The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-11-23
Frank Evans is confined to the house with

deO. Welte TRANSACTED business III Cn65an-
ing Tuesday.
Miss Nellie Goss visited friends In Vernon
yesterday.
Chas. W. Gale was in Lansing Tuesday
on business.
Jno. Malcomson spent Sunday with
friends at Ovid.
Zsneos Ross transacted business in Port
Huron Wednesday.
Geo. Suffer went to Bay City yesterday
on business trip.
w. L. Parker transacted business In
Chesaning Yesterday.
Chas. K. Rigley has been In Chicago on
business during the week.
Mrs. J. D. Jackson, of Sherwood, is the
guest Of her son, Geo. Shaw.
The No Name Club will give an invited
party at the armory Nov. sOth.
Wanted-A boy to learn the printers
trade. Apply at the TIMES Office.
Robt. and John Tawse returned Monday
from business trip to Guelph, Ont.
P. h. smith was in Perry Tuesday
attending the funeral Of DR.. Marshall.
Will May. of Bannister. visited Owosso
relatives and friends the first of the week.
Albert Edwards, of Shepherdsville, was
the guest Of his brother Fred part of the
week.
Miss Eta Armstrong, of Chelsea, has
been the guest Of Mrs. r. w. Crawford this
week.
Wednesday evening Miss Edna Berry
entertained a few Of her friends at her
home.
Miss Marie jackson entertained small
party of friends at her home Tuesday
evening.
VIM. Wintemute is learning to operate
the switch board at the Owosso Telephone
exchange.
Mrs. George Noble returned to Detroit
Tuesday, after a weeks visit with friends
in this city.
Miss Kate HOlleran returned to her work
AT Osburn Il Sons yesterday, after two
weeks illness.
Mrs. Jos. Ravens, of Cass street, is some.
what improved from severe attack Of
cholera morbus.
Mrs. Ii @. Adams and Miss Bessie
ClOugh, of Chesaning, were guests of Owoss(
friends Monday.
Ansel LOOMS has been helping K. l.
Devereaux this week while he has beer
taking inventory.
The No Name dancing club gave
another of their parties at Wesener's hall
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Drake, of Grand Rapids, went to
Detroit Wednesday after short visit with
her brother, w. l.. Packer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smith were in Chesa
ming yesterday attending the funeral of hi
cousin Mrs. Mary Goodale.
A. M. Bentley left Monday evening on
trip to Chicago and other places in tn
| west TO be gone about week.
VIM. Hurst and Miss Anna Morton, O
, Bennington, were united In marriage at tn,
, St. Paurs Catholic church, Wednesda.
morning.
There was wreck on the Michigan Cen
trail Ry. near st. Charles Wednesday nigh
making the s.45 passenger train south tw
hours late.
The men of the Baptist church are max
ing elaborate plans for the turkey supper t
be given by them on Wednesday evening
December s.
Ed. Cady, Chas. Lindsey, Jas. Shotwe
and Chas. Preece have returned from
: hunting expedition in Presque Isle county
They brought back four deer with them.
Mrs. Henry Richards is packing he
household goods preparatory to mOvin
them to Sanousky, Ohio, where her hui
band IS employed BY the Vincent Valve CT
Monday afternoon j. c. Warner, {
Bennington township, was before Justic
McCaughna charged with assault an
8 battery upon his wife. He plead guilty an
8 paid $40, and costs.
At the Y. M. G. A. election of Officer
d Tuesday evening, A. ID. Whipple and L
M. Christian we're elected to succeed then
selves and /. u. Keller and b. 3. Stratto
4 to succeed j. II. Webster and J.
!. | Shattuck.
Albert Baird, of Fentop, greeted oil
=, Company q boys here Wednesday. q
. ss,d that the heavy wind storm Tuesds
!. light oI"ke large window in one Of the
stores much the same as was the one
FREQ Gould's, in this city.
DR.. " U. VapLiew, Of Lennon, called @
:, irl, IDS and also did business III the eli
yesterday. The DIR. is highly gratified wit
n the showing made by his township @
election day-as are the republicans Of til
. entire couDtv-aDd thinks the town can /
q safely cnunted In the republican cOium
Hereafter.
Miss Florence Lyon suffered another r,
lapse Friday night and was quite low ov'
= Sunday. Owing to his daughters cJnd
'' | tion the trustets of the Baptist church q,