The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-10-05


day from Lawton.
e. A. Steadman transacted business In
Lansing, Thursday.
Miss Pemberton, of New Haven, Is the
guest of her brother, In this city.
Rolla Chase went to st. Johns yesterday
on business for Mclean, the photographer.
l.. p. Royce has taken the contract for a
house to be built for Mrs. Adams at Chesan-
ing.
Mrs. M. A. Gardner, of st. Johns, has
been visiting Owosso friends part of the
week.
Guy Storey expects to return to Malvern,
Ark, Monday after visit with his uncle
j. M. Storey.
The No Name club will give party to-
night at Wesener's hall. AS usual good
time is assured.
The open season for squirrels began Mon
day and local nimrods have been enjoying
the sport this week.
M. II. Knapp is in Denver, Col, this
week attending meeting of the National
Association of Undertakers.
The work on the Central school building
is being pushed rapidly. The roof has
been started on the north wing.
Chas. Cooper, of Detroit, is home for a
two weeks visit with his' parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jas. Cooper, of West Main st.
Harry Cole sent ahree tents to the north
ern part of the state Monday for party
from lonia who have gone up there hunt
ing
Leslie Hubbell and Miss Leah Moss
were married Tuesday evening at the AS
bury parsonage. Rev. DR.. Chapman officiat-
ing.
The Owosso City Mills band went to Ann
ArbOr Thursday morning where they filled
an engagement at the Washtenaw County
Fair.
Chas. Covert has resigned his position
as pressman for the Press-American and
hereafter will aid Chas. Thorne In his cigar
business.
Master Thomas Phillips was taken with
a very severe attack of sickness Wednesday
night, but is slowly recovering from the eff
fects of the same.
Mesdames Earl Parks and son and Mar.
tin Parks returned to their home in b ay
City yesterday after visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. K. E. Henderson.
The body of Peter Bartel, of Caledonia,
which has been resting in the Oakhill vault
since his death, was inferred In the Catholic
cemetery Thursday morning.
The Saturday afternoon hours for draw.
ing books from the ladies' library will be
from two until four from now until the first
of April. The evening hours remain un-
changed.
Mesdames r. Smith and Helen thinner.
man were the guests of Detroit friends Wed.
nesday. While there they helped Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. Fairman celebrate their wedding
anniversary.
The Kings Daughters meet at the home
of Miss Ivah Maliskey, Wednesday evening
for their regular meeting. At their mex,
meeting they expect to receive number Of
new members.
The Owosso High school Is trying to ar
range an excursion to Ann Arbor for some
day In the near future. The faculty fee
that a visit to the u. of M. may be Of much
benefit to the pupils.
A telegram was received in this city yes
terday afternoon announcing the death Of
Mrs. j. w. Likens, formerly for a number
of years resident of this city, at her home
in Mayville, Mich.
Geo. M. Dewey, Jr., expects to return
from northern Michigan today and will bt
home over Sunday. He has had an inter
| esting experience in the woods on Isls
Royal and In HOughtOn and Keweenav
| counties.
The republicans of Shaftsburg will hole
rally at the town ball in that village mex
Monday night. Hon. John Robson, repub
| lican candidate for state senator will ad
! dress the meeting as will also Congressman
| +, rdney.
The county grange convention will bt
| held in Richardson's hall in this city the
| 10th at two O'Clock in the afternoon. Dele
gates to the state grange will be chosen al
this meeting and other business Of import
ance is 20 come before II.
ID. N. Estey and J. Il. Laverock were In
Lansing Tltsday before the State Tax
| Con mission relative to the assessments ir
this city. AS a result the assessment oil
the Estey Mfg. Co., was reviewed and lief,
at $4,000. The commission deere ased
the assessment on the plant of the OwossC
Mfg Co., to $685.
The Owosso Carriage factory has sent 9
fine assortment of vehicles to be disp ayec
at the meeting of tn National Association
of carriage makers to be held In New York
Messrs s. b. Pratt, Ed Whiting, Jno. Daley
and ID. M. Bentley accompanied by theiI
wives will be In attendance at the conven
tion.
The Sunday school superintendent OF