The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-09-29

Miss Blanche Doolittle spent Sunday In
Durand.
George K Bailey is visiting his parents
at Porter, Ind.
Miss Grace Markham returned Saturday
from weeks visit in Ovid.
Misses Nellie Norcross and Mary MELON.
aid spent Sunday in Detroit.
@. W. Gale was called to Morrice Tues
day by the illness Of his mother.
The Eastern Stars initiated candidate
at their meeting Tuesday night.
Roy Matthews went to Ann Arbor Mon
day to enter the law department.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. M. Dewey Jr, were
home from Lansing over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. K Tillotson have re.
turned to their home in New York City.
f. e. Hartshorn spent part of the week
in Grand Rapids attending the state fair.
Mrs. 5. Daniels, of Bennington, spent
part of the week visiting Owosso relatives.
Joe Gerson has returned from short
visit with his father in Punxsutawney, Pa
Fred Woodland left Monday for Cincinnati
to visit at the home of his uncle, Warren
Woodward.
Miss Nellie Densmore has returned to
Ann ArbOr to attend the university after an
absence of year.
Harry Crosby spent Sunday and Monday
in Plymouth, where he was called by the
death of an uncle
Owosso Lodge No. 81 F.& A. M. made a
Master Mason of prominent Owosso resi-.
dent Wednesday night.
| j. V. Fulkerson and daughter, Miss Ruth.
were guests Of the formers daughter, Mrs.
Webb, of Yuma, Sunday.
Miss Ethelyn ellison spent Sunday with
her sister Miss Christine ellison, who is
teaching In the Alma schools.
The house on the farm of A. Robertson,
northeast OF the city was struck by lightn-
ing Sunday and slightly damaged.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. Wright, of Morrice,
spent the first of the week at the home of
Mrs. Wright's father, Guy Belden.
Mrs. Ormie Cornell has returned to her
home in Chicago, after visit of several
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Frieseke.
Mrs. Chas. Gertes. who has been visiting
at the home of Mrs. Hansman, on COmstock
street, returned to her home in Detroit the
first of the week.
The breaking of line shaft Saturday, In
the OwossO Manufacturing Co.'s factory.
caused some delay which lasted over to the
first of this week.
Rudolph j. Tick was home over Sunday,
going to Toledo again Monday morning.
He will resume his work In the Detroit
dental college again next week.
DIR. A. l.. Arnold returned Monday from
New York, where he went with G. b. Sick.
mon about two weeks before. Mr.. Sick.
mon remained for longer visit.
The Merell House will pass into different
hands Sunday when 1t will be Landlord
Powers. Mr.. Powers has had much success
for several years in the management of the
Coburn House in Howard City.
l.. K. Merell expects to return to Ionia to
resume work in photography within few
days and Walter Merell will probably 60 on
the Ann ArbOr again as fireman as a result
of the change in the Merell house manage.
ment.
Miss Cecil Dunbar, who has been visit
ing her cousin Miss Belle Foster, has gone
to Ann Arbor to enter the Pharmacy de.
partment. She expects to take the two
years course and does not expect to return
to her home in Shelton, Was hington, until
the expiration that time.
After Tom SimmingtOn was found by the
jury to be not guilty of arson because of in
sanity it devolved on Judge Smith to legal
ly determine the question of the young mans
sanity. On Monday Drs Jones and Holly
completed the examination, pronounced him
insane and Judge Smith committed him to
the asylum for the criminal insane at lonia
Word has been received from M P. Hunt,
formerly Of this city, dated, Dutch Rarbor,
Alaska. After weeks stay at that place
the transport "Garonne." upon which he Is
sailing, was to set sail for Kobe, japan,
then to Hong Kong, China, and from there
to Manila. Mr.. Hunt Is acting as dispenser
of drugs upon the boat.
Rev. and Mrs. l.. o. Lee left for Flint
Monday to visit friends. A considerable
number of their old friends we're on hand
Sunday at the Congregational church to
hear their pastor Of twenty four years ago.
and to note the effect which the many years
Of missionary work and stern devotion to
duty have had on his life. And as they
might have expected and probably did ex-
pect they found both Of their visitors rejoic-
ing In what they haye experienced while on
the foreign field.
The high school foot ball team played Its