Y. & VI. Y. For rates, etc, call
ON or address r. A, Mcdowell,
ticket agent.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-06-11

J c. Radgcsky & Co. keep the
hest Whistles. Brandies, Wines,
Gins, Beer, Cigars and Tobacco.
For fancy summer drinks the Re
sort takes the lead. Polite attend.
ants and courteous treatment.
The Resort makes speciality Of
the iur trade, and satisfaction is
guaranteed.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-06-11

Summer excursion rates to many
points are now in effect via I. 4
NJ. V. railroad. For further IN
formation call on or address K. A
Mcdowell, ticket agent.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-06-11

Inst rerciFea, one car In
rlHci5Ie PaSeRt EtOur-G9H-
rivGlea, Baird Smith Co.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-06-11
II You Want Rest-Perfect Rest
a4EIT A HAMMOCK.

q y q n HH n VI NNOONs
Hang It anywhere there is room,
inside the house or outdoors, and
when tired drop into it. $500
is not a GREAT lot of money, but ii
buy, Il strong, durable, well made
Hammock that viii last lifetime.
From that figure the prices go
gently upward through the follow
ING grades Of Hammocks-S2. 80,
$500, $500.
And when you get the Ham
mock don't forget we have plenty
of light, but interesting reading
To pass away an hour.
ElTKEV'c RINK STORE
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-06-11

Car lots, Hay, Corn, Oats, rep
resentative brooker largest houses
mU. S, A. Quality with prices
koock the persimmon. Telephone
iT69 j. w, BELL, Broker
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-06-11

Nice line Negligee Shirts Soc
soc, zoe. ,,ro,r
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-12-30
Pleasant Surprise.

Yesterday morning County Clerk Duane G..
Cooper and County Treasurer Rudolph Colby
were invited into the probate ONCE, where
Judge Bush in a very neat speech presented
each, on behalf OF Register Royce. Sheriff
Scougale and himself, with beautiful silver
butter dish. ae reminded them OF the pleas
ant association that had existed between the
present officers and asked them TO acce pit OF it
as slight memento OF their regard and esteem
The Clerk and Treasurer were somewhat sur
prised by the gift but we're not surprised at the
good feeling that had always existed as they
all had endeavored to make things pleasant for
each of them ard had succeeded in wonderful
degree. Each spoke very feelingly In response
and accepted the gift not so much for its in
trinsic worth, although valuable, but more for
the feelings of friendship which prompted the
expression of regard which it was intended to
convey.
Mr.. Cooper and Mr.. Colby have been good citi
zens as well as good officers and are held in
high esteem by our citizens as well as by their
brother county officers rs--Corunna Journal.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-12-30
Parker-Bigelow Wedding.

The handsome residence of Mr.. and Mrs W..
H. Bigelow was the scene of o pretty home we'd
ding Wednesday afternoon at four o'clock when
their only daughter Miss Estella was united In
marriage to Mr.. William j. Parker, Of Corunna,
Rev. e. w Hunt, of Lansing officiating.
The house was prettily trimmed with cut
flowers and trailing vines, the parlor where the
ceremony was performed in the presence OF the
immediate family relatives and the dining room
where bounteous wedding dinnerIwas served,
each having appropriate decorations as did also
the other rooms
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Parker are we'll known in
this vicinity. Mrs. Parker spent her childhood
days in this city, later moving to Corunna when
her father was elected register Of deeds. A
part OF the time she assisted her father in that
office. Recently the family has returned to
Owosso and she has again been numbered
among Owosso's daughters. Mr. Parker is a
well known young attorney who has forced his
own way to the 'front.' He has been in the offce
of Attorney A. L. Chandler for the last FIVE
years and is deputy prosecuting attorney.
Mr.. and Mrs Parker left In the evening for a
short trip to Detroit and will be at home in Cor
unna after the first day of January THE
TIMES adds its congratulations to those OF their
many other friends.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-12-30
Burton.

