The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-05-18

Born, Tuesday, to Mr.. and Mrs. Judd
Fairman, a son.
DIR. A. =. Scott was in Laingsbu re- Sun
day, the guest of his brother.
A. K. Willover spent the first of the
week at Fenton, his former home.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. M. Dewey were home
from Lansing for Sunday.
Clayton w. Lorlng was home from Lans-
Ing to spend Sunday with his family.
Miss Irene Sickels, of Elsie, spent Sun
day In this city the guest Of Mrs. 4. NJ .
Richardson.
The board of health organized by the
election Of w. K. Collins, president, and e.
P. Gilbert, secretary.
The sale of stamp books is daily increas-
Ing at the Owosso once. The ascent book
Is the one mostly called for.
Star Of Hope Rebekah Lodge initiated
class Or candidates Tuesday evening an d
gave an entertainment after the work.
DEPUTY w. M. Case is spending the
greater part Of the time now in Chesan ing
where he will spend the next two or tn rec
weeks In the interests of the M. w. of A.
Mrs. Martha Tyler, widow Of the late
Geo. B. Tyler, died Tuesday morning at
her home two miles north Of Morrics, Of
consumption. The funeral services were
held yesterday.
Company 81 has received Its new rifles and
boys are justly proud Of them too. They
are the Lee-Remingtan rifles, reporters,
and represent the latest and best In the line
of military rifles.
The Odd Fellows of the city will observe
Sunday June IL as memorial day and will
attend services In body at the Methodist
church where special sermon will be
preached by Rev. ]. P. Warner.
Roy Knapp will sing q solo and Miss
Kate Corlett will read paper at the county
convention of the Kings Daughters in
Vernon this evening. A number of other
Owosso people will be in attendance.
Mrs. Fred Holiday, of Detroit, is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. s. Roseboom,
of this city. Mr.. and Mrs. Holiday expect
to 90 to New York City soon to reside, az
the big Votey organ company for which
Fred works has moved to that city.
Alyah M Bailey, of this city, is a mem
Der of this years graduating class at the
Baptist Theological Seminary at Louisville
Ky. He has already received calls t.
preach at Howard City In this state and
from Wisconsin church.
The warm weather and longer days have
made another change necessary In the run
ming time of the o. & G. street cars, tine
first car now leaving the barn ut 6:15, the
second an hour later and both running un
til ten o'clock at night, and one of them ar
hour later still.
The Methodists expect to have twt
missionary workers from India to address
them on Sunday, June 10. Miss Grace
Stevens, of Madras and Tooboo Nagan,
high caste Braham woman who was con
verted to Christianity several years ago viii
be with them on that day.
The county orders paid by County Treas
urer r. F. Kay during the month of Apri
amounted to $6,922.54, distributed al
follows: county s115, poor, Sl7S9.34, juror
S26.25, witness, S103.22, sparrow, S42.T5
soldiers relief, $4,000, drain, $6s4.42. poo
house building bonds S4115.31.
Supervisor o. L. Sprague paid his con
pliments to the post Office force Tuesday bl
turning over to them one hundred ninety
nine heavy packages of census supplies fo
the enumerators of his district. The pos
Office clerks had their hands full for timt
taking care of the packages which had t
be registered separately.
The management of the Caledonia Parh
announces that the report which has go
out that the park would not be open to the
public this year Is entirely incorrect as the
park has already been cleaned out for thu
summer, and althO the regular opening will
not be held for one or two weeks yet, 1t IL
open to the public as usual.
| M. l.. Parker entertained the retiring anC
the incoming officers of the Asbury Ep
worth League at his home Tuesday even.
ing, inviting them to come to talk ovel
matters of interest to the society and sur
prising them by having banquet ready fol-
them when they arrived. The new officer.
are: President, M. l.. Parker; vice pres
dents, Della Wilson, Alice Gillett, Lester
Card, Mrs. A. N. Goodwin; secretary
John Evansi treasurer, Bernice Skinner
organist, Della Wilson; assistant organist
Vera Hyde; choister, Josiah Orth.
Two strange, and very inexperienced little
waits put in an appearance at the home o.
DIR. and Mrs. f. f. Hoyer Tuesday night.
The young gentlemen were In quite desti-
tute circumstances on arrival but the doctor
and his wife promptly decided to share
their worldly goods with them and as con.
sequence the aforesaid waits are not troubl-
ing their minds at all about their immediate
future. Incldently however the doctor is
beginning to think that he is being obliged
to share his worldly goods with his friends
as well, for every one Of his smoking friends
insists on being indebted to each of the
twins. The TIMES extends congratula-
tions, and for the doctors peace of mind
and the we'll being of his pocket book will
add that its entire force from devil down
has recently sworn off smoking.
d Lewis Deal w az home from Port Hurou