The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-05-11
THE OWOSSO TIMES.
Entered at the Postonlce IN owosso for
transmission as second -class matter.
Published everv Friday noon.
OWOSSO. FRIDAY. MAY II. 1906
LOCAL NEWS.

l.. Irving Stewart is spending few days
in Mt. Clemens.
Judge s. f. Smith is holding court in
Howell this week.
Miss Helen Stewart went to Detroit We'd
nesday morning for short visit.
Mrs. J. d. Estes is entertaining her
peice, Mrs. y. T. Winslow, of Holly.
Company H increased its membership by
mastering In four new members after drill
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Wesener, of Saginaw
were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Wesener
in thisscity Sunday.
K. A. Gould Is having a wide cement
walk laid In front of his store on the corner
OF Main and Water streets.
Mrs. M. 81. Reynolds entertained the
children of the Dorcas Home at her home
on west Main street Saturday afternoon.
The sale of the Merell House to j. f.
Wildermuth not being confirmed by the
] court, new sale is now being advertised.
e. o. Dewey left Tuesday for Washington
where he is spending the week on business
connected with the post Office department.
Owosso Masons worked the second, Of
Fellowcraft, degree Wednesday evening to
the satisfaction of the several prominent
business men who learned Its mysteries.
Mrs. Harry r. Tooley spent part of the
week In Lansing representing the Rathbone
Sisters at the meeting ofsthe state organiza-
ton of that society.
Ira G. Curry represented the Owosso K.
of P. lodge In Lansing at the meeting OF
the Michigan Grand Lodge which has been
in session there this week.
The marriage of Il. r. Teoley, ST., and
Mrs. Charlotte Hoover, Of Flint, took place
In that city last week. Mr.. and Mrs.
Tooley will reside at 11s North Lansing
street.
Mrs. e. ID. Stewart has returned from heI
stay In Detroit where she went to receive
treatment for an annoying case of cal
trouble which even threatened at one time
to be quite serious.
Mrs. 81. P. White received an elegant DO,
of trailing arbutus Saturday from one .oi
the Epworth League delegates entertained
by her during the recent state convention
Mrs. Hicks, of Alpena.
Mrs. II. w. Parker returned from Tiffip
Ohio, Tuesday. Her daughter, Mrs. G
Fred Williams accompanied her aud will
remain In Owosso for some time gaining
strength after her siege of sickness.
The Current Topic Club held its last
meeting for this season Monday, at thu
home of Mrs. l.. K. Gould, who read very
interesting paper on THE Duty of WOmens
Clubs Toward Municipal Politics"
Mrs. Dr. Allen, of Flint, was awarded
a verdict of thirty dollars and costs In Jus
tice McCaughna's court Saturday afternoon
The suit was brought to recover the amount
claimed to be due for medical attendance on
the wife and son of Martin Rourke.
DR.. j. o. Parker entertained his mother
Mrs. j. B. Parker, OF Saginaw, Tuesday
Mrs. Parker was on her way to attend the
meeting of the Rathbone Sisters of which
organization she is one of the grand officers
for Michigan. The meeting was in Lansing
Rev. Carlos Il. Hanks left Monday even
ing for Chicago to attend the triennial conven
ton connected with the management of thu
Chicago Theological Seminary. Mr.. Hank
goes as one of the delegates from thu
(iepesee association of Congregations
churches.
The mayor and other city officials en-
loved a little fun Wednesday morning a
the expense OF the appointees named by thu
mayor the evening before. Each appointee
who could be found was called up by tele
phone and told that party wished to SCI
him at certain place. On his arrival the
victim found the "party" and proceeded tt
do the proper thing.
The Office of the Sturtevant lumber yard
has been moved across the street to the new
location on south Washington street, wher'
Mr.. John Horton, the manager, may nov
he found. The work of making the new
yard ready for business has been EXTENDED
over long period Of time but the appear
apce of the premises has been improved
To n remarkable degree In that time.
The county officers solved the legal puzzl
in the case of Willie Epple by taking bin
70 the reform school at Lansing Tuesday Of
the charge of truancy. Though but min
Years of age he has already been concerne
In a number of cases of petty stealing an
his soiourn In the capital city will be quit
urelv TO prove beneficial to him especial,
az Il Is likely TO be quite an extended one
CouptyAsent King accompanied him to tt
school.