The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-03-16

The city schools close week from to-
night for the usual weeks spring vacation.
st. Mary's Guild met Wednesday with
Mrs. s. b. Pratt at her home on Park sire
Alta. the year old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Elmer Dean died Tuesday afternoor.
The pension of VIM. II. Adams, OF Nor
month.
Mrs. Ella N. Taylor, of Geneseo, H.,
is a guest at the home of her cousin, DR.. A.
NJ Hume.
| Mrs. Hattie Reynolds and daughter, Miss
Mile, Of Vernon, visited relatives here
Saturday.
Miss Katherine Castree, book keeper for
A. +. Hollis, has been ON the sick list the
past week.
| Mrs. ID. K. Shaw returned to her home in
West Bay City Tuesday after an extended
visit with her son Ed Shaw.
Mrs. q. johnson left Tuesday for her
home in Alpena after visit at the home of
| IL W. meyer VII niuto otIcot.
DR.. j. II. Waite has moved his Office to
the rooms In the Williams block formerly
occupied by w. NJ. Fitzpatrick.
| Fred Keltf, now o. Marshall, but until
recently of this city, has been visiting
Owosso friends part of the week.
A. E. butcher, proprietor of the Fair,
went to Chesaning Tuesday morning to
make arrangements about renting his farm.
The democratic ward caucuses will be
held next Monday evening and the CITY con-
vention on the Thursday evening following.
Adam Deckert and Postmaster Lawrence
expect to build cottages at Crystal Lake
this spring and occupy the same during
the coming summer.
The w. r. c. held special memorial
service at its Wednesday afternoon meeting
| in honor of the late Mrs. Anna Witteneyer,
a past national president of the w. r. G.
Married, Monday evening at the home of
the BRIDES parents, 9l9 Shiawassee street,
| Mss Nellie Gordon ana Mr.. Park Hall, OF
Chaplin, r v. w w. Benson officiating.
:. ID. Emory is visiting OF his home in
Alfred, Maine. He expects to move his
family to this city this sprlug aud has leased
Burns Brewers residence Oh North Water
street.
A Mrs. Burns Brewer has purchasd the re-
sidence which belonged to her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. f. Salisbury. Mr.. ana Mrs.
Brewer and family expect to occupy the
house by April lst.
Glare s. Bingham returned Saturday
from Chicago, having effected a settlement
with the parties who secured his arrest and
conviction for his methods of dealing in
sheep in one particular instance and hav-
ing secured his release on account of this
settlement.
The Kings Daughters held their annual
banquet and election of officers Wednesday
evening at the home of their president, Miss
Ethelyn Gibson. The banquet was very
pleasa affair Officers we're elected as
follows: Marian Fuller, president; Flor
ence Zimmerman; secretary; Laura Green,
treasurer.
Mary Drake, of Bennington, commenced
suit in the circuit court Friday against
Mrs. Quinn, of Shiawassee, for alleged
SANDER. Mrs Quinn owns fine farm and
has other property and Mrs. Drake alleges
that Mrs. Quinn asserted that she entered
Mrs Quinn's home and stole lot of bed
linn md hnr orffa md hat ar
tation had been damaged about five thOus-
and dollars worth in consequence of the
alleged assertions.
The Sunday school of the first NJ e.
church has elected the fOllOwii z officers for
the ensuing year: DIR. Il. 5. Sutherland,
Supt.; l.. ID. Wilson, Miss Kittie BurbaDs
and George LaDphere, assistants; Wade
Cadman, Sec'y; Mss Minnie Sullivan,
! brarian; Roy Knapp, chorioter; MISS
M abel Mack, organist; Mss Helen Shana-
felt, SUPP. OF primary department.; Mrs A.
Sherman, Mrs. l.. IL Wood and Miss May
Marsh, missionary board.
Will Epple and his brother, aged nine
and seven years respectively, celebrated
Friday afternoon by arming themselves
with revolver and air gun and shooting
somewhat indiscriminately in true wild
west fashion on the streets. They were
taken in tow by Officers Ross and Cady and
confessed to having stolen the money with
which the munitions of war were secured.
Just when they stole the money Is not, how
ever, quite so evident as none was missed
at GOodspeed's where they said they stole IT,.
As the boys are too young to be sentenced
to the reform SCHOOL, 1t is still something of a
puzz,e to know just what to do with them.
The Woman's Club has undertaken the
task OF presenting concert of unusually
high grade to the people of the city on the
10 h of the approaching month when
Adrenne Remenyi, the noted Hungarian
soprano, and the daughter of the even NOR.