The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-11-16

oco' M hWdrus spent SUNDAY IN 81.
Johns.
b. y. Stratton was in Durand on busi-
ness Thursday.
Ray Gould started Monday on trip to
Norfolk, Va.
Mrs. Chas. Sbickes has returned from
visit with Grass Lake relatives.
C. Frank Smith and A. b. Freeman, of
Durand, were in the city Tuesday.
K j. Foster, OF Grass Lake, was the
guest of his brother, A. <. Foster Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. T. Rouse were guests at
Mrs. Rouse's old home near Ovid last Sun
day
MIR. and Mrs. w. j. Miller, of Brecken-
bridge, are the guests OF their SOD, Fred. in
this city.
Mrs. q A. Udell, of Three Rivers, was
the guest of Rev and Mrs. r. s. Lyon over
Sunday.
Miss Nellie Goss went to Grand Rapids
yesterday where she Is visiting the city
schools today.
A party of Owosso young people gave
party in Phillips opera house, Corunna last
Tuesday evening.
Miss Mabel Mix, Of Ovid, was the guest
of MISS Florence Zimmerman during the
fore part Of the week.
The examination of George Cute on the
che roa NJ oas. ultino Will r od hator hoo hoav,
adjourned to the 10th.
Last Sunday evening DR.. G. A. Osburn
accidentally slipped and fell on the walk
sustaining several severe injuries.
Fred Carpenter has his household goods
packed for removal to Calumet where he
expects to 60 by the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mes. A. NJ Keeler have returned
to their home In Richmond after visit at
the Sanitarium with their daughter, Mrs. Il
J. Cute.
Mr.. George Weatherbee and Miss Belle
Keeney, of Ovid, were married at the
Methodist parsonage Saturday evening,
Rev. j. p. Warner officiating.
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Knights of the Loyal Guard was home for
Sunday, leaving again Monday morning to
work for the order in Bay City.
Frank Harris, of Shiawassee, has been
bound over to the circuit court by Justice
McCsughna for trial on the charge of shoot
ing fox squirrels out of season.
Miss Mary Lyon sang at the services Of
the Baptist church Sunday morning and
evening, rendering two solos which were
greatly enjoyed by the congregations.
The marriage of James Hurst and Miss
Anna Morton, of Bennington, will take
place in St. Paul's Catholic church, Wednes-
day, Nov. 81, Rev. p. j. Slane officiating.
The opening number of the Y. M. G. A.
Star Course will be given this evening by
the Fadettes Women's Orchestra. of Boston,
The concert will be given in the Baptist
church.
Aid. and Mrs. Mclean and family were
guests Of Vernon relatives over Sunday,
attending a family reunion, the occasion
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McLean's mother.
The funeral of F Gossman, auditor of the
Ann ArbOr Ry., occurred yesterday at two
O'clock In Toledo Mr.. G0ssman was one
OF the oldest officials of the road, aud out
OF respect to his memory all trains stopped
at whatever point they were for five
minutes at two o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. W. M. Fitzpatrick entertained thu
WOman's club at her bone on north Wash
instOn street Saturday afternoon. During
the afternoon Miss Frances Jones read heI
quest of number who had been unable tc
hear 1t the first time that 1t was read. Miss
Kanagy favored the company with v0ca
solos, and Miss Peterson with instrumental
music
The marriage of Miss Agnes King, OF
Buffalo, to Michael j. McAuliffe, of thi,
city, will take place Wednesday, Noy 81, al
the home of the bride. Mr.. and Mrs
McAuliffe expect to spend the winter in this
city. Mr.. McAuliffe is at present chie
engineer of the lake steamer Nyanza but {,
, we'll known in this CITY where he has livec
! the most OF his life Miss King visited il
the city last summer and made numerous
3 friends while here.
: The contractors were decidedly favored
by the pleasant weather which has pr. vailed
this tall and got nearly all of the roof on the
new Central school building before the
stormy weather set IN The gallery in The
session room OF the high school is receiving
sp. cial attention from the workmen thi.
werk while the engine and boiler plant are
being rapidly soften In shape for business
The new system of forcing air through coil,
Of steam heated pipes without depending OF
the simple fact that hot air rises-when the
VIVA does not force 1t back-will ensure thu
proper distribution of h,at in this schoo
building when the system Is finished M
matter what the weather.
The third annual show of the Shiawasses
County Poultry and Pet stock association t.
b. held In Owosso Dec. A., promises t.
be the largest and best show yet held by
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