The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-10-26

Miss Emma Frieseke is visiting friends
In Detroit.
Geo. M. Graham transacted business In
Fenton Tuesday.
Mrs. Hoyt, of Alma, 10 the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Detwiler.
Mrs. Helen Jobes spent Thursday after
noon with Mrs. Martha Dean.
Mrs. Fred Lawrence was the guest of
friends in Chesaning Tuesday.
Sunday, J. B. Mcintosh will sing solo
at the Episcopal church at Corunna.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Matthews have re-
turned from a two weeks visit in Barry
county.
Mrs. Geu. Priest went to Ann Arbor this
morning to spend the day with her SOD, E.
M. Priest.
Mrs. Annie Flater, of lonia, was guest
at the home of B. G. Farnsworth Wednes-
day and Thursday.
Mrs. Hattie Snyder went to Chicago
Tuesday for few days visit after which
she will Join her husband In Idaho.
Mrs. Niles Virgins and children, Mrs.
T. Dynes and children and Margaret
Dynes were the guests of friends near Ovid
Thursday.
c. S. Allison & Son, jewellers, are put
| ting In some new wall cases which will
show their up-to-date stock of to much
better advantage.
The o. II. s. Foot ball team will play
game with Chesaning In this city near the
carriage factory tomorrow. Monday they
90 to st. Johns to play.
Thursday evening Miss Marion Fuller
entertained few of her friends at her home
on west Main Street. Miss Alma Burr
rendered several recitations and Walter
Gunnison furnished gramophOne selections.
Last evening Miss Bertha Olcott enter
tanned party of friends In honor of Miss
Myrtle Leonardson, who leaves Monday for
Cleveland. Refreshments were served and
all enjoyed pleasant evening.
Mrs l.. K. Gould has been in attendance
on the state meeting of the WOmans' Clubs
in Lansing this week where she had charge
of the art exhibit and where on Wednesday
afternoon she read paper before the
meeting.
The residence of Hugh Nichols in Cor
unna was burglarized Monday evening,
while Mr. and Mrs. Nichols were absent, and
, gold watch and purse containing three
dollars in money were taken. Local talen
is suspected.
The address by Marcus Eaton, Of
Lansing, at the Republican Club rooms las
evening was one of the best heard in thu
, city during the present campaign. Mr.
Eaton Is a young man but that he is {
talented speaker is beyond question.
At nine o'clock Wednesday norninl
William Rourke and Rosaline Carmody wer'
united in marriage at the St. Paul's Catholi,
church. Mr.. and Mrs. Rourke after
short wedding tour to Toledo will be a
home at the Rourke farm near the Cos
school house.
The high school foot ball team played il
Saginaw Saturday, the score standing to 0
= The team work of the local team was decid
eddy superior to that of the Saginaw team
but the Owosso boys had no punter il
I their line and so lost through that weak
g ness all that they gained from end play
II and bucking the line of their opponents
The game was an interesting one.
1 VIM. Mccarthy became quite drunk AM
o disorderly Tuesday evening, and conse
: auence Nightwatch Retain put him in tn
lookup. The next morning he was Ieleas
n ed, and his ire being aroused he went
J. Prosecuting Attorney A. l.. Chandler an
;. tried to make trouble for Ross for his arrest
The result of this move was that the cit
marshall swore out papers against McCarth
Il and he is now awaiting trial.
About one hundred forty of the pupils Q
the high school and eighth grades left o
the Ann Arbor excursion this morning an
r. are spending the day in the Universit
I. city. The success of the excursion is
a credit to Prin |. II. Wood, who ha
q pushed the matter to the successful on
come it reached today. The days e,
10 perences cannot fail to be of great an
J. lasting benefit to 'the young people WI
,r visit the University and Mr.. Wood al
lie his assistants deserve no small credit for /
le The day will mean more to them tbo
several days of regular school work.
10 Death of Mrs Col. Colt