The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-06-08

Born, Monday, to Mr.. and Mrs. W. E.
Hall, a daughter.
Born, Monday, to Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
A. Bailey, a daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Beard, of Morrice,
we're In this city Tuesday.
The Owosso Carriage Co. Is running its
p ant overtime to fill orders.
Deputy collector Frank Westcott was in
the city Wednesday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Stewart visited
Kalamazoo relatives last week.
The Juniors enjoyed picnic on the river
bank northeast of Corunna Tuesday after
noon.
Judge and Mrs. Hugh McCurdy left Tues
day for their summer home on Mackinac
Island.
Miss Anna Buckingham, of Flint, was
the guest of Mrs. G. d. Stewart from Friday
until Sunday.
Rudolph Tick has accepted position in
the Ann Arbor Office at Toledo and left
Wednesday to begin work.
The Michigan Republican Newspaper
Association will holdN summer meeting at
Charlevoix, July 10th and 18th.
Fred Osburn spent Sunday in Detroit
where Mrs. Osburn and daughter Miss
Arianna are staying temporarily.
Mrs. George l.. Keeler and little son, of
Vaudeville, have been guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. 1. h. Keller this week.
The thimble club enjoyed a banquet at
the Wildermuth House Monday evening,
the guests of the Misses Goss, Carr, and
Liah and Isabel Wrigley.
The Owosso camp, NV. of A. postponed
its visit to Chesaning from last Monday
night to some future date at the request of
the Chesaning camp.
Henry ID. Colt has been the guest of his
father COL Colt this week. Henry is travell-
ing in the larger cities for teas and coffees.
He expects to spend the next few weeks or
months in Grand Rapids and Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Gale expect to leave
Tuesday for Lincoln, Nebraska, where Mr..
Gale will transact some business and they
will stay about week. Miss Maude Gale
will accompany her parents to Chicago
where she will visit at the home of her aunt,
Mrs. Hyde.
Prof. A. c. Mclaughlin, of the Univer-
sity of Michigan, was the guest of Supt. E.
T. Austin Wednesday while in the city to
deliver the commencement address for the
Owosso high school. At noon party con-
sistng of Supt. E. T. Austin, Mayor Morris
Osburn and several graduates of the literary
department Of the University took dinner at
the Widermuth House with Of Prof. Nc
Laughlin. The University men present
were J. c. Shattuck, Ira G. Curry, Van X.
Pond, Warren Pierpont, A. ID. Whipple,
III. X. White, A. A. Crawford, and l.. r.
Halsey, of Chicago, who represents CHM &
Co. and happened to be in the city.
Elder p. j. Dean is evidently satisfied
that things are not what they should be in
the Disciple church and has resigned as an
elder and withdrawn from the church as a
result of the trouble which came up few
weeks ago and the refusal of the rest of the
board to take his view of the import of a
certain letter received from one of the elders
of the church at Lowell where Mr.. Strawn
was once pastor. To an outsider the Dis
cipal church appears to have its troubles,
but for the good of the cause 1t represents
and for the good of society in general it is
to be hoped that the church may prove the
troubles to have been due to mistakes and
that 1t will be found doing even better work
than in the past in spite of the annoyances
to which 1t has been subjected.
Owoss6 Masons to the number of nearly
a hundred went to Howell Tuesday night to
work the third degree for that lodge. The
Owosso men went down on special train
leaving this city at $3.50 and returning
when they were ready to return-which
proved to be about two o'clock for leaving
time at Howell The Howell lodge turned
out In full force to meet them at the station
and escorted them from that place to the
lodge rooms, the Howell band leading the
procession which was over two blocks in
length. After the work splendid ban
quet was served by the Howell Masons and
a social time and smoker followed that fea-
ture of the evenings entertainment. The
occasion was thoroughly enjoyable one
to the members of both lodges, and the
Owosso Masons have learned that the Howell
| lodge is all right, its hall Is we'll adapted to
the needs of the lodge, Its officers, and
| methods of doing business, all of them just
exactly right.
The Junior reception given by the high
school juniors to the members of the gradu-
| ating class, the members of the school
board and the high school teachers Friday
evening In Wesener's and the A. 0. u. w.
hall was an entire success in every respect
Dancing was INDUCED in in the Wesener
hall until ten o'clock when the company
repaired to the lodge hall which had been
prettily trimmed for the occasion and there
proceeded to enjoy the banquet which had
been prepared for them by the ladies of the
Episcopal church guild. After the ban
quet, the company was called to order by