The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1901-04-05

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Sunday in Fenton.
Miss Hattie Bogue Is In Battle Creek for
"a three weeks stay.
Knapp & Smiths furniture store reopen
ed for business this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hale are spending
a few days on their farm In Rush.
Mueller Bros. are getting the brick on
the ground for their new bottling works.
The No Name-Assembly Club gives an
Easter party Monday evening in the armo ry.
Mr.. and Mrs. X G. Westlake have left
for their new home in BinghamptOn, N. Y {.
Mrs. Robert Wilson Hyde and little son
returned to their home in Chicago Wednes-
day.
Mrs. H. w. Lawrence was the guest of
her mother neal Easton the first of the
week.
Miss Sarah Bancroft was the GA est of
her brothers. family in Flint Saturday and
Sunday.
| Miss Turner entertained her Sunday
school class of boys at her home Tuesday
evening.
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Palmer were called to
St. Louis Tuesday by the death of the
formers father.
DIR. s. s. G. Phippen was In Ovid We'd
nesday calling on DR.. Campbell who has
been quite sick.
Wellington Day, formerly of this city
but now of Carson City, called on Owosso
friends Tuesday.
Miss Anna Sutherland, recently of Battle
Creek, has been engaged by the Sanitarium
for massage work.
The w. r. G. were guests of Mrs.
Livingston at her home on John street
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Martha Mason has returned from a
visit with her sou, G. s. Mason, in Jackson.
She is much improved in health.
The annual meeting of the Genesee As
ISOLATION of Congregational church es will
be held at Bancroft. April 1924.
j. A. Horton has been visiting in the
vicinity of Holland this week with the idea
of purchasing fruit farm there.
Miss Lucy Smith, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank w. Smith, has been very sick
with bronchial trouble for the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Charlton have re-
turned TO ONOsso to reside after having
spent two years at Beula, on Crystal Lake.
The Congregational Social Union will
give an apron sale and an Easter supper at
the Congregational church tomorrow even
ing.
Pat Cavanaugh was arrested and placed
in the county Jail Wednesday in default of
payment of a fine recently imposed on
him.
Samuel d. Reese and Mrs. Nora San burn
were married Saturday evening by Rev.
Paul Desjardins. They will reside in Gale
dOnia,
On request of Mayor Osburn the business
during the funeral of Mr.. Frank e. Smith
yesterday.
ID. b. Green and family are moving into
the residence on Hickory street forme y
occupied by the Dorcas Society which they
have purchased.
Chas. McNally has returned to his old
who has been chef at that place has re-
turned to Detroit.
Homer Palmer returned to Norvel, Jack
son county, where bis parents now reside,
Wednesday morning, after a weeks visit
with friends In this city.
| Communion service will be held at the
$780, at which time 81 persons will be re.
ceived into church membership.
Ovid suffered from SO, 900 fire We'd
nesday morning when the grocery store of
w. G. Wolverton was burned " ith its con-
tents. The loss was nearly covered by
insurance.
Justice Newton Baldwin, who has been
so low for months that his life was dis
paired of at different times, was able to get
down town and vote Monday. 1t was his
fortieth city election.
M. Jakaway and Reuben Clark, two con-
vivial fish dealers fiom Perry, got very
drunk Wednesday and were gathered in by
Marshall Ross. They were assessed So aud
SO respectively by Justice McCaughna
yesterday morning.
Saginaw county by good majority
voted to build stone roads. One thing
which helped to bring about the