The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-02-03

guest of Prof. and Mrs.. K. T. Austin.
j. d. Estes was called to st. Johns this
morning by the sickness Of his father.
The Woman's Literary Club will meet in
the armory parlors Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. G. Myres. Of st. Johns, spent the
first of the week with friends in this city.
Miss Grace Robbins is sick with pneu.
monia at the residence of f. 4. Lohnes.
Samuel Lamfrom returned Tuesday from
a visit with his sons at North Baltimore,
Ohio.
Prin. ID. Il. Traphagen. of the Emerson
school, spent Sunday with his parents In
Fenton.
Charles Winslow returned to Ovid Tues
day after weeks visit with OwCsso
friends.
Mrs. A. w. Pelton, of Conneaut, Ohio,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Geo. w.
Sprinkle.
Mrs. l.. P. Gould and children returned
Wednesday from three months visit ia
Peoria, Ill.
Geo. M. Graham, state agent of the Nc
Cormick Co., is about again after hard
attack Of grippe.
M. H. Reynolds is at Greenville attend
ing the Congregational State Sunday
School convention.
The annual banquet of the Fat Mans
Bicycle Club is to be given at the Wilder
muth this evening.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. b. Pratt are to occupy
the Bradley residence on Exchange street,
vacated by l.. NJ. Watson.
16 to 10 is the score by which the Picked
team defeated the Casket Works indoor
ball team Wednesday evening.
Miss Winnifred Stiff returned to her
home in Holly Wednesday after few
days visit with Mrs. Erven Geek.
Geo Welte and Fred Schaible attended
the state convention of photographers held
al Grand Rapids this week.
Miss Edith Wykes left Wednesday even
lug for Albemarle, Va, to resume her
work as instructor in the Miller school.
Miss Edith Vessels, who has been visit
ing at the home of Mrs. Frances Tumble, on
East Mason street, left Tuesday for Albion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. M. dewey Jr. re-
turned Monday night from their wedding
,-;o Thar ,yant IN I aneio0 Tuaadov avan-
ing.
II. A. Clapp left Tuesday on his return
to Cripple Creek. Mrs. Clapp will remain
with her mother, Mrs. Van Ness for some
time
The family of Rev. X. o. Cooper arrived
10 the city Tuesday evening. They were
given warm welcome by the ladies Of the
parish at the rectOry.
Mrs. John Love, of ROscommon, is visit
ing her daughter, Miss Mary Love. In this
city and her father. Ezra Fuller, in Owosso
township, the latter being Ill.
G. w. Parker, county drain commits
siOner, will leave Monday for MenOminee
to attend the state convention Of Modern
WOOdmen of America, representing the
camps In this county.
l.. w. Barnes, OF Byron, attended the
meeting of the State fair board held In
Grand Rapids this week. He was appoint.
ed q member of the committee to revise the
premium list and superintendent Of the
swine department
Edna and Mary, daughters Of Rev. and
Mrs. j. Q. Cromer, left this morning for
Fort Wayne. Ind, to spend some time with
friends. Mrs. Cromer and two younger
children will leave next week for New
haven, Conn.,, to visit her mother for sew
eral weeks.
The following Is q list of letters adver-
tised Jan. %, at the Ow0sso postoflce:
Mary l.. Wilson, Wallace WEIGH, Homer
Nichols, DIR. K. II. Bailey, A. Il Clark,
Bert Hurley, Billy Howe, Frank Hill, Mrs.
Carrie Mosure, Mrs. Ella Meade, Walter
Smith, VIM. Posthumus.
The poultry show Is going to be held In
the Patterson block, Main street, Owoss0,
Feb Q, 10. and IL. All and especially
ladies are cordially invited. Admission
1Oc. Everyone interested In seeing fine
poultry should not miss the show next
week. There will be at least so breeds
and varieties on exhibition. 1t will be
easily the best exhibition ever seen In
Owosso. Don't fan to be there while the
Judge is applying the score card; 1t will be
interesting. For information write the
secretary, q. p. Reynolds, Owosso.