The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-04-07


and Toledo relatives.
Mrs. Julia Sargent has purchased the
Krob millinery and took possession yester-
day. She will retain the same employees.
G. st. Clair has started out to still further
improve his poultry stock by the addition of
a Wyandotte cockerel scoring 93X points.
The employees of the Owosso Mtg. Co.
have purchased marker for the grave of
their late fellow employee, Herbert Evans.
The Easter edition of Truth contains a
humorous picture drawn by Fred C..
Frieseke, who is now in Europe studying
| art.
Albert Frieseke returned home from the
Northwestern dental school, Saturday night
uation.
The supreme court affirmed Judge
Smiths opinion in the case of l.. w. Lamb
VS.. the Lamb Knit Goods Co.. of Colon,
Mich.
Robert Wright, of Linden, was the guest
of Miss Flora Pitts. Sunday, at the home of
City Treasurer S. b. Pitts, 400 Michigan
avenue.
Fred z. Ferguson, who captured so many
first premiums on fancy stock at the poultry
show, has purchased trio of fine Dark
Brahmas.
Married, Monday evening by Rev. G. V.
NOrthrop, at the home of the brides par
ents, west Main street, Mr.. Samuel Dick
and Miss Zada Campbell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Darling, of Frank
fort, were guests of their parents in this
city, Sunday. Mrs. Darling remained for
a longer visit with her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman M. Osborne, of
Lansing, were guests of Owosso friends,
Sunday. They came here to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Morris Southland.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. II. Keller and Mr.. and
Mrs. W. S. Hunt give whist party tonight
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. ii. A. Blackmar,
who have lately moved to this city from
Charlotte.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Davis and Mr.. and
Mrs. S. T. Van Dusen were in Howell
Wednesday to attend the wedding of Mr.
Oliver l.. Davis and Miss Clara Lee Smith.
The groom is nephew of j. j. Davis and a
brother of Mrs. s. T. Van Dusen.
The marriage of Miss Susan Mckee,
daughter of Mrs. A. l.. Mckee, of MOrrice,
and sister OF Mrs. G. w. Gale, of this city,
to Mr.. Robert Wilson Hyde, of Chicago,
will occur next Wednesday forenoon at
Christ Episcopal church in this city, Rev.
r. o. Cooper officiating. Only immediate
members of the family will witness the
ceremony.
List of letters remaining uncalled for In
OwOsso postOffice the week ending Apr. 1:
Alice Idle, Mrs. A. j. Grove, Mr.. De-
lavergne, Charley Dokey, Anna Filming, G.
+. MOrosin, Frank w. Howard, Joseph
Huffman, Amelia johnson, Mrs Maude
Kinney, Fred Piper, Arnold Skinner, John
Stout, Morris Streeter. Foreign: Mrs.
Geo. Walker.
Thos. Simmington pleaded guilty in JUS
| tice McCaughna's court Wednesday morn.
ing to the charge of using indecent lam
guage in the presence of women and was
sentenced to the Detroit House of Correc.
ton for sixty.fiv days. The offense was
particularly aggrevating since 1t was princi-
pally before his aged parents that he in.
dulged in 1t, and it has been going on for q
long time in much the same way.
August Hinze died Tuesday evening at
his home 720 Park street, after years iii.
ness from consumption. He was forty.
nine years of age and of German birth. He
has been resident of this city for a mum.
Der of years and previous to that lived on
farm north of Owosso about two miles. He
was good citizen. A widow and -four
children survive him. The fune raj services
will be held this afternoon at the house and
then at the German church.
The Owosso Assembly Club has ever,
reason to feel we'll satisfied with the series
of parties given by 1t which closed Mon
day evening with the Easter ball. The at
tendance was one hundred forty including
out of town guests from Ann Arbor, Du
rand, Flint, Corunna, and st. Johns. Th,
Wesener orchestra enlarged by musicians
from Flint and Saginaw was the equal d
any ever heard in this city and certainly
the best which ever furnished music in al
Owosso ball room. 1t was pronounced b.
visitors to be the equal of anything In tn,
state. The refreshments were served a
twelve o'clock by the Episcopal ladies, tn,
menu being quite elaborate.