The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-06-01

II. s. Hadsall was in Lansing on bust
ness Monday.
w. @. Fox, of Fairfield, did business In
this city Tuesday.
G. w. Starr of Toledo, was In the city
Tuesday on business.
1. ID. H.. Ralph left tor his home In Phila-
delphia, Saturday night.
+. w. Lawrence was In Saginaw on busi-
ness, Wednesday.
Mrs. M. II. Reynolds visited her mother
in Bay City part of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. G. V. Lemon visited In
Cedar Springs part Of the week.
DR.. Albert Frieseke intends leaving,
Monday, for joplin, Mo-, where he expects
to locate as a dentist
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Curran are enter
tanning Mr. Curran's sister, Mrs. d. john
son, of Godericb, Ontario.
Miss Sarah Duncan, stenogr apher for the
Owosso Mfg Co., has left for vacation
visit with friends in Ireland.
Miss Clara Achard returned to her home
In Saginaw Monday evening after visit
with her brothers In this city.
Prof. A. j. Cadman delivered the bacca-
laureate address before the Muir high
school graduating class Sunday.
Miss Ethel Kennedy has resigned her
position with the Owosso Telephone Co.
and accepted another with the Davis Dry
Goods Co.
Misses Nellie Densmore and Cecil Dun
bar, of the U. of NJ, spent Sunday in this
city, Miss Dunbar remaining for few days
visit with her cousin, Miss Belle Foster.
The high school ball team went to Flint
Wednesday morning for game and was
trimmed to the tune Of ten to one in seven
innings, at the end of which the game was
called. Ed Rigley umpired the game.
Mrs. G. II. Allen expects to leave soon
for Chicago to reside. Mr. Allen and her
two sons are already located there. Mrs.
Aliens father, Mr.. Yates, who has made his
home with her will not go to Chicago
until fall.
Robert BOwles made a contribution to the
public treasury Monday, the subscription
being taken and the money collected in
Justice McCaughnas Office as the result of
some particularly bad language which
Robert used to neighbor Sunday.
Miss May Butterfeld has accepted her
position in the high school of Crystal Falls
for another year and the Misses Minnie and
Lillian Sweet have accepted their positions
in the schools of Calumet and Gaylord re-
| spectively for another year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Howard are max
ing preparations for breaking up house
keeping in this city and will 20 to Ann
Arbor in the early fall to reside, and Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Noble are making arrange
ments for moving to their new residence in
Detroit.
The Ann Arbor Ry has been improving
the appearance of its station platform and
walks recently and now plans to fill In the
space between the passenger station and
the freight house and beautify the same
with flower beds, etc.
w. e. Brown. High Chief Ranger for the
Foresters in Michigan, was in the city Fri
day and Saturday closing up the affairs OF
the west side court of Foresters which was
all broken up several weeks ago by internal
troubles
Fire was discovered in sleeping room
on the second floor of the home of Mcs.
Comerford on Adams street Friday night
and an alarm was turned in. The damage
amounted to some fifty dollars but the fire
was put out before the arrival of the depart
ment.
A number of friends of Miss Almira Mar.
shall, Auntie Marshall as she is more fire.
quently called, visited her at her home on
King street Friday afternoon it being the
occasion of her ninety-second birthday, and
left number of tokens of their memory and
esteem with her.
Mrs. W. II Pitts, of Henderson, died al
her home early Saturday morning of cancer.
The funeral was held at the Henderson M
f. church Sunday afternoon at three o'clock.
Mrs. Pitts was tifty-seven years old and left
husband and one child.
1t is said on good authority that the pas
tors of the various city churches looked into
the faces of about as small congregations
Sunday morning as they ever have, the re-
suit of the drenching thunder storms which
began at daylight and lasted throughout the
the greater part of the forenoon.
The members of the G. A. r., w. r. c.,
Company II, and ex-members of Company
& turned out In better force Sunday morn
ing for the memorial services of the day
than did the citizens in general. The orders
and societies were however rewarded by
hearing an unusually good sermon from
Rev. Carlos II. Hanks on the theme, 1.-THE
Spirit of Today
The Uniform Rank Knights of Pythias
will have good reason to remember theiI
meeting of last Friday night for sometime
for they made full hedged Uniform RAM
Knights of seventeen of their members, and
INDUCED in substantial spread after tn,
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