The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-12-14
THE OWOSSO TIMES.
Entered at the Postofice In Owosso for
transmission as second class matter.
Published everv Friday noon.
owOSSO. FRIDAY. DEC. IA, 1900.
LOCAL NEWS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Is. McCauRhna were
I'm Bancroft Saturday.
Miss Ada Walton has returned from q
stay OF several months in TiffiD, Ohio.
Born, Saturday, daughter, to Prin. and
Mrs. Failor, South Washington street.
Mrs. A. K. Foster entertained her cousin,
Mrs. J. ID. Watson, OF Chelsea, Saturday.
Recent acquisitions to the Junior band
have increased the membership to twenty,
Bert AFFORD and family, Of Shepard,
were guests OF his, parents in this city over
Sunday.
Miss Mabel Graham was home frem he r
school In Dewitt for Sunday with her par
ents in this city.
Clarence 81 Greene, the viOlinist, has
given up the ideao of remaining In this city to
teach music and has returned to Detroit to
reside.
Lynn Grow had one of his hands badly
cut on boring machine at the Owosso
Manufacturing Compsny's factory Saturday
morning.
The tive year old daughter of Me-. and Mrs.
Fred Heise, Frederick street, died Friday
afternoon OF pneumonia. The funeral SER
vices oceorred Sunday.
Bert Rawley, of this city, is dangerously
sick WITH pneumonia at the bone of his
IaEdtather near Jackson.
John Royce, who went to Chicago
Heights some time since to visit an uncle,
has obtained a position there and does not
expect to return to Owosso.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Dresser, of Chesaning,
have come to spend the winter with the
latters pare3ts, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Oliver,
four miles. south of the city.
African, the little daughter of Nc and
Mrs. Chas. Lawrence, of the New York
Racket store, has been quite sick this week
but Is now considerably better.
The Mems meeting at the Y. NJ. G. A.
rooms Sunday afternoon took the form of
re-dedicatory services. Rev. G. H. Hanks
gave very interesting address.
A party was given Wednesday evening at
the home of K. l.. Bunting on Corunna
avenue in honor of Miss Lulu Smith, who
returns to her home in Vassar Tor the holi-
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. II. Knapp were in Ply
m Juth the first of the week to attend the
funeral of brother of Mrs. Knapp, Mr..
William Whipple, who was also distant
relative of Mr. A. ID. Whpple of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. ID. Fletcher arrived in
the city Saturday from their home in Wat j.
tiers, and have been visiting relatives aud
friends during the week. Mr.. Fletcher re-
turned Tuesday morning, Mrs. Fletcher
remaining for a longer visit.
jeremiah Eighme, aged seventy-six years,
died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. r.
O. Valentine, $40 Dickerson street, We'd
nesday morning after an illness extending
over period of two years. The funera
services we're held this morning at the
residence.
MISS Lillian N. Phelps, of st, GATHERINGS :,
Ort., will give lecture in the First M. L :.
church next Tuesday evening, on "rhe
SPHINX" In the afternoon OF that day she
will also address parlor meeting of the
ladies of the city at the home of Mrs. M. Il.
Densmore ON West Main street.
The AmphictyOn Society of the high
school held good meeting In the armory
Friday evening. The question of whether
or not the north did It's duty to the negro at
the time OF his emancipation was debated
by the Misses Mabel Wilmington and Eva
Strahle. The Friday Night Review was
conducted by Henry Sherman aud was
good number.
After all, 1t may be taken as a very good
sign OF Owosso intelligence when 1t Is stated
that the attendance at the exhibitions OF the
"bypnOtist" Helen Bovee, at the opera
house last week was so small, and decreased
so steadily. that the management decided to
give up the original plan of continuing all
Of the week. Here's congratulations to the
city on Its not caring enough for that class
of Entertainments" to keep them going as
long as they, depending OIL their experience
and reception In other placer, had planned
to do.
The Women's Club enjoyed piano and
song recital At their meeting last Saturday
afternoon at the residence or DIR. b. n.
Peterson. II was made st Cecilia day ana
the paper OF the Afternoon was read by Miss
Peterson Un the subject, Che st. Cecilias
Of Music" The recital which followed In
cluded tao numbers by Mrs.. Van Ness and
Mss Peterson, piona duets; Q plano solo by
Miss Martha Horsmar, and songs by Misses
Kanagy aud Jones. The program, II is a.
most need ess to say, was decided treat to
the members present.
Underwear 10 MI % ,lities for meo, young
men aud boys, ladies aou children.
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