The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-11-18

mrs. 1t. 1. CampOell spent Iue6day ID
Durand.
s. j. Corey spent Sunday with his par
ents In Ionia.
Miss Minnie Finch. OF Detroit, is guest
of Miss Doollttle
j. s. Haggart and family expect to spend
Thanksgiving In Pontiac
Mrs. b. II. Hodge is spending the week
with her parents In st. Johns.
Il. K. White has had his house connected
with the new Mail street sewer this week.
Mrs. Geo. A. Needham returned We'd
nesday from her visit at Perry, N. Y.
l.. q. belong entertained his friend, Err
ven Essig, Of Shiloh, the first half of the
week.
ID. M. Estey returned Wednesday morn
ing from short trip to Estey, Gladwin
county.
Frank Collamer expects to see the M. A..
C.-Ypsilanti foot ball game In Lansing to-
morrow.
DR.. M. e. Knapp, of Detroit, surprised
his Owosso relatives and friends by calling
on them yesterday.
Fred Gilbert, one of the clerks at the M
G. freight house, has resigned and will
move his family to Hammond, Ind.
M. B. Gates, formerly of this city. was
elected circuit court commissioner of Grand
Traverse county by about 900 majority.
l.. Converse was laid up again the first of
this week by slipping on the steps at his
home and hurting his back quite severely by
the fall
Martin WEIGH took vacation from the
baggage room of the M. G. the first of the
week to do business at the probate Office in
COrunna.
Geo. T. Campbell and j. W. Dingwall, of
the Argus, attended the meetings of the In
land Daily Press Association in Chicago,
Tuesday.
Miss Helen Shanafelt attended the Sun
day school convention in Saginaw Tuesday
and Wednesday, reading paper on primary
school methods.
DR.. Scott, of Vernon, was the guest of
his brother, DR.. Scott, of OwOsso, the first
of the week, on his way to visit his other
brother. DIR. Scott, of Laingsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. P. Vanderwater were in
Elsie Wednesday to attend the wedding of
Richard Fzzell. formerly clerk at the juno
ton House, but now Of st. Johns.
John Hughes, of this city, physical direc
tor of the Y. M. G. A. at Rockford, ILL.,, has
been engaged to give lessons in physical
culture in the Rockford high school.
Mrs. Oliver Post. who has been making
her home with her daughter, Mrs. Frank
Henderson, went to Richmond, Mich,
/ Tuesday morning to spend the winter.
r. f. Kay, county treasurer elect, was in
the city Tuesday. Mr.. Kay is decidedly
pleased with the result Of the election, and
particularly so as to his vote in Owosso.
Arthur Alliton resigned his position in
the Warren-Scharf Co.'s Office to resume his
place in the Michigan Central freight office,
where he began work again Tuesday MORN
ing
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Darling left the
first of the week for Frankfort, where Mr.
| Darling has a position In the Ann Arbor
shops. They will go to housekeeping at
once.
G. B. Sickmon, the OwOsso representative
of the Groton Bridge Co., and DIR. A. l.. Ar
mold started Monday for Presque Isle coun-
1 ty to join the OwOsso party already hunting
deer there.
Private Bert Clough, who has been visit
ing his mother In this city left the first of the
week on his way to report for duty at Fort
Crook, Neb. He is a member of Co. G,
2lst u. s. Infantry.
Mrs. q. B. Peterson was called to Davis.
burg Tuesday to attend the funeral of her
uncle, John E. Norton. Mr.. Norton was
the guest of his melee recently during the
reunion OF the Fifth Mich. Cavalry.
Miss Belle Foster expects to leave next
Thursday for the state of Washington where
she intends to stay with an aunt near Olyw,
pia until next June. She will be missed
by large number of Owosso friends.
Floyd Wren, of Kerby, spent part of the
day Wednesday with Frank Wren, in this
city, on his way to Mt. Pleasant where ne
has position. He has been taking course
in the Ferris Industrial Institute at Big
Rapids.
Stephen Watson, father of Attorney +. II
Watson, celebrated his eighty first birthday
Tuesday. Accompanied by his wife he
spent the day with his son in this city
Mr.. Watson, is still active and enter
tanning. He and his wife live on theil
farm in Shiawassee township.
J.E. Keibler is exhibiting an old Col
derringer pistol which was dug up in from
of the Catholic church on Main street while
workmen were digging the sewer. The
pistol was found nearly two feet below the