The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1901-04-19

The Wolverine, General Manager Ash
ley's private car, is in the Owosso shops for
repairs.
Mrs. s. Cattermole, of st. Johns, will
spend several months Ia tie city with her
daughter, Mrs. w. 5. Trip.
Rev. Fred S. Retain and family will
arrive in the city today from Parkersburg,
w. Va, for a visit of several weeks with
Mr.. Retains mother and other relatives.
G. Fred Gauss, instructor in French in
the University of Michigan, is taking baths
at the sanitarium this week. He came on
the advice of DR.. Darling, of the U of M.
faculty who assisted at an operation at the
sanitarlum a short time since and became
quite impressed with the qualities of the
water.
The reception given in the Y. M. G. A.
rooms Wednesday evening by the young
people of the G congregational church was
p .nounced by those who have attended the
series as being fully up to the receptions
which have preceded 1t. A large company
was present during the evening and a
thoroughly enjoyable time was had by all.
The series is deservedly becoming more and
more popular.
Mr.. Burk Lemunyon, of this city, and
Miss Ina Millard, of Corunna, were married
at the home of t he BRIDES parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Willard, in Corunna, Wednes-
day evening at eight O'Clock, Rev. A. Roe.
del, of Durand, officiating. The wedding
was largely attended one, the guests who
numbered nearly two hundred coming from
this city, Vernon, Durand, and other
places. A wedding supper followed the
marriage ceremony. The presents were
many and costly. Mr.. and Mrs. Lemunyon
expect to reside in Corunna.
With spring now fairly at hand, the
cleaning up of yards and alleys should be
pushed forward without delay. There is
no more prolific source of disease than the
piles of rubbish and filth which accumulate
in yards and alleys during the winter and
throw off poisonous vapOrs as soon as the
heat of the sun strikes them. 1t Is the duty
of every property owner to see that his
premises are thoroughly cleaned at this
should aid the work in every way possible.
The Women's Club met Saturday after
noon at the home OF Miss Ivah Peterson.
The paper of the afternoon was read by
Miss Sheldon, the subject being, "The
Plantation Negro as Portrayed by Joel
Chandler Harris ard Thomas Nelson Page.
Sketches of the lives of these most interest
ing men as we'll as quotations from their
writings made the paper one of more than
ordinary interest. The club was favored
with solo by Miss Kansgy. At the bus:-
ness meeting 1t was decided to give the
third concert In the series of WOmen's Club
concerts as soon as date could be con.
arranged.
Attorney s. S. Miner, of this city, and
Byron p. Hicks, of Durand, have formed a
Mr. Hicks is young
graduate Of the University Of |
and has been located in Durand
since his admission to the bar. He expects
10 remove to this city next month. Mr..
Hicks was the democratic candidate for the
office Of prosecuting attorney last year and
at the time of his nomination made the
statement that IL elected he did not intend |
10 move either to CoruDna or Ow0ssO. The
matter is now something Of joke on HIM
but inasmuch as he has now decided to
come to Owoss0 anyway, Owosso stands
ready to forgive him and to wish him |
success In his new location.
Tho Aolland Submarine Boat.