The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-11-30


G. W. Ables spent Sunday In Lansing
with friends.
Charles Howard was the guest of Owosso
friends Friday night.
=, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Chron went to Bay
City Saturday TO reside.
b. S. Stratton is at st. Louis for short
rest and course of treatment.
w. r. Smith went to Lapeer Saturday
for visit with his son Cuyer.
Miss Maud Gale is home from Ann ArbOr
for the Thanksgiving vacation.
DR.. VIM. Jopling was in Durand on a
business trip Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Palmer are visiting
10 Sandusky, Ohio, this week.
Miss Elizabeth Laveck was the guest of
Ann Arbor friends over Sunday.
Born, Friday, a son to Mr.. and Mrs.
Loyal Wallace, west Main street.
e. A, Southworth entertained his sister,
Mrs. Eaton, of Ovid, over Sunday.
Mrs. James Osbnrn went to Ypsilanti
Tuesday for visit with her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carmody have been
moving to their farm In Rush this week.
G. A. Conner and children went to De,
troit Friday evening for few days visit.
Lawrence Dorap, of this city, went to De-
troit Monday morning for an extended visit.
The Junior class of the high school gave
party in Wesener's hall Wednesday ev en-
ing.
Misses Carrie and Belle Fisher spent
Saturday and Sunday at their home in
Byron.
August Hecht lost the ends of two of his
fingers on a band saw at Estey factory Il
Friday.
Chas. o. Loring and c. j. Mathews have
moved into the West flats on West Oliver
street.
Warren Stuart, of Toledo, was the guest
of his parents in this city the latter part of
the week.
Gaylord Finch came home from Ann Ar
Dor Friday evening for the Thanksgiving
vacation.
The store fronts of Roth & Sullivan, Stru-
Der Bros, and W. ID. Burke have been re-
painted this week.
A thanksgiving service was held in Christ
church yesterday morning, Rev. r. o.
Cooper officiating.
The snow plows were In evidence Sunday
and were welcomed by all who had to
walk about the city.
Rob Allison, of st. Johns, spent the day
Yesterday in this city with his parents, Mr..
aud Mrs. Q. s. Allison.
Miss Bertha Shaver returned to her home
in Ovid Monday evening after few days
visit with Owosso friends.
Roy Matthews, of the junior law class al
the University, came home Friday evening
for the Thanksgiving vacation.
Mrs. r N Hart, who has been VISITING
her sister, Mrs. r. f. Coy, left Monday OF
her return to her home In Montana,
Mrs. o. l.. Brown, of Saginaw, was the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Nc
Clellan the latter part of last week.
K. 4. Lohnes has been entertaining hi
sister and her husband, Mr.. and Mrs. A. s
Long, of Rochester, N. Y, this week.
H. p. Trask, formerly of this city bu
now of Sault Ste. Marie, has been thu
guest of OwossO friends during the week.
A. j. Ravens has sold his Exchang,
street barber shop to his son, Vernon
Ravens, the change taking place Monday.
Miss Bertha Shepard, daughter Of Francil
NJ. Shepard, will teach school in distric
No. 5, Fairfield during the winter tern
which begins Monday, December 8.
The Morrice Clipper gives Hugh Conklil
q nice compliment for his work In the Nor
rice schools. The schools have lately beef
placed on the list of the Owosso and Ct
runna schools so that their graduates CA
now obtain diploma from either OF thos
schools on the completion Of one years I'D
ditional work In those schools. This resu
has largely been brought about by the effort
of Mr.. Conklin and gives the graduates Q
the Morrice school an opportunity to get l
touch with the University, q diploma fror
the Corunns or Owosso school. IL the holde
graduates with sufficiently high standings
admitting him to the University without es
animation. Mr.. ConkIin is himself grs
duate OF the Owosso schools and of tn
Ypsilanti state normal and is in addition
hustilng young man Of more than ordinar
ability.