The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1901-03-29
OwOsSO. FRIDAY. MARCH 80, 100
LOCAL NEWS.

Ed. b. Conner visited in Swartz Creek
Tuesday.
j. K. Ward, of Perry, was In Owosso on
business Monday.
| K. NJ. Robrabacher was In Laingsburg
OH business Wednesday.
W. FL. MUMMY returned the first of the
week from trip to Fort Wayne, Ind.
Mrs. Myra Buckminisler entertained Mrs.
f. Eddy, of FentOn, part of the week.
Mrs. o. l.. Brown, of Saginaw, was the
guest of her. mother in this city Monday.
Rev. P. j.. Kionka occupied the pulpit of
the st. Louis Lutheran church, Sunday.
Mrs. A. Sherman has been visiting in
Ann Arbor and jackson during the week.
Leon Darling came home from Lansing
Tuesday evening on account of sickness.
MIR. and Mrs. Bert Gristock have moved
into the Crowe.house on west Main street.
1Born, son to Mr.. and Mrs. John Lef-
fngwell,of Bennington township, Tuesday
night.
County Surveyor K. r. JOsliD, OF Byron,
expectssto move his family to this city In
the near future.
f. +. Joslin returned to his home in
Byron Tuesday,evening after few days
visit In this city.
Miss Belle Allen, of Battle Creek. has
been the guest of her parents in this city
during the week.
The Maple River Farmers Club was
entertained yesterday afternoon by Mr. and
Mrs. A. b. Cook.
G. A. Dewitt has been In New York this
week In the interests of the Estey Manu-
featuring Company.
j. ii. Copas has begun shesring his large
flock of sheep using power shearing
machine for the work.
Geo. Fulmer has added quantity of new
material, ropes, timbers, etc. to his building
raising and moving outfit.
Mrs. j. +. DAVIDSON has been quite sick
part of the week at the home of her
Mr.. and Mrs. III. w. Parker returned
Tuesday evening from Los Angeles, Calf,
where they spent the winter.
Homer Gausha and Floyd Withem start
ed the first of the week for Nevada where
they expect to work on cattle ranch.
l.. M. Woodin returned home Tuesday
evening from months work in Three
Rivers, in the interests of the Loyal Guards.
Miss Maud Metz, of Adrian, formerly of
the Owosso city schools, has been a guest
of Mr. and Mrs. j. ID. Estes dur ing the
week.
Hamblin & Crawford have sold the house,
corner of Washington and King streets,
formerly owned by Geo. M. Edwards to r.
E. Hartshorn.
Miss Anna Bartrem, of the Albion city
schools, has been the guest of her mother In
this city part of the week during the
spring vacation.
The Dorcas Society has moved into its
new home on Hickory street. There is
still an opportunity for assisting in furnish
ing some of the rooms.
Will Fox and George Matthews left Tues
day morning for Malvern, Ark, where they
will work in the branch screen door factory
of the Owosso Mfg Co.
A party of friends gave Chas. Paris a
pleasant surprise at his home on North
Shiawassee street In honor of his fifty-third
birthday, Friday evening.
The Fair owned by A. K. butcher and run
by him in the Haarer block ever since the
completion of that building has been sold
by him to Eugene Parker, of Durand, who
expects to move as much of the stock as he
cannot dispose Of here to that village.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley K. Parkill have
extended general invitation to citizens OF
Owosso and vicinity to call at their home on
North Washington street this evening
between the hours of 1880 and IL to meet
Ex-senator and Mrs. Chas A. Towne.
The Baptist pulpit was occupied Sunday
morning and evening by Rev. Harry Fuller,
of Hillsdale, preacher, author and poet.
Mr.. Fuller who has been blind from bis
birth, is an old friend of Rev. +. s. Lyon
and is a most pleasing speaker. He has a
remarkable memory and quotes chapters
from the Bible as readily as others would
read them.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. s., Ensmipger and son,
OF jackson, have been guests of Mrs. Eos
minger's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. X.
Hsrtshorn, part of the week. They have
moved their household goods back to this
CITY where they will be stored for the pres
ent, Mrs. Ensmipger staying with her par
ents and her husband going to his peach
farm near Shelby to look after the same.