The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-09-21

| NNc Oouhau was III outiac ycotcruuy
on business trip.
Give Richardson has entered the Mich
igan Agricultural College.
The fire department was called out by a
false alarm yesterday morning
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Mackey left yesterday
for their new home IN Frankfort.
Dr. and Mrs. q. A. Osborn have been
the guests of Montrose relatives during the
| week.
The Royal Arch Masons will confer the
degree by that name on team of candi.
dates tonight.
Misses Nellie Densmore and Cecil Dun
bar go to Ann Arbor today to resume their
University work.
| Francis Labadie has been quite sick this
week In Beloit, Wis, where he was giving
an entertainment.
Mrs. G. w. Loring left Wednesday even
ing for Bergen, N. Y. where she expects to
spend several weeks with relatives.
| K. o. Dewey is attending meeting of
the republican congressional committee for
the eighth district in Saginaw today.
John Faxon has been entertaining his
sister, Mrs. Helen Benson and his niece
Miss Sackett, of Jonesville during the week.
Miss Pauline Crum expects to 20 to Ann
Arbor tomorrow where she expects to at
tend the University during the coming
year.
Roth q Sullivan have taken the partition
out from the back part Of their store and
now use the entire length Of 1t as display
room.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Greenwalt took
their small son to Flint Wednesday whe re
he will attend the school for the deaf and
dumb.
E. o. Dewey, secretary Of the Michigan
Republican Newspaper Association, at
tended the fall meeting OF the association in
Kalamazoo Wednesday and Thursday.
The senior class of the high school has
organized by the election of the following
officers: president, James Mclean; vice
president, Alvin Farnsworth; secretary,
Lena Dean; treasurer, Ethel Hume.
About thirty friends of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
j. Ravens gave them pleasant surprise al
their home on Saginaw street Wednesday
evening 1t being the occasion of the twenty
third anniversary of their wedding.
The funeral of George Flynn an eighty
four years old resident of the city who died
at the home of Mrs. Anna Young on Cor
unna avenue, Wednesday was held this
morning at the Catholic church.
Hon. Wellington e. Burt of Saginaw,
was nominated by the democrats at their
congressional convention in Saginaw yester-
day by reclamation. Geo. b. McCaughna,
of this city, was chairman of the convention
and s. E. Parkill, also OF this city, made
the nominating speech.
The funeral of Miss zaida Hicks, who
died at the home of her aunt in Caledonia
south of the street Car line Monday even
ing of consumption, was held yesterday at
half past two O'Clock, Rev. F. s. Lyon off,
ciating. Miss Hicks had been in poor
health for over year.
The Women's Foreign Missionary Society
of the first NJ E. church In this city will
entertain the annual district meeting of the
society October, and 5. Delegates will be
present from all the local societies in the
Saginaw district AMI on the evening of the
fourth missionary address will be given
by DR.. Potts, editor of the Michigan Chris
tian Advocate.
The members Of Company Fl enjoyed an
Informal smoker at their Tuesday evening
meeting the smoking material being placed
to the credit of Sergt. Silas Campbell's &C
count with the individual members of the
company, in consideration of his marriage
which took place last week. After the
drill the company accepted an invitation
from Capt. McCaughna to partake of the
Dorcas supper at the residence of Mrs.
Quinn.
Owosso Lodge No. 81 held special SEES
sion Monday evening which was one Of the
most enjoy able occasions participated in by
the lodge for a long time Grand Master
l.. E. Wood, of Dowagiac, and Deputy
Grand Master Gilbert, of Bay City, were
the most distinguished guests from abroa d
while also from Detroit were Messrs. Neil
Mcmillan, James and William McGregor
and Mr.. Mark Norris, of Grand Rapids
After the degree work was exempllfed, the
work being in the Mister Mason degree,
the members and assembled guests went to
the new banquet room where a banquet
was served. A smoker and numerous
toasts followed the banquet, F. Il. Watson
acting rs POSTMASTER and DR.. A. M. Hume
giving q brief address of welcome to the
guests. Responses were made by the
grand master, the deputy and several of the
other guests who were also called on for
short speeches.
COrunna Commandry Knights Templar,
No. 81 and number of their ladies, and
Owosso Division Uniform Rank Knights of
Pythias No. 35, headed by the o. l.. /.