The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-03-23
OWOSSO, FRIDAY. MARCH %. 1900.
LOCAL NEWS.

Tuesday.
Fred Patterson was in Flint Monday on
business.
Ii. S. Hadsall went to Newaygo on bust
ness Monday.
MIR. and Mrs H. r. Cole spent Sunday
with Ovid relatives.
Carl Beuter, of Detroit, spent Sunday
with Owosso friends.
Chas. Ellis was in Detroit from Saturday
until Monday afternoon.
Mrs. A. w. Hookway and daughter are
visiting her parents in Saginaw.
S. e. Beeman returned Monday fro I'M
trip to the eastern part of the state.
Mrs. NJ. A. Gardner, Of st. Johns, was in
Owosso the first of the week on business.
The Bay View Reading Circle met We'd
nesday evening with Miss Ora Shanafelt.
Miss Eta Reed, of Detroit, is visiting her
sister, Miss Erie Reed, E. Exchange street.
s. b. Pitts has rented and moved into
the Gardner house, corner of Mason and
Oak street.
,, Ed. Thome, of Thome & Frisbie, enter
tanned his father, Peter ThOme, of West
phalis, Monday.
Mrs. w. ID. Royce went to Linden Tues
day to attend the funeral of her sister, Mrs.
j. r. Mddlesworth.
Geo. M. Dewey spent the first of the
week at home. He. returned to his work in
Lansing Tuesday night.
g. ID. Stewart went to Detroit Tuesday to
meet Mt. Stewart who has been visiting in
the east for several weeks.
John Brooks, OF Adams street, has been
taking vacation tr IN Detwler's store ard
has been visiting Canadian relatives.
Mrs ii. A. Bailey has resigned as book
keeper for the Davis Dry Goods Co., and has
been succeeded by Miss Blanche Doolittle.
Miss Maud Burr returned to her home in
Saginaw Tuesday after an extended visit
with her sister, Mrs. Lyman Alderton, in
this city.
Miss May Sutton entertained number of
friends by masquerade party at her home,
corner of FL ZAbeth and Pine streets Tues
day evening.
Ow0sso and Corunna Knights Templar
go to Durand this evening for drill. They
will 20 on regular train but special will
J bring them back.
Mrs. Riggs, of Belleville, who was called
to OwossO by the sickness of her m Their,
, Mrs. s n. House, of Park street, returned
to her home Monday.
!, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. W Gale left Tues
day for Chicago for a visit at the home Of
Mrs. Gales sister, Mrs. Robert Hyde. Mr..
Gale returned Thursday.
Mr.. Francis Labadie, who Is i'll with
typhoid fever in Germantown, Pa, is report
g as having passed the critical stage of the
disease but as, still being very sick.
Messrs. E. T. Austin, l.. II. Wood, w.
A. Kent and JIG. Osburp, of the high school
force of teachers, expect to attend the
meeting of the School Masters club in Ann
rbor next week.
Rev. J. Il. BIotherton, of Crystal, has
been the guest OF his father-n-law, H.
II. Reynolds part of the week, stopping
on his return from an associatiOnal meeting
OF Congregational churches In Lansing.
The grand lecturer for the Grand Chapter,
Royal Arch Masons, will hold school OF
instruction In the Masonic hall at COrunna
next Tuesday afternoon and evening. ST.
Johns, Ovid Chesaning, Durand, and Owes
SO chapters are expected to take part In the
work.
It ia safe to venture that few Owosst
residents ever saw a colder st. Patrick's
day than last Saturday was. Ii the old
saint had such weather to help him in his
crusade it is no wonder that he drove on
ali the frogs and snakes and mice from the
. Emerald Isle
The w. c. T. u. met at the home OF Mrs
A. II. Parkili on North Washington stree
"Wednesday afternoon. District President
Mr.. Adams, attended the meeting bringing
I; with her the banner won by the district
for the largest increase in membership o
any district in the union.
The Kaleidoscope Club held business
and social meeting at the home of Miss Bell
Y. r-ter Wednesday evening. Officers wer'
el,cted as follows: Miss Mable Ferry
president; Miss Grace Mersbon, vice presi
dent: Mrs.. II. w. Crawford, secretary; Mis-
Belle Foster, treasurer; Mrs. Ii. z. White
q. NJ l.
! Mr.. Sargent will display new sprln'
millinery at her store on Exchange stree
Owossc, Saturday, Mar. gath. Everything
in the line of ready to wear hats, Misses
aud chioreDs hats, caps etc. will be shown
TIE trimming department, In charge o.
Mss Lillian Howard, OF Lansing, who has
five assistants working under her, Is alread,
filled with ord,rs. The ladies Of Owosst
and vicinity are invited to see the goods.