The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-12-28

Miss Maud jackson was In Holly Christ :
mas.
Miss Bertha Olcott spent Christmas in
Perry.
Ell. Sweet, ofiAnn Arbor, was in tn Q
city Wednesday.
Mrs. J. g. Olney, Of Vernon, was in the
city Wednesday.
DIR. A. M. Hume assisted in an operation
In Bancroft Tuesday.
Miss Name Hoyt spent Christmas with
friends in Ypsilsnti.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Chapman spent
Christmas In Ashley.
John Brown, of Osburn & Sons, spent
Christmas in Durand.
Fred Norton, of Rochester, is visiting at
the home of Louis Heyer.
G. B. Porter. of st. Johns, spent few
hours in the city Tuesday.
Miss Grace Green has been home from
Laingsburg for the holidays.
Floyd Hardwick, of Fenton, spent Christ
mas with friends in this city.
Miss Marjorie Howard, of Detroit. is the
guest of Miss Arianna Osburn.
Miss Rose Hawkey is now stenographer
in the Office of Lyon & Hadsall.
Miss Maggie Hopkins is spending the
holidays with friends in Homer.
Iau Matfaoor p;o;tad bio nathan IN,
Vaudeville the first of the week.
Frank Ellis returned Wednesday from
visit with his parents in Ypsilanti.
K. Tbome returned Wednesday from a
visit with his parents in Westphalia.
John Cavanaugh visited his parents in
Shiawasseetown the first of the week.
Henry Gregg, of the Ann Arbor shops,
spent Christmas with relatives at Evart.
Miss Carrie Smith is spending part of
the Christmas vacation in Ypsi.an,.
Miss Julia Dean. of the city schools, is
spending the holiday vacation in Howell.
Joseph Marrow, of Chicago is spendin g
the holidays with his mother in this city.
DR.. w. E. Ward left Wednesday for a
short visit with his mother in Laingsburg :.
Misses Carrie and Belle Fisher are spend
ing the holiday vacation at their home in
Byron.
Orrin Parsons, of Lansing, was guest at
the home of Andrew Hopkins the first f
the week.
Mrs. N. G. Spencer and daughter Miss
Flora, are guests at the residence of h. l..
Devereaux.
w. K. Collins has been entertaining his
father, j. w. Collins, of Pennington during
the holidays.
Frank Lawrence, of Detroit, was home
for Christmas, with his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Lawrence
Miss Evangeline Lawrie, of the city
schools, is spending the Christmas vacation
at her home in Byron.
Chas. Southworth, of the Edna Chaffee
Noble School of Acting in Detroit, is visit
iDg his parents in this city.
Miss Nina Lock and George White ha W
been assisting at McLean's gallery during
the holiday rush of business.
j. p. Everett will return from Crane
Rapids tonight and will spend the comm
week with relatives in the city.
Misses Gertrude and Kittie aud Mr.. Car
roll Reese, of Flint, are spending the hol
days at the home of George Alger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. o. Rounds. of Detroit
will spend New Years with Mrs. Round
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Sprague.
The Congregational Sunday school had q
tree. short program and presents for the
little people at the church Tuesday evening
Miss Bertha Edwards, book keeper TO
HOokway & Son, has been confined to he
home for the past week on accoun of sick
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Martin, of Bradley
street, have been guests at the home
their daughter in Benton Harbor during the
week.
Mrs. ,. Is. Starr, of st. GATHERINGS Ont,
is spending the holidays with her daugh-
ter, Miss Florence Starr, at the home of j
II. Webster
The Sunday school of the Episcopa
chu!cn held exercises at the church
Wednesday evening for the benefit of tn,
younger members of the school.
The cantata, the Good Old Candy Man,
which the Baptist Sunday school was +
give Wednesday evening was postpone
indefinitely on account of the death of Mis-,
Florence Lyon.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Stnson, of Pal
myra, Ont, are visiting their daughter
Mrs. G. II. Wilson, 643 Hickory street
Miss Leila Wilson, who mas been stayin,
with them for nearly year, accompanied
them, and will remain.
Through the efforts of the city minister
the greater part of the stores were close
all day Christmas. Few people wish t
spend Christmas morning even in shoppin,