Perry Dunbar came home from Lansing
to spend the holidays. y. Livingston, Of
Belding, was the guest of II. Smith a part
of last week. .---Miss Helen Atwell, of
Holloway, is the guest of Miss Sarah Nc
williams and Mrs. K. w. Mason. Miss
Grace Green is home for the holidays -
A. L. Wright is home from Ypsilanti to
spend his vacation. WIN. Potter, of Flint,
spent Sunday with his parents in this place.
The Misses Bessie aud Meta Vandyne,
of Owosso. attended the cantata, here, FRI
day evening A K. and Mrs. Cadz en-
tertained number of their friends at dim
ner Wednesday. Rev. A. K Miller, of
Kindie, will preach Sunday morning in the
NJ, p. churcn. e. Smythe, of Plainield,
spent the past week at ID. 5. Cramer's-
George Mitchell, of Flushing, spent Christ.
mas with his. parents. --Endeavor meet
ing Sunday evening. Topic c-"rhe angel
presence for the New Year. 60. @. Stiff
returned home from West Branch Saturday
of last week. Miss Sadie Wright spent
Tuesday with her cousin, Mrs. A. e. Cadz.
MIR. and Mrs. Wn. Mitchell gave a
family dinner Christmas. Grant Stiff aud
Miss Elangeline Cramer, aud Ed. Smythe
and Miss Nellie Cramer were the guests OF
Miss Estela Hubbell, of Owosso, Thursday.
News reached here Thursday morning
that John Richmond. Jr., living near Car
land, met his death while In the act of cut
ting down tree. A limb struck him on
the head crushing out his or,lns. Is par
ents have the sympathy of the community
in their sad affection.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-12-30
Ovid.

Ed Conant and wife, OF Owosso, visited rea-
tives in Ovid Monday and Mrs. Eugene
Southworth, OF Owosso, called on Ovid friends
Monday---Miss Mabel Nix entertained twenty
of her friends at home last evening in honor Of
Harry Nix, of Chicago, and Miss Zimmerman, Of
Owosso. Light refreshments were served and
general good time was reported-Mr. Ira
butcher and Miss Edith Proper, of Owosso.
we're married at the home OF the brides grand
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Smith, "a miles
south of Ovid, Monday at noon. The parlor was
beautifully decorated with holly and carna-
tions. After the ceremony, which was per-
formed by Rev. G. w. Northrop, of owosso, q
bountiful dinner was served. They will reside
In Owosso.-Ovid REDISTRIBUTION.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-12-30
Byron.

r, M. Tubbs and family, of Lansing are
spending the holidays with friends in Byron
and vicinity. Minnie Emmett, of
Howell, spent Christmas with the editor of
the Herald. Rev. G. Z. Rowe was in
Grand Rapids last week. Editor Sleeth
was in Detroit last Wednesday Mrs. @.
j. Williams is visiting in Owosso. DIR
Harper's two girls each received a beautt
full solid gold watch Christmas. Christ
mas trees, loaded with presents for young
and old, were In place In the M. K. and
Baptist churches Saturday evening -
Vim. Lamb has purchased and placed in
his barber shop peanut roaster costing
$300.-The walls of our new M, K. church
have been frescoed by Adx & Hogan. of
Detroit, and they have executed very nice
job. 1t looks now as though the new church
February; and the sooner the better, as the
opera house is a very cold place in which to
worship-especially when there is no fire in
the stove unti within half hour of meet
ihB T. hnu WHO
spending the holiday week with friends in
Marion and vicinity. Mrs Smedley has
recovered from her recent illness. Mrs.
Helen HUT is on the sick Some
sneak thief entered the house of Mrs. Alice
Joslin one day last week while she was up
stairs and stole four dollars in money and
house plant.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-12-30
New Lothrop.

Bernard Kildea spent Christmas in
Owosso and vicinity-Chas. Kelly
left for Owosso Saturday evening for
a weeks visit with his parents. Hi
ram Collard will take his place in the
blacksmith shop during his absence
Guy Petty, who is employed in
Geo. Bullock's store had the misfOr-
tune to run hens spur into one of
his fingers about two weeks ago, which
made him no trouble till a few days
ago when his finger began to swell
and became so troublesome that he
has had to leave the store. The doc
tor says it was poisoned by the spur
Geo. Snyder is assisting w. Sny-
der in the store during the holidays
Mrs. Alice McKinder left last
Wednesday to visit her brother, Rule
Powell, of Adrian-Lucy Powell left
Saturday for Adrian to visit her broth
er, Rule Powell--Harry Snyder
spent Christmas with his parents in
Saginaw--Mr. and Mrs. FL. French,
of Flushing, spent Christmas with Mr..
and Mrs. Harley Hills--At the reg
ular election of officers which occurred
last Sunday at the M. p. Sunday school
the following were elected: Supt.,
w. f. Beatty; Asst. Supt., James
Fee; secretary, Harry o. Fee; Asst.
secretary, Minta Wood; treasurer,
Archie Hess; organist, Nina Fee;
Asst. organist, luis Hess--A very
quiet wedding occurred at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Amidon on
Christmas night, when their daughter
Elsie, and Edward Munson were uni
ted in marriage, in the presence of
about fifteen relatives Of the contract
ing parties. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. England. The young
couple are we'll known and highly
steemed--Bert Valentine went to
Verne on Monday--The Christmas
tree at the a. T. church was a sue
cess and the program rendered by the
little folks was enjoyed by those pres
ent--Mr. Sanford, of Grand Rapids,
spent Christmas with his sister, Mrs.
II. N. Hills--H. o. Fee expects to
leave for Adrian Monday next to at
tend school--Mrs. w. s. Colby is
spending the holidays in Buffalo, N.
70. Prouty was in Bay county
last week--Wallace VanZant has
returned from his visit to Canada
James Fee has sold his meat market
to Geo. Bullock Silverthorn is
visiting his sister, Mrs. Jay Parshall,
of Commerce j. II. Clark had
the misfortune to sprain her arm on
Wednesday last--Masonic Lodge
No. 3Sl has elected the following off,
GERS: w. NJ, Wm, Sanborn; s. w.
Chas. Speer; j. w, j. 5. Shoemaker;
Sen. D., Geo. L. Pray; Jun. D., Geo
Harmon; Sec., J. Brown; Treas, Wash
ington Snyder; Stewards, Peter Pear
sail and Harley Hills.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-12-30
Vernon.

Ward Scranton is home from Chicago to
spend few days-.-Bert Nichols and wife
of Owosso spent Sunday at M. M. Jones'
residence--Guy Davids and wife are visit
Ing near Ithaca--Monroe Harrington of
Ovid visited at the home of N. j. Strong
last Week.-Mrs. Lizzie Young expects to
move back to Alma soon--W. K. McIn-
tosh and wifea p. Clark and wife we're
at Perry Monday j. Strong Is slowly
improving--C. p. Weeden is still serious
ly ill--Mrs. q. Wilkinson visited at St.
Johns this week--Misses Georgia and Lea
Emeric are visiting friends here--Nettie
Clark Is home for a vacation-Dr. Scott
spent Christmas in Canada-Mrs. Davis
enjoyed visit from her sister Mrs. Mable
Daniels this week-School begins on
Tuesday
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-12-30
Henderson.

Jas. Agnew, Sr., met with very painful
accident last Saturday, while helping Hook
Bros. husk corn with their husking machine
They were running it with horse power
anG the teams were having some trouble
starting it, when he took hold of one of the
teams gave a sudden pitch forward and
raised the opposite side of the power up so
that the sweep which he had hold of was
drawn under the tumbling rod catching his
hand and taking the end off of one finger
and breaking another so that it may be nee
essary to take the end of. DR.. Lumby
dressed the wounds. and Mrs. Row
ley spent Christmas at Laingsburg. Geo.
ID. Palmer, Jr., of Toledo, was the guest of
his brother viii over hristmas.--Ward
Detwiler, of OwOsso, visited his grand-par
ents M onday. l.. Bunting and wife,
of Owosso, took Christmas dinner with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Teskey.--There is
one man In our village who acted as an ad-
vance agent to Santa Claus this year, and
acting In this capacity told one of the ladies
what her husband had bought her for Christ
mas. or course the husband thought that
Santa used very good Judgment in sending
him as the surprise might have shocked his
wife's nerves. Some of the neighbors
thought however, that the advance agent
would have been shocked to have heard the
husband talk when he heard of it. But
then such is life.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-12-30

Majors Cement.
To stick things use Majors. Cement Be.
ware!li Take no substitute. yr
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-12-30
Ann Arbor R'y-Personal Mention.

|
Edward Roch, car repairer was in Ann
Aroor for the company Monday.
Eugene and Heury Gregg, with their
families, spent Christmas IN Clare.
Mr. and Ms Claud Quigley aud daugh-
ter.spent Christmas in Chesaning with Mr..
Quigley's parents.
Peter Kear went to Durand Wednesday,
to take the flues out of engine No. 10.
John Tawse spent Christmas in Jackson
and remained for the greater part of this
week visiting relatives.
Robert Tawse was in Toledo the first
half of the week.
George Sawyer, foreman of the wrecking
crew, has been in Manhatten this week
moving some of the company's buildings.
Conductors Tom Lowrey and Chas. Taylor
of Durand. spent Christmas in this city.
Jack Woodman spent Christmas in jack
son.
Thos. e. Markham and son Glenn spent
Christmas and the succeeding few days with
his son, Charles, who works for the G. RE-
l. R'y at Cadillac.
Chas. Thiede and wife spent Christmas
in Toledo.
Albert Palmer has been in Manhatten
helping George Sawyer this week.
John Phillips and Frank ColIamer, of the
master mechanics Office, heard the Boston ~
ians give Robin Hood in Toledo Monday.
A. l.. Goddard and family visited in To-
ledo from Saturday until Tuesday.
Felix Begin and wife are visiting in To-
ledO.
Albert Weitzke and family have gone to
SaDduskey. Ohio, to make an extended
visit.
Fred Brown is in Cadillac assisting in the
car inspecting.
The men who have been at work in the
car ferry boats at Frankfort, all returned
Saturday, the work being got out of the
way by that time, aud only Incidental re-
pairs are expected to call any of them back
for some time.
Foreman N. ID. Berry, of the paint shop,
is putting the finishing touches on engine
No ID. Nos. 80 and "a are nearly ready to
visit him also. Nos. 26 and 81 are now In
the shop for slight repairs, and No. 81 for
general repairs.
Victor Darling was in Ann Arbor Tues
day inspecting snow plOws.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Darling were home
from Frankfort for the Christmas holidays.
John Farney, who has been assisting In
the Frankfort shop, is now stationed here.
Machinist Benjamin Smith is laid up with
a bad felon on his finger.
John Mcclellan, who has been Off for
some time on account of sickness, returned
to work Tuesday but was taken with another
very severe attack Tuesday evening and Is
still laid up.
Ed. Cheney is still acting as shipping
clerk while d. Fillmore's fingers are recover
ing their normal size.
Milo Brott spent Christmas at home In
this city but went to Manhatten Monday
morning for few days work.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-12-30
Byron.
DELAYED letter:

Delayed letter:
A. j. Wiclxham, of Fowlerville, visited al
Frank Savages Friday-Jabez Close and wife
returned last week from visit at Ann Arbor--
DR.. Howard and wife we're at Wlllismston last
week on account of the sickness of Mrs. dow
ards father--E. j. Hathaway and wife went
to Fenton Wednesday-B. Il. Lawrie went to
Owosso Monday--Mrs. G.. S. Lewis has re-
turned from Paw Paw where she has been for
several weeks with her daughter--H. Weaver
of Rochester, is visiting his daughter, Mrs. e.
e. Kohler--George Telling is home from his
school at Big Rapids to spend the holidavs-
Ed. Burlinga ne was at Fenton Monday
Mrs Blanch Lawrie, of Greenville, is visiting
friends here--M L. De Long starts this morn
ing for an extended visit with friends in the
southern part of the state.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-12-30
Union Plains,

Mrs Philo Mills was the recipient of a
gold watch on the Christmas tree at Ban
croft. Miss Florence Umberhaum, of
Cohoctah, is the guest of Lewis Hankey.
Mrs Lewis Hankey received gold
watch for Christmas present. - Kyle
and Alfred Fosket are visiting friends near
Ashley a. RowIey and wife, of Ban
croft, were at j. f. Rowley's Sunday
Wallace Stetfy and family spent Christmas
at NJ V. Stetfy's. Miss Martha Crome
visited at Bancroft the fore part OF the W, elk.