The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-01-19

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c. A. Beebe left yesterday on trip into
the upper peninsula.
Hon. f. Fl. Watson was in Lansing on
legal business Wednesday.
Floyd Wren, of Kerby, has accepted Ia
position with Parkill & Son.
Mrs. w. K. Collins entertained the Cur
rent Topic Club Monday afternoon.
Mrs. K. r. Hutchins, of Chicago, is a
guest at the home of Morris Osburn.
Miss Gertrude Otis returned to her home
In Hudson, Wis.,, Wednesday night.
Hon. Frank Westcott, of Vernon, was in
the city on official business Monday.
Mrs. r. W. Crawford and small son
spent Wednesday and Thursday in Morrice.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Northway entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. f. e. Close, of Byron, Tues
day.
| s. Dean, of Ann Arbor, was in the city
yesterday looking over Gas Compan busi-
ness.
| G. s. Allison & Son have engaged
Charles Webb, of Dewitt, to assist in their
jewelry store.
| M. G. Whited has been elected banker Of
the Owosso Woodmen in place of VIM.
Rood resigned.
w. A. Woodland returned Wednesday
morning from his visit with his daughter
in Milwaukee.
DR.. and Mrs. A. l.. Arnold entertained
the Olive club at their home on Lansing
street last evening.
Miss Ethelyn ellison will entertain the
None Such club at her home on Water
street this evening.
Miss Genevieve Sackrider has been en-
tertaining her friend, Miss Fannie Clark, OF
Mason. this week.
G. b. Sickmon, Owosso agent for the Gro
ton Bridge Co, is visiting In New York in
the home Office town.
Rev. w. r. Northrop, of Chelsea, has
been the guest of his son, Rev. c. V. North.
rop during the week.
Frank and Fred Woodland have been at
tending meeting of casket manufacturers
in st. Louis, Mo-, this week.
Henry Spring, the veteran Grand Rapids
dry goods merchant, was the guest of James
and Fred Osburn, Wednesday.
Mrs. r P. Bigelow left yesterday on 9
trip to Fenton, Mt. Clemens and Detroit IN
the interests of the Eastern Stars.
E. e. Turner, of Coleman, was In the
city Wednesday night stopping over on his
way home from short business trip
Owosso Lodge No. 81 f. and A. M. con-
ferred the Entered Apprentice degree Wed.
nesday evening on seven candidates.
Bert Cook left Tuesday evening for Q
short trip in the northern part of the state
In the interests Of farm institute work.
Mrs. w. ID. Murray and Mrs. L. 1. Stew
art entertained st. Mary's guild at Mrs
Murray's home Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Fannie Osborn entertained a party
of friends Wednesday evening in honor of
Fred Keiff, who is soon to leave the city.
George Bedford and Burt 8. Strattor
attended meeting of the Grand Chapter
Royal Arch Masons in Detroit this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Cole and several Other
Owosso people were in Vernon Wednesda,
afternoon attending the Cole-ScrantOn wed
ding
Stanley e. Parkill will give his lecture
on "a Trip Through Europe to CONSTANT.
nople" in the Congregational church in Yer
non, Sunday evening.
The deacons of the Baptist church or
ganized Monday evening by electing P. D.
White, president; J. Il. Webster, secretary
and G. Mclean, treasurer.
The Epworth League state convention
will be held IN this city Friday, Saturday
and Sunday, Apri; 6, Z, 8, the dates having
been fixed by the state cabinet.
Marie. {: &c B ptist par-aa / :, hls
city Wednesday ay;1.rg, Leon c. E3yd. OF
Bennington, and Miss Elva Crook, of Shia
wassee. Rev. G. V. Northrop officiating.
Sheriff Scougle took Mrs. Horton and
daughter, of near Perry, to the insane asy'
lum at Pontiac Monday and Supervisor v
M. White took Ira Ketchum to the same
place on the same date.
Announcements are out for the wedding
of Miss Maud Inez Watkins, formerly OF
this city but now of Detroit, and Frederick
A. Hubbard, the ceremony TO take place at
the home of the BRIDES mother on West
Williams street In Detroit on Wednesday
evening. February 7th.
Miss Mildred Mann was in Saginaw the
latter part of last week and the Courier.
herald of that city reported her as assisting
in the receiving at a reception given by Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Moore. of that city In
honor of their second wedding anniversary
Miss Mann was bridesmaid at the wedding
two years ago.
Owossoites enjoyed few hours Of very
| good sleiphinp Tuesday morning after the