The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-11-30
The roads are in very bad condition.

Miss Pauline Crum Is home from Ann
Arbor for the vacation.
Charles Greenwalt Is about to move on
his farm north of the city.
Ward Detwiler is home from the UDi-
versity for Thanksgiving.
Miss Adelaide LaRowe spent Thanksgiv-
ing at her home In Howell.
The city schools closed Wednesday after.
noon for the rest of the week.
Charles Hanes left Wednesday for Mt.
Clemens where he will take treatment.
l.. G. Kinney, of Lansing, was In the city
Tuesday.
c. W. Loring was home from Lansing
over Sunday.
G. G. Belden. OF the Standard OIL Co.,
agency in this city, went to Detroit on bust
ness Tuesday.
Miss Luella Morton has resigned her
position as operator for the Owosso
Telephone Company.
The residence of Lewis Hall will soon be
connected with the Owosso Telephone
Company's exchange.
Mrs. f. j. Brown was called to Chesan-
ing Saturday by the serious illness of her
father, j. B. Ackley.
Earl Hall and Calvin Bentley are home
from the Michigan Military Academy for
the Thanksgiving vacation.
Miss Fannie Mead has gone to Muskegon
to remain with her sister, Mrs. G. Il.
Parker, until after the holidays.
The No Name Club gives its annual
Thanksgiving party at the Armory this
evening. Wesener's orchestra will furnish
the music.
K. W. Woodland is home from New Balti-
more, where he has been the supervising
architect for large new sanitarium, and
will spend few days in the city.
Miss Nellie Mccormick, Miss Hannah
Dewey, and Miss Belle Gay are among the
number of University students who are
home for the Thanksgiving vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley E. Parkill have re.
turned from thes wedding trip and will
be at home to their friends at their home on
North Washington street after tomorrow.
Miss Grace AFFORD, who has been acting
as relief operator for the OwOsso Telephone
Company is now one of the regular operators
having been promoted to take the place of
Miss Berry.
Supt. K. L. Austin Is on the program at
the meeting of the Michigan Schoolmasters'
Club for discussion of Prin. Woods paper
on physical Geography in the Programme
of High School Studies"
Mrs. Jesse McShane was in the city Mon
| day evening on her return to her home In
Easton from visit with relatives in Canada.
Next week both Mr.. and Mrs. McShane
and their son expect to 60 to California.
The Knights of the Maccabees enjoyed
themselves Monday evening with banquet
| and social session after initiating candidate.
During the banquet it is alleged that some
very large stories were told on some of the
lntuUefs pTestDt.
We request cur correspondents, now that
election is over and the fall work well out
the way.to kindly give us all of the news of
their respective neighborhood every week.
| Send everything of general interest and get
your letters to us as early in the week as
| possible. Let us know when In need of
more supplies and they will be promptly
furnished. We would like few more cor.
respondents in neighborhoods where we are
not now represented.
Alderman and Mrs. q. Mclean entertain.
ed family party at their home on King
street yesterday. Mrs. VIM. Cooling, of
Vernon, Mrs. McLean's mother, and their
son and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Mclean, also of Vernon, were present while
the guests Of honor were Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Mclean, Of Clio. William is also q
son of Alderman and Mrs Mclean and he
and his bride are now on their wedding
tour.
Miss Edna Berry resigned her position as
operator for the Owosso Telephone
Company, leaving her work Tuesday
evening. Miss Berry, whose marriage to Mr..
Will Priest, one Of Owosso's efficient mail
carriers, took place on Wednesday evening,
has been one of the best operators that the
| company has had. Both the employees OF
the Company and the telephoning public
whom she has served unite in extending
best wishes and congratulations to her in
her new position.
Miss Lizzie Ingersoll, who for more than
two years was book. keeper and stenograph-
er al The Advertiser Office, and who more
recently filled similar position in the Cour-
H. "ffice, lett Wednesday for her he me in
O~osso, and does not expect to return ia
Caro- to resume her former occupation
Rumor has 1t that she may become equal
partner In the interests and aspirations of
certain prominent young man In Caro-, but
The Advertiser does not vouch for the COZ
rectDess of it.-Caro Advertiser.
Justice Newton Baldwin has been com
PEELED to close up his Office In the q Sosso
Savings Bank block on account OF continued