The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-01-06

home by an attack Of grip for several days
this week.
Leroy Taylor, of Perry, spent New
Years with his brother, G. l.. Taylor, of
this city.
Ro!la Bigel0w returned to the Michigan
Agricultural College Tuesday morning to
resume his studies.
Miss Nettle Hoover of Ypsilanti, was the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. X. w. Crawford.
Saturday and Sunday.
j. l.. Brcker, of the Three Rivers
schools, returned to his work Monday, after
spending few days Of his vacation here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Rowe returned to De-
troit Monday night, after spending the holt
days with DIR. and Mrs. s. 8 G. Phippen.
Miss Winnie Townsend has been kept
from her work In the Owosso Telephone
Co.'s Office by sickness.
Miss May Marsh is again at her old posi-
ton In the Office of the Owosso Mfg. Co.
after few weeks illness.
Will Gardner has accepted position In
Clark & Hulse Bros. shoe store In St.Johns
and will remain In that city.
Parker Palmer has taken the position at
l.. K. Woodlands lumber Office, made vacant
by the leaving of Tom Tubbs.
Miss Florence Zimmerman has been un.
able to be at Van Dusen's store for the last
few days on account Of sickness.
Clare Stock, of the Argus Office, and his
friend, J. Il. Edwards. of the Colon tx
press. spent Tuesday in Lansing.
George Koran and family, of Lansing,
who were holiday guests at the home of j.
H. Goetzen, returned home the first of the
week.
barry Nix, of Ovid, was In the city Tues.
day. on his way back to Chicago where he
Is attending the Y. M. Q. A. training
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Ferguson and Miss
Nellie Ferguson returned home the first of
the week from visit with relatives In Por.
ter, Ind.
Frank f. Wicking has given up the
work he recently undertook for wholesale
clothing house and accepted position with
Detroit packing house.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. b. Earl and Miss Carrie
Earl returned to their home In Ypsilanti,
Monday, after short visit at the home of
Supt and Mrs. K. T. Austin.
Tom Harris and Bert DensmOre, who are
at present with the naval recruiting board
at Chicago, are expecting to be transferred
to service on board ship, soon.
A. w. Bentley is assisting at the ID. & M
freight Office during the sickness of Agent
e. Wykes. Ticket Agent Fred Marvin is
attending to the duties of the latter.
Mr.. and Mrs. John p. Everett left last
evening. They will spend a few days
visiting at different places in the southeast
ern part of the state before going to Grass
Lake.
Marshall Sherwin returned yesterday
forenoon from a six weeks visit with re-
latives In CObourg, Ontario. After brief
visit at the home of X. r. Marsh, he will 20
to Ovid.
Clarence Haight and wife, of Montrose,
spent New Years with Mrs. Haight's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Abram Wicking. The
firm of Haight Bros, Clarence and Charles,
is doing finely at Montrose.
Stephen Fraser returned from Detroit
Monday morning after visiting bis sop,
Finest, who was badly burned and came
near being killed by coming in contact with
a live electric wire while at work in Detroit
last week.
B. s. Hopkins returned to Menominee
I uesday afternoon via. Chicago to resume
bt, work In the MenOminee high school, of
waich he is principal. B. s. is enjoying
- work, and from all reports. is highly
successful in it.
Tom fubbs left Monday evening for
Grand Rapids where he has a position with
the Sherman furniture company, of Chica-
go. He will spend the present month at
the company's Grand Rapids sales rooms
and will then 20 on the road for the remain
der of the year.
Albert Freseke, who was CALI ..s.sp
from the Northwestern Univ 'e'.tal
school to attend the mr. ..H
returned to bis scbo' =, - -
was accoUp,oi .nma
Fresro" '"e winter with
,.~r ''5i'', onnell, in Chicago.
-" Lumber of OwOssO citizens
an Ill the opening days of the legisla-
ure in Lansing one or more days this week
were the following: DIR. A. M. Hume, Il. s.
Hadsall, f. II. Watson. Odell Chapman,
George Haskell, l g. Curry, A. l.. Curry,
Geo. w. Loring, Percy Edwards, w. ID.
Fitzpatrick, G. r. Race and K. o. Dewey.
Besides these were j. w. Hubbard and Geo.
Cook, of Bennington; W. X. Hubbard and
f. j. Northway, Of Durano; Frank West.
colt and Harvey Mclaughlin, of Vernon;
Frank Welch and Geo. d. Mason, of