The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-12-14

y. frhnk Barnes, OF Byron, was III tne
city Tuesday.
II. G. Achard, of Saginaw, was in the
city yesterday.
Duffy Stevens has gone to Adrian to work
In barber shop.
Hon. H. II. Pulver, OF Laingsburg, was
in the city Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Gale were in Grand
Rapids Wednesday.
DIR. j. ID. Crum was in jackson Monday
on professional business.
A. L. Homer, of Chesaning, was In the
city ON business Tuesday.
The Kaleidoscope Club met with Mrs. II.
p. White Tuesday evening"
DIR. A. l.. Aruold was confined to his
house by sickness Tuesday.
Geo. M. Dewey, Jr., was in Chicago on
business the first of the week.
Will Comstock was home from Alma 10
spend Sunday with his parents.
Born, Monday, a son to Mr.. and Mrs.
Lester Bradley, of Cedar street.
The Junior band gives dancing party
and concert at the armory this evening.
Miss Marion Davis entertained party of
her small friends Tuesday afternoon,
Leonard Clapp is assisting at Osburn &
Sons store during the holiday season.
Miss Grace Lawrence left Monday morn
ing for her home in Birmingham, Ohio.
The Ladies' Library Association has an
order for list of thirty new boOks pending.
Jay B. Woodin, Of Detroit, has been the
guest of Owosso relatives part OF the week
A number of Owosso young people at
tended the masquerade ball at Durand Tues
day evening.
4. s. Lusk has moved his family from
Corunna to Owosso again and now resides
at S14 Saginaw street.
Drs. A. L.. Arnold and w. k. Ward
were called to West Haven Monday morn
ing for consultation In case.
Oficer l.. r. Alderton was out Wednesday
for the first time since his sickness which
has lasted for several weeks.
The Episcopal ladies will have bazaar
in the vacant Wesener store on Washington
street next Wednesday, the 10th.
j. w. Angel and G. j. Wimple returned
Wednesday from an extended trip to Mex
leo looking after their mining interests.
Miss Lena Keyte entertained number Of
young lady friends at a thimble party at her
home Tuesday afternoon in homer OF Miss
Benson.
Fifteen persons will take the civil service
examination for clerk and carrier in the
OwOsso postOffice tomorrow at the Y. NJ.
G. A. rooms.
Tuesday evening was members night"
at the Y. M. G. A. rooms where the second
social meeting of the series was held with a
good attendance.
Mrs. A. 5. Thomas, of Durand, has been
very Ill with typhoid fever this week. DIR.
Hume, Of this city, has been In attendance
a part of the Time.
The Knights of the Maccabees placed
officers in nomination at their meeting Mon.
day night, the election not taking place I'M
til Friday night, the 2sth.
The grounds at the power house will he
improved in appearance by the filling in Of
a portion of the low ground between the
buildings and Corunna avenue.
Ann Arbor engine No. 81 was brought
into the shops this week for repairs, the re-
suit OF being run into by several cars pushed
by Grand Trunk engine in Durand Sun
day.
G. E. Shattuck has been quite low this
week. Frank K. Evans, clerk at the store
of the NJ. S. M. g. o. Co has been acting
as nurse, Frank Case taxing his place at
the store.
The EpwOrth League of the First M. e.
church will conduct the services In the
Kelly M. 4. church next Sunday at 2:15 p.
NJ. Rev. Paul Desjardins will preach In
the Kerby schoolhouse at the same hour.
The Shafer farm west of the city was sold
at auction at guardian. sale Monday for
$3.50. The farm consists of eighty acres
and was formerly known as the Mason farm.
1t was bought by John Hoenicker, OF Nor
rice.
Mr.. end Mrs. w. X. Mckenzie entertain
ed party OF friends Tuesday evening, the
last time that they will entertain In the
house which they built and have occupied
for several years on North Hickory street.
They viii occupy one of the West flats.
Miss lvah Hood, who makes her home
with ner aunt, Mrs. j. b. Stockdale In this
city, was found Wednesday evening In an
unconscious condition from an overdose of
laudsnum. Several hours OF hard work on
The part of the physician were required to
restore her.
B. 8. Stratton has resigned his position
as agent tor the Ann Arb0r Ry. 10 this city
and expects to take up life insurance work
in short time. He expects to he relieved
iIom the work of the Owosso station within