The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-10-12

Chas. Wren of Caledonia was In the city
today on business.
K. o. Dewey is spending the day In De-
troit on business.
Miss Maud Gale was home from the
University for Sunday.
Mail carrier Chas. McGilvra Is taking
his vacation and Chas. Lemon is doing his
work.
leo. NJ. Dewey expects to make a trip
into Crawford county next week for the
state land Office.
Mrs. A. K. Hartshorn is making two
weeks visit with her daughter Mrs. q. ).
Ensminger In jackson.
Two Jackson men paid the city visit
Friday night coming up from Detroit with
automobiles and leaving Saturday morning
on their home trip.
Mesdames T. o. and ID. M. Christian
have issued invitations for an at home at
the residence of the former, 116 west Oliver
street for next Thursday afternoon.
Owosso Lodge No. 81 f. and A. NJ. will
20 to Elsie next Wednesday evening by
special train leaving OwOsso at seven
o'clock. and will work the Master Mason
degree for the Elsie Lodge. .. -
The Chesaning- o wOsso high school foot
ball game which was to have been played
this afternoon on the old ball grounds has
been postponed until Monday afternoon on
account of the sickness of two OF the Ches-
aiming players. E. -
The democratic club had short meeting
last night and elected the following officers:
Thomas Kerwin, Pres; Ii. K. White,
Vice Pres; Alex. VanGieson, Sec; Moses
Keytes, Treas. No other business of
Importance was transacted.
The meeting of the county oranges will
be held In Richardson's hall next Tuesday
the 10th. AS previously announced, tue
delegates to the s tate meeting will he elected
and 1t is expected that other business OF
Importance will come before the meeting.
| Citizens of Owosso and of the county
generally are invited to the opening and
dedication of Hugh McCurdy Park in
Corunna which takes place next Thursday,
the 18th. The invitation which COrunna
extends to the rest of the county is a warm
one and the whole county should unite with
her In the dedication of this fine park which
will be enjoyed by the entire county
throughout the years to come.
Geo. M. Dewey returned Saturday from
his months work In the woods of Keweenaw
county and Isle Royal aud spent Sunday al
his home in the city. His experiences while
"roughing it,, which included at times
wading through, water and swamps where
the water was waist deep, were somewhat
different from the ordinary duties of q
department clerk in Lansing but the trip
proved to be a decidedly pleasant one in
spite of the more unpleasant features.
Mrs. l.. K. Gould has been appointed
federation secretary for the state of Michigan
of the National Federation of Women's
Clubs. Mrs. Gould Is member of The
Current Topic Club of this city and has
already been in demand for papers al
various state meetings connected with club
work where she is recognized as one of the
most earnest and broad minded of club
workers. The appointment as secretary
comes as an additional compliment to her
and is a compliment to the city as we'll
Frank Case bad very annoying expert
eDce Wednesday night when down at Dur
and with the o. l.. l. band. He went into
a store laying his clarinet down on the
counter. When he went to look for 1t, II
was gone Thursday certain gentleman
10 this city came to one of our officers and
said that when down at Durand he had
picked up clarinet and wanted the officer
to find the owner. This person could moi
account for what reason, or when he had
taken 1t and felt much grieved that the
circumstance happened. 1t proved to be
the one that Case had lost the night before.