The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-11-09

business trip.
Elmer Hitchcock, of Howell, is the guest
of w. f. Tillman.
Louis Mueller transacted business in
Chesaning Thursday.
Miss Mamie Carmody, of Ionia, Is the
guest of Owosso friends.
The Robbins Table Company shut down
for few days this week.
Robt. Gemmell arrived home yesterday to
spend few days with his family.
s. b. Pitts has had the interior OF his
grocery store repapered this week.
George u. Wright was the guest of his
brother at Burton Wednesday night.
The Acme Quartette sang at the republi-
can rally at the Octagon Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hopkins have gone to
Chesaning for few days visit with friends.
r. p. Bigelow left on business trip to
the southern part of the state yesterday
morning.
s. Salisbury, of Traverse City, returned
home yesterday after transacting business
In this city.
The Junior Band went to Fenton Monday
evening to furnish music for big republican
rally there.
The Kerby school re-opened Monday after
being closed several weeks on account OF
scarlet fever.
Roy Woodruff, of this city, has been
! elected president OF his class In the Detroit
Dental College.
Miss Ruth Perrigo returned to Grand
Rapids Tuesday after weeks visit in this
city with friends.
Miss Carrie Smith, teacher in the Emerson
school, was called to Charlotte Tuesday by
the death of sister.
Marion Mason has sold his store on west
Main street recently occupied by his grocery
stock to Chas. Schultz.
The work on the new schoolhouse is being
pushed with all the speed possible. They
have the roof nearly finished.
DR.. W. j. Crawford, of jackson, spent a
few days the first of the week at the home
of his daughter, Mrs. F. y. Lyon.
Homer A. Palmer left yesterday for Nor
vel, Jackson county, where he will make an
extended visit with his grandfather.
Mrs. A. c. Hopkins, of Ottawa, Canada,
who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. r.
o. Cooper, left for Memphis, Tenn, yester-
day.
Will Fox has resigned his position as
teacher In the Juddville school and has
accepted better position in the Henderson
schools.
Roy Priest, Roy Matthews and Walter
Kinney, law students at the u. OF M,
were home over Sunday and to incidentally
cast their votes Tuesday.
w. Kiefer is enlarGing bis store on the
west side 80 that 1t will come out with
the other stores. 1t adds much to the
appearance of the store and street.
Married, at the home Of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry K. Freeman
in Rush, Wednesday, their daughter Miss
Bertha, and MIR. Arthur DeFrenn.
l.. p. Royce returned to Chesaning Tues
day, to resume work on house for which
hs has The contract, after spending Sunday
and Monday with his family In this city.
n. e. Oliver has sold his interest in thu
OwossO Ice Company to W. A. Wright ant
has moved to the Fuller farm southwest o
the city. he has been connected with tn,
ice business In Owosso for nearly eighteen
years.
The Y. M. G. A. gymnasium classes vii
be opened tonight under the instruction o
John Hughes. By the creditable worl
done In the past by MIR. Hughes, all VIII
enter the class can be assured that the,
J will have an able instructor.
The ladies OF the Eastern Star enjoye,
themselves with a sheet and pillow cas-
social lin the Masonic hail Tuesday nigh
while their husbands were watching tn
returns. To add To the fun an old fsshione
candy pull was also INDUCED In.
Mrs. Michael Cavanaueb died at he
home In Bennington Sunday morning O
heart trouble. She was the mother O
Mrs. John Keller, of this city, and wa
seventy years Of age. The funeral service
were held in the Catholic church Tuesda
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Hussy, residing sout
of the city, were the victims of q ba
accident Monday. They were sitting
front o, Nichols elevator In lumber WACO
WHEN the horses became frightened at til
u. & VI. train and run. Both were thro~ "
ont Of the wagon and slightly bruised Will
the wagon was entirely demolished brror
the horses were caught.
The body OF Mrs. j. b. Wheeler we
brought TO Owosso Tuesday from Oklahom
for burial. Mr.. " heller and his son jaime
b. Wheeler j. and the wife of the Iatte
also Mrs. Nettie Chapel, came with the bod
which was taken to the residence of K. A
Todd. The funeral servicrs were held
M. Todd's residences at two o'cIock IN III
afternoon, Rev. r. o. Cooper offlciatips
Mr.. and Mrs Wheeler we're formerl