The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-11-17


her Toledo visit.
Miss Maytie Morrice spent Sunday at
her home In Morrice.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. M. Dewey were home
from Lansing Sunday.
George Mason, of Lansing, was the guest
of Owosso relatives Sunday.
X. w. Crawford spent Sunday In jack
SOD, the guest of O. s. Mason.
Samuel Willis, of Thompsonville, was the
guest of Mrs. Willis, in this city Sunday.
l.. Hopkins has been entertaining his
sister, Mrs. Fitch, of Vermontville. this
week.
Mrs. Fred Schaible entertained her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Smith, of Ches-
aiming, Sunday.
@. w. Terry has resigned as clerk at the
Wildermuth and has been In Detroit this
week on business.
Mrs. Fl. W. Parker left Monday morning
for Tiffin, Ohio, to visit her daughter, Mrs.
G. Fred Williams,
Tickets for the Ferry Ladies Quartette
concert have been placed on sale at Parkill's
and Collins drug stores.
George Diamond is entertaining his
mother, of Maple Rapids. who has come to
spend the winter with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Love returned to
their home near Grayling Monday, after a
visit in OwOssO and vicinity.
The casket factory has been shut down
this week for inventory and repairs. A new
elevator Is also to be put In.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. H. Reynolds have beer
attending the state Sunday School conven'
ton In Battle Creek this week.
Court Owosso l. o. f. will init ate a large
class next Wednesday night and will in
dulge in banquet after the initiation.
The funeral of the late Sidney Archer
was held at the Methodist church at hal
past two o'clock Sunday afternoon, Rev. j
P. Warner officiating.
The Kings Daughters, of this city, arr
considering the matter of establishing
reading room and gymnasium in this cit!
for the young women of the city.
DIR. j. ID. Crum left yesterday for New
York City where lac expects to spend few
weeks in the Post Graduate Hospital study
ing the latest methods of dealing with diff
cult cases and the effect of the latest drugs
Miss Vera Haskell entertained her violiI
instructor, Prof. Leggett, of Detroit. owe
Sunday, and Sunday afternoon number o
her friends were treated to a number o
very fine selections on the violin by tn
professor.
The claim of the parents of Dan J. Ma
loney for back pay due him at the time o
his death in Cuba has been allowed by the
department at Washington, Congressman
Fordney having taken the matter up few
weeks ago and pushed 1t to a successful
termination.
Andy Simmington, who went to Louis
vile, Kentucky, a few weeks ago to worl
with his brother in creamery near t. :,
city, has returned home as he did no. g.
the promised opportunity for adv .c.omo,
and did not particularly enjoy M nredon
nance Of colored society or ehe denress,r
tuc utpTtSSlL
effect 1t has on wages.
The marriage of derry j. Williams,
WeooerViiie' u Miss Minnie Kent of La,
.on Oo'nei :, took place Wednesday ever
lug az ehe home of the BRIDES uncle, Q
n' .1glns street, in the presence of sma
number of friends. Mr.. and Mrs. William
q will reside in Webberville. Mr.. William
q was a member of Company G and has
. goodly number of friends in this city WI
n extend congratulations and best wishes
him and TO his bride.
q An oncoming attack of typhoid fever we
4 not enough to compel the p0stpOnement {
1 the marriage of DIR. T. Edward CarmOnd
p and Miss Jennie Mcbride, and they wei
married last Tuesday altho the weddlu
s took place a little earlier in the day than
had been announced for and, as they wrO
2 home, they took their wedding trip in a
{ ambulance with the hospital for their dest
nation. The latest reports are that ID
, Carmody is getting along nicely. The man
: friends of both DR.. and Mrs. Carmody unit
q In the hope for the Doctors speedy an
complete recovery from the attack of t!
phoid fever, and congratulate them that til
, illness was not severe enough to prevent tn
, wedding ceremony from taking place.
The members of the Disciple church 1
, this city celebrated the eleventh anniversar
I of the dedication of their church buildin
Saturday afternoon with a big church dir
, ner at which the history of the organizatio
was recalled to the memory of the member
and a general social time was had. Tn
festivities were continued into the evening
when an informal program consisting of re
ports of the various officers and talk b.
Rev. 8. A. Strawn was given. The &c
ciety appears to be in the best of shape i
! every way. 1t has membership of tw
hundred thirty, and the seating capacity O
the church building, three hundred, is oftel
taxed to accommodate those who come
The Sunday school Is also In prOsperou,