The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-05-11

Friday night.
Miss Emma Frieseke left yesterday for
Chicago to spend the summer with her
sister, Mrs. o. M. Cornell.
Harry Haight cut the thumb and fore
finger of his left hand quite badly on carv-
ing machine at the Estey factory A Monday.
The ladies of the German Evangelical
church will give supper at the new store
OF j. A. Barrie on west Main street tomor-
row evening.
Frank Ellis, of the Goodspeed Bros. Ann
Arbor shoe store, is now assisting Roy Old
field In the management of the GoOdspeed
store In this city.
DR.. A. B. SpInney, Of Reed City, Mich.
will speak at the Spiritual Hail. corner
Main and Park streets Sunday May 2Oth
morning and evening.
/. Prin. A. j. Cadman, OF the Owosso Bust
ness College, will deliver the baccalaureate
address before the graduating class Of the
Muir high school on Sunday, May 81.
Marguerite, the little three year old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Copas Jr.
entertained number of her little friends
Friday afternoon in honor of her birthday.
The Baptist pulpit will be occupied Sun
day by Rev. B. Frank Tabor, pastor of the
Saginaw First Baptist Church. The ordi-
nance of the Lords supper will be observed.
The fourteenth annual convention of the
Shiawassee county w. G. T. U. will be
held next week in Vernon. The sessions
will begin at eleven o'clock and will last
thru the following day.
The Fat Mems Club enjoyed trout
supper at the Wildermuth, Tuesday, Fat
Man E. E. Bentley, who had just returned
from a trout fishing expedition, furnishing
the trout for the party.
August Huss and family of eight arrived
in Owosso direct from Baden, Germany,
Monday afternoon. They went to the home
of Mr.. Huss's brother-in.law, A. Miller, on
east King street, and will make their home
in this city.
About thirty-dve of the friends of Rev.
and Mrs. W. +. VOgle gave them a pleasant
surprise Friday evening by calling on them
and leaving a fine quarter sawed oak cen
ter table after spending the evening with
them.
, Mrs. c. Scbaffer aged seventy years
died at her home in Bennington Tuesday
She leaves a husband and four children
John and Henry Schaffer, of Bennington
James Callard, New Haven.
; Howard Taylor entertained the pupils In
Miss Winsor's room, his classmates, Friday
afternoon in honor of his sixth birthday
The entire company marched from thu
school room to the home of Mr.. and Mrs
G. L. Taylor on East Oliver street with flag
flying and whistles blowing.
The funeral services for Mrs. Charlotte
Behrens were held at the st. johannes
church Monday afternoon, Rev. Spathel
officiating. Mrs. Behrens died Friday a
her home on Stewart street of bronchitis
She is survived by son, Alfred. Mrs
Behrens was fifty-three years Of age.
A. Deckert is adding another big i'm
provement to the old Chapman property or
the corner of Ball and Mason street which
he purchased some time ago. This time
: the improvement consists in eight foo
veranda running the entire width of tn
building on both the east and south sides
The Epworth League of the First M. 4
church elected the following officers at tn
meeting held Tuesday evening: President
Miss Charlena Robbins; 1st vice president
Miss Kittie Burhans; I'd vice president
Mrs. Geo. Fauth; Sd vice president, G. b
Hitler; 4th vice president, Mrs. Bert OsmeI
secretary, Miss Edna Osborne; treasurer
l.. d. Wilson.
The spring meeting of the Count
Teachers Association will be held in Coz
unna on Saturday of next week. Supt.
w. LOOMS, of the Mt. Pleasant Normal
will be present aud will address the as
ISOLATION at the afternoon session on tn
subject of personal Qualifications of tn
| 16dCu6I. Dupi. bOUuiio was tuO COuuuCtO
T of the institute ia this city last summer AM
Z. the teachers of the county who heard hir
} then will not miss the meeting Of mex
] week.
Miss May Lawrence's Sunday schOo
: class of young ladies gave an ice cream
social at the Baptist church Friday evening
The feature of the evening was Shakes
pearian burlesque participated in by Juliet
Ophelis, Portia and Lady McBeth. TIL
yourg ladies taking part were: Mise
] Alma Hunt, Fannie Osborne, Jeanett
Smith and Ethel Mclean. The parts wer
we'll taken and the entertainment was
t very enjoyable one to the very close.
The members of Abigail Chapter o. E. S
entertained the Vernon chapter to the mum
Der of about fifty at their regular meetini
Tuesday evening" The Vernon degre
team conferred the degrees of the order Of
four candidates and won no small amour
of praise for the way In which they did tn
s work. An elegant spread was INDUCED Il
' after the work and 1t was about twelv
3 o'clock before the visitors left for home b.
' by special train. The evening was one O