The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-08-03

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Mr.. and Mrs l.. b. Allison are visiting
In Detroit.
Hon. II. II. Pulver, of Laingsburg, was
in the city Wednesday.
Miss Grace Finch returned to her home
In Detroit Wednesday.
Mrs. Chas. Malisky and son Walter are
guests of Worthwhile relatives.
Miss Martha Peters, Of Alma, is the
guest of Miss Helen Shsnafelt.
Mrs. s. b. Pratt has returned from a
visit with her mother In Detroit.
Mrs. K. w. Bilhimer spent the first of the
week with friends at Cedar Springs.
Miss Bertha Alliton Is spending her vaca-
ton with sister In GladwiD county.
The A. o. u. w. has decided to give an
excursion to Detroit Thursday, August %.
Masters Charles and Jay Mcintosh went
to Grand Blanc Saturday for two weeks
visit.
Leo and Miss Pauline Crum returned
Tuesday evening from an outing at Haslett
Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Taylor and son 20 to
Fenton today to spend ten days camping at
Long Lake.
Mrs. l.. A. Hamblin left yesterday for
two months visit at her old home in Cohoc-
| tab, N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. T. j. Tubbs returned Mon
day from their outing at one Of the lakes
near Chilson.
Married, at Justice McCaughna's Office
Tuesday afternoon Karl Kunst and Miss
Augusta Buel0w.
G. Mclean has purchased the interest of
Fred Schaible in the photograph gallery
owned by them.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. V. Grow, of Saginaw,
have been guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. 4.
Aten during the week.
Memo Bentley has gone to Shortsvile,
| N. Y, and 1t is reported that he will not
return to this city bachelor.
Mr.. Fl. E. Oliver and daughter, Ruby,
attended the funeral of Miss Flora Pitts, at
Tyrone, Wednesday afternoon.
Dr. VIM. Jopling accompanied his daugh-
tiers as far as Detroit Wednesday on their
way to visit relatives in Ontario.
Mrs. c. E. Wheelock and two sons of
Peoria, ILL.,, are guests of g. r. Black and
other OwOssO relatives and friends.
A. F. Laubengayer is attending to f. b.
HOman's optical business during the alb
sencc of the latter on his vacation.
Mrs. Fred Lyon, of Detroit, accompanied
by her two daughters, is the guest of Mrs.
VIM. Lyon and Mr.. and Mrs. FL. ID Lyon.
Mrs. A. FL. Northway was called home
from Jackson where she had been visiting
Wednesday morning by the serious accident
which Mr.. Northway sustained the evening
before.
The brick work on the new Central
School has been begun and from now on
the evidence of progress on the construction
of the building will be little clearer.
Invitations have been issued for the mar
rage of Pearl l.. Sawyer and Miss Mayme
O'Dell which will take Tuesday August Z
at the home of the grooms parents in Fair
field township.
There will be two excursions to the Agri-
cultural College during Aug lst, the first
going on the 18th via the Grand Trunk, and
the second on the next day, the 10th, via
the M cbigan Central.
The revival meetings at the church of
Christ have started with excellent interest
and will continue Indefinitely. Rev. s. d..
butcher Is one of the strongest preachers
that has ever visited the city.
The TINES has received a COPY of the
premium list of the state fair the dates of
which are September 24-2S, at Grand Rap
ids. For information in regard to exhibits,
premiums, etc., address the secretary at
Grand Rapids.
Rev. Frank s. Lyon will preach in the
Baptist church Sunday morning and
evening. This will be the first Sunday of
M. Lyons pastOrate in this city and
The TIMES extends its welcome to Mr..
Lyon and joins with other friends of the
Baptist church In this city in the hapr that
the first Sunday may prove an auspicious
one and that it may be but the beginning
OF a new period of progress and prosperity
for that church. The Baptist church is
certainly to be congratulated upon being In
as fine condition as 1t Is at present after the
unfortunate Incidents which 1t ha, had to
face during the last year. and has abundant
ly demonstrated that it possesses the stuff
of which progressive, live churches are made.
And there Is work enough for all of the
churches 10 the city too, and room enough
for all to grow. THE TINES hopes to see
the coming of Mr.. Lyon prove benefit to
ell OF the churches and to the city in general
as we'll as to the Baptist church In particular.
Mrs. j. d. Estes entertained a party of
| about twenty neighbors, friends and rela-
tives at her home, corner of Goodhue and
Saginaw streets, Tuesday afternoon, her
fftieth birthday anniversary, at "frigid"
party. The ladies who received the invita-
! tions had never attended frigid party but
all proceeded to carry out the idea and
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