The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-05-18

Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Eggleston visited
Grand Rapids relatives Sunday.
Geo. w. Haskell, of the Auditor Gen.
erals Office, was home for Sunday.
Fred Keiff left yesterday for Detroit
where he expects TO work at tailoring
Mrs. j. @. Curw0od went to Detroit Mon
day morning to visit her son James o.
Curwood.
Postmaster Stevens and Supervisor Bout
well, of Perry, were In the city yesterday.
Mrs. w. w. Dennis returned to her home
IN Ovid Monday, after few days visit with
her father, John q. Faxon.
The young peoples guild Of the Episcopal
church met 1T the home of Mrs.. Henry
Warren, Wednesday evening.
Mrs. George Westbrook and children, Of
Durand, are spending the week with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred lick, Corunna
avenue.
Rev. B. Frank Tabor, Of the First Baptist
Church Saginaw, preached two good SER
mons In the Baptist church In this city
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. q. Knapp left Saturday
for Chicago to make q short visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Byron Knapp and the little
daughter Of the latter.
R0lla Bigelow of the M. A. @. was home
for short visit Sunday. He left Mond ~
to take position on one of the lake steam
ers moving out from Toledo.
Rev. @. 81. Hanks and l.. e. Gould were
in Ypsilanti from Tuesday until yes terday
attending the meetings of the state asso.
citation of Congregational churches.
N.Cards are out for the wedding of Miss
Iva Green and Mr.. Frank E. Wicking, the
latter Of this city, at the home of the BRIDES
parents in Alm0nt, to occur on Wednesday
next.
Geo. l.. Lusk, Of Bay City, formerly Of
this city, was elected Grand Chancellor Of
the Michigan Grand Lodge, Knights Of
Pythias at the meeting last week in Lans
ing.
w. ID. Coxey, press agent for Ringing
Bros. show, was in the city Tuesday con-
tracing for advertising space In the loca
papers. The show will exhibit in Owosso,
Friday, June 8.
Will Durham and George Cook were
each fined $9. As, fine and costs by Justic'
McCaughna, and Bert Runyan, $3.50 b!
Justice Baldwin, last week, for fast drivini
on the streets of the city.
Mesdames c. h. and c. j. Thomas wen
to Mancelona Friday morning to attend tn
funeral of the nine year old daughter
Myrtle, of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Thrall
who were formerly residents of this city.
Tod Leavitt one of the M. A. G. student
recently quarantined on account of a scar
let fever scare came over from his home II
Corunna to visit Owosso friends Sunday
He returned to the college the first of thu
week.
A party OF friends and members of tn
west side pedro club met at the home o
Mrs. Emma Robbins, on west Main street
Friday evening and gave her a very pleas
ant surprise in honor of her birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Menhennick, WHIT
broke up house keeping in this city las
week preparatory to going to Toledo, wer
given a pleasant farewell surprise at tn
home OF Mr. and Mrs. II. B. Deal Frida.
night by the members of the Hungr.
Sixteen Pedro Club.
1 DR.. A. M. Hume had the honor Of
presiding at the annual meeting of tn
| aIunoni neg aoiat;o,, NJ tho natroif CoIIaUa N
Medicine, the meeting being held In con
nection with the graduating exercises tn
latter part of last week. DIR. Hume wa
vice president of the association.
Mayor Osburn appointed Lee Ii. Retail
as the additional night officer for the cit.
at the Tuesday night council meeting. Tn
appointment gives the best of satisfaction
No better appointment could have beel
made, or one that would have pleased
greater number of Owosso citizens.
At the request of Corunna Commandry
Rev. Carlos II. Hanks will preach specia
Ascension Day sermon in the Congrega
tional church in this city next Sunday
The service will be held at half past thre
O'Clock in the afternoon and will be at
tended BY the Commandry in body.
The Women's Club met Saturday at thu
home of Mrs. A. II. Parkill, one of thei
honorary members and enjoyed yer!
pleasant afternoon with an informal pro
gram the most striking feature of which wa
the musical part by Mrs. Van Ness and Mis-
Peterson and by the Misses Jones ant
Kanagy.
The management of the Grand Trunk !.
considering the advisability of giving daily
service on the 7:17 train west In the evening
and the 9:05 morning train east instead o.
emitting Sunday as at present. Attic
nothing definite could be given out by
the d. Il M. agent in this city this moor
there is considerable reason for believing
that the change will be acted upon favorably
which will mean great accommodation for Q
large number Of the patrons Of the road In
this vicinity.
The four year old daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. W. Detwiler was knocked down
and badly hurt about the face by dog
owned by Frank Quinn Saturday afternoon
The injuries which were caused by the dog
were quite serious, especially when 1t Is re-
membered that thew were caused nv either