The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-02-16

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in Detroit.
Charles Graham has resigned his position
with Il. W. Mann.
Mrs. w. +. Aten has returned home FRI IN
visit in Grand Rapids.
Mrs. j. s. Hsggart entertained the Rath-
bone Sisters yesterday afternoon.
Miss Maud jackson, clerk at Lyon &
Ponds, is very sick with tonsilitis.
Court Owosso l. o. f. initiated class of
candidates Wednesday evening.
The No Name Club give dance In the
Armory next Wednesday evening.
The o. l.. 1. band will give concert and
dancing party at the armory tonight.
Frank Wren, Fred Palmer and Roy Old
field visited Laingsburg friends Sunday.
DR.. A. 8. Scott spent Sunday with mis-
brother, DIR. r. Il. Scott, at Laingsburg.
Miss Ida Clouse entertained q party of
friends Friday evening in honor of her
birthday.
j. B. Mcintosh Is again out after few
days of severe illness with Inflammation of
the lungs.
Miss Charlena Robbins entertained few
of her lady friends Wednesday evening at
thimble party.
Eugene Brewer, of the NJ. A. c., spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Burns Brewer.
Rev. G. A. Votey, of Detroit, supplied
the vacant pulpit Of the Baptist church In
this city Sunday.
Rev. F. 8. Retain, pastor of the Parkers-
burg, Va, Baptist Church has received
call to Lynchburg, Va.
Albert Norris and Blanchard Western
have opened tailor shop on the second
floor of the Stewart bank block.
Ed. j. Hunt will entertain party of his
gentlemen friends with smoker" at his
home on King street this evening.
f. G. Kneeland, of st. Louis, is prepar-
ing to open book store in the Gould store
building on north Washington street.
II. Il. FraiD, Hickory street, is suffering
with an attack of the Grippe. Mrs. Frain
, is also i'll with rheumatism of the eyes.
Mr. and Mrs. o. l.. Brown returned from
their southern wedding trip yesterday and
after short visit at the home of Mrs.
Browns parents, will 70 to Saginaw to re-
| side.
We understand that Attorney F. II. Wat
| son, OF OwOsso, is candidate for attorney
general. Mr.. Watson is AL influential
lawyer and well qualified for the Office
Livingston Republican.
| Miss Gertrude Layton, of Omaha, Neb.,
is expected to arrive in this city tomorrow
for a visit with relatives and old friends.
Miss Layton was member of the gradual
ing class of '92 of the Owosso high school.
The M. s. NJ. & o. Co. is exhibiting q
remarkably fine Regina music box Of extra
large size and sweetness of tone. The in
strument automatically takes up the plate
desired by the listener and fastens 1t in posi-.
ton.
The Maccabees are hustling for new mem
bers In Owosso and have two deputies al
work In the city. As the order offers as good
fraternal insurance as there Is In the world
besides Its social features, the deputies
should find their task an easy one.
VIM. Gillett, of Owosso township sold q
fine 160 pound o. l. G. boar fall pig tC
VIM. DrebeDstedt last week. This week
he sold two more from the same drove to G.
j. Ellsworth, of st. Clair, who is an exten.
slve breeder of o. l. G. hogs and who was
his guest Sunday and Monday.
l.. 8. Goodale, deputy organizer of the
state grange for Sbiawassee county orga
nized q grange in Fairfield near Chapir
Friday, February 3D.. 1t will be known al
Union Grange, and the charter is expected
now any day. On Monday Mr.. Goodalt
was In Venice and expects to 60 there
again in day or two to complete the orga
nization Of new grange. He reports re
markable growth In interest in oranges
both In the organization of new ones, anC
in the rapid increase In membership II
those already In existence.
Prosecuting Attorney A. l.. Chandler ha'
given 1t out that he is not a candidate FOL
denomination and that he Is out of politics
Perhaps the irrepressible Zach has fount
some other Office more to his liking which
he considers out of pol itics, and In fact it il
suspected that IL the democratic count!
convention should be fav0rably inclined Il
give him the opportunity he might be glat
to run for the Office of probate judge
Even In that event, however, he would still
be ''out of politics." II the general satisfac
I ton everywhere expressed with ,Iudg
Bushs administration of the affairs of tina
Office counts for anything on election dav.
Glen V. Mills, of Ann Arbor, has beer
delivering the third edition of his Owoss
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