The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-02-09

Sunday.
Il. w. Parker was in Saginaw Tuesday
| on business
The Eastern Stars met for special work
Tuesday evening.
Born, Monday, a son to Mr.. and Mrs.
George ID. Mcintosh.
Miss Pearl Eddy visited Ovid friends
Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Hattie Hodge has returned to her
home in Plymouth.
Miss Birdie Bradley has returned from
the st. Louis sanitaIium.
Mrs. II. W. Mann has been quite sick
this week with neuralgia.
Atty. Will A. Norton, of st. Johns, was
in Owosso Monday evening.
A. NJ. Bentley has been doing business in
Shortsyllle, N. Y, this week.
The Robbins Table Co.'s plant began run
ming twelve hours a day, Monday.
M. Il. Reynolds was In Genesee county
on Sunday school business Tuesday.
Charles Bailey is now serving one of the
chairs In Miller's barber shop on Main st.
| w. 4. Payne can convince the most
skeptical that his sales on Mccormick ma
chimes are immense.
] w. E. Payne Is Offering great induce
ments on robes, blankets and buggies At
present he has q fine stock.
| The ownership of the Fair has changed
hands. Mr.. butcher having purchased the
interest of his partner Mr.. Hall.
Miss, Ethel Ackley came home from
Ypsilan ii to visit her parents over Sunday
and to attend the Fraser. Brown wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Wykes returned during
the first of the week from visit of several
weeks duration in Ionia and Grand Rapids.
The Sunday Free Press contained cut
of the new brick residence which George
Noble is building on Blaine avenue near
Woodward, in Detroit.
Grand Marshal Mrs. r. P. Bigelow, of
the Eastern Stars, of Michigan. inspected
the work of the Vernon chapter In that
| village, rrludy evening.
The Eastern Stars will 90 to Byron q
week from tonight to attend a reception
rendered them by the Byron Chapter.
They will return on special train after the
reception.
The Y. NJ. G. A. directors showed their
appreciation of the work of Ses'y f. @.
| hot
ing, by voting him an increase in salary of
one hundred dollars.
Invitations to a card party at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh McCurdy, In COrunna,
were accepted by about thirty Owosso
ladies. who spent Saturday afternoon and
evening In that pleasant home.
Mrs. Fl. w. Parker left Tuesday on
visit to her daughter Mrs. G. Fred Will
liams In Tifin, Ohio. Mrs. Williams was
recently badly bruised in a runaway acct
dent but was not dangerously injured.
State Secretary c. M. Copeland, of the
Y. NJ. @. A., was in Owosso, Tuesday and
part of Wednesday. He is looking after
the interests of the state convention which
is to be held in X alamazoo, Feb % 25 and
reports the outlook for its success as en-.
couraging.
=. Clare Bingham, the Vernon sheep deal.
er who was arrested in MI Clemens a few
weeks ago charged with defrauding Chi
cago commission firm of that city out of
SIS, 900 by paying for sheep with worth
less check on the Durand band, had his
trial in Chicago last week and was found
guilty. 1t developed at the trial that Bing.
ham had already become known to the
Chicago detectives as a man of somewhat
crooked tendencies.
Besides having added several men to lis
, force recently, the Vincent Valve Company
thoroughly surprised a number of Its EN-.
, ployees Monday by announcing ten per
cent increase in their wages. 1t Is also
likely that the wages of som, OF The Others
will soon be raised III the same proper
ton. As large part of the force employed
by this company are skilled machnists, pat.
tern makers and moulders who always re.
| CclNo SOou Wdkco tuo luCItuSt uldk6S ulOSl
. gratifying showing Of the state of the com
pary's business.
The state committee of the Young Mems
Christian Association has sent out neat pro.
gram announcements of the state conven
ton of the association OF Michigan to bt
held in Kalamazoo from Thursday unit
Sunday, February % to 25. The covel
bears the picture of large magnet bearing
u on it the name Kalamazoo, aud having the
. dates of the convention at Its poles, while
Il below it is al outline map of Michigan will
1850, 900 Young Men," printed across 1t
While the dates February 22.25, 1900
probably will not be able to draw all of tn,
II $4,000 young men to Kalamazoo, the.
e should see good delegations from every live
J, association. The Owosso association will
e probably do Its share.
The many Owosso. friends Of Wade B
| Camburn are reiOicinq in hia return Tn thi