The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-11-09
Bennington.

Miss Nora Beelby visited her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. LOCKER, in Owosso
the first of the week-Those waiting
election returns so anxiously in Owosso
Tuesday night had better have been in
Bennington If they had wanted an ex-
ira good time. Oysters and all the good
things. An all nights job for some
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Farmer, of Erwin,
Pa'' who have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Byerly, returned to their
home Monday-Mr and Mrs. Clark
Swayze and Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Mark
ham attended the funeral of Mrs.
Amanda Fuller at Fairfield Thursday.
Mrs. Fuller was an aunt of Mrs. Swayze
and Mrs. Markham-Orville Harry
man is hustling his new house along, he
has the wall nearly done-Miss
Mable Sawyer is home after an extended
visit with relatives at Ann Arbor and
other points near there-Rev. Fair,
OF Corunna, a former pastor here at
tended the Sunday noon services at this
church last Sunday-Those who gen.
orally participate in the Halloween fun,
seemed to have had good time this
year with the usual amount of hard
work. Everybody who had buggy
or wagon didn't have them Thursday
morning. DR.. Egbert and Chas. Shaw
are ahead lot of nice dry wood they
found on their stoops the next morn
ing. Will Kline had the most fun of any
one, calling his wagon together the fol-
lowing morning; he said he had to call
in the martial band--Mrs. May Will
son and two daughters Maggie and
Mary, of Laingsburg, were callers ON
friends here last Saturday. Mrs. Viii.
son left Monday evening for Texarcana,
ARK, to spend the winter with her
mother-Tuesday evening, Nov. 1S
the Epworth league will give photo.
graph social at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Schott. Everybody will want on
their best thinking cap" in order to
win the prize. Refreshments will be
served-Mikie McKouen started for
school at the Owosso business college
Monday morning-A. p. Strong went
north Tuesday morning to hunt. Mrs.
Strong accompanied him as far as Bay
City-Sunday morning will be chill
dren's services at the M. E. church here.
Rev. Wilson invites all children and
young people to be present at this
service. Older ones are especially in
vited to come and bring their young
; peOple-Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hagan
buried their nine months old babe last
Monday-John Walsh Sr. and Mrs.
! John Walsh Jr., of Owosso, were in
town the first of the week--Kittie
Millspaugh fell Saturday evening while
|, on her way home from the store. She
fell where the sidewalk had been torn
!, up TO move the back of the building
owned by w. p Harryman and used by
the Maccabees as a hall. She has been
unable to be at the store this week from
. the effect of this fall-Thursday even.
!. ing OF last week occurred the annual
election of Epworth League officers.
President Mrs. Hattie Pulver; 1 and 2
vice president. w. F. Alexander, and
4 vice president, Barbara Spiess; secre
tary and treasurer Mrs. Cora Finch, or
, ganist, Ada Schott; assistant organist,
Mrs. John Gibson--Anyone meeting
Henry Woodwork will notice he has q
broader smile than usual, all on account
of young son that arrived at his home
I recently. Mother and son doing nicely
l Marsh Ockerman has the starter fol
a house on his farm just south of town,
he having purchased the building that
was attached to the back of Harry.
. mans hall. Mr.. Harryman is building
t on and enlarging both the hardware
store and hall.