The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-03-31


today.
Mrs. e l.. Devereaux has been seriously
sick this week.
G.. r. Lyon was In st. Johns Wednesday
on legal business.
Frank Reid has been confined to his bed
with grip this week.
Geo. Rogers, Burton, has been commits
stoned notary public.
Miss Florence Dexter, of st. Johns, is Wis
ting Miss Nellie Allison.
Harry l.. Izor, of the Durand Express,
was in the city yesterday on business.
Prof. and Mrs. John p. Everett returned
to their home in Grass Lake last evening.
M. l.. and G. d. Stewart returned last
evening from their business trip to Texas.
Will Fox goes to Detroit tonight to enter
the Art Academy where he will study the
rest of the year.
Michael Fauth has moved to Grand Rap
ids where he recently purchased fine
house on Scribner street.
August Snelder smashed one of his hands
quite badly while working In the Owosso
Carriage Works Wednesday.
Miss Mary Fitzpatrick is home FROM Ionia
for the spring vacation, and Miss Florence
Fitzpatrick from Olivet College.
James Findlater has placed one Of the
OwOssO Telephone Co.'S. phones in his resi-
dence, 615 North Saginaw street.
s. E. Parkill and II. 8. Hadsall were in
Detroit yesterday and attended the banquet
of the Mohawk Club in the evening.
Chas. e. Rigley, II. G. Frieseke and CD.
Stuart were in Grand Rapids, Tuesday, on
business for the Shiawassee Savings Society.
Rob Allison, of st. Johns, spent Sunday
with his parents in this city. He has but
lately returned from trip to Cuba with a
party of friends.
s. T. Van Dusen has purchased the Van
Dusen property corner of Oliver and Water
streets Of his father. He may build during
the coming summer.
The Kaleidoscope Club initiated Mrs.
Charles McGillvra into the mysteries of club
membership Wednesday evening at the
home of Miss Nellie Densmore.
The fusion forces of Owosso township
nominated U. g. Stiff for supervisor. Mr..
Stiff says he is not candidate and Twill not
let my name go on that ticket"
Miss Phoebe Fairchild. of Saginaw, who
has been the guest of Mrs VIM. Broad for
few days is attending the meeting of the
Schoolmasters' Club at Ypsilanti. b,
Elmer Rainey. formerly employed in the
ID & M. freight Office in this city and now
employed on the c. q w. M. Ry., has been
calling on Owosso friends this week.
| Examinations for county teachers certii-
Gates have been in progress since yesterday
in Corunna. About one hundred fifty en-
rolled for the various examinations.
Emory l.. Brewer, of this city, has just
been named as attorney with the privilege
of practicing before the department of the
interior, which of course includes the pen
sion department
The Owosso Rife Club has secured the
permission of Mr.. John Sheldon, the new
proprietor of the Reed farm on the Corunnt
road, and expects to carry on rife practices
there again this summer.
The evangelistic services at the Baptis
church closed last evening and DR.. Shepard
son left for his next field. The Doctor il
PROFESSIONALLY the finest evangelist II
every respect who has ever been in tbi
city.
w. s. II. Welton while In the Office thi
morning reported that he had to drive tw'
miles out of his way to get to the city, tn
direct route being covered with drifts fren
two to FIVE feet deep. Pretty good recor'
for the 3lst of March.
Clyde s. White, formerly of the Argu
and late with the Morrice Clipper, has &C
cepted a position as foreman Of the Hudson
Post. Mrs. White will visit friends an
relatives in this city for short time befor
joining her husband at Hudson.
Mr.. Lawrence Van Dusen, of this city
and Mrs. Ann Beaver, of Plttsburg, Mich
were married last evening at half pas
seven at the home of Mr.. Van Dusen
corner of Water and Oliver streets, in tn
presence of relatives only, Mr.. and Mrs
, Van Dusen will probably soon move ont
their farm.
Gen. II. M. Duffied, who delivers LEI
] ture on the Santiago campaign in this city
4. April 18th. has been very prominent In pC
3 litical circles in this state. Last year
5 was president of the Michigan club. Gel
Duffield is lawyer of wide experience an
s and an eloquent orator. His lecture wi
n attract unusual attention and interest.
y BIN. Pillsbury, of New York, champio
y chess player of the world, furnished ente
n tainment for the local chess players yeste
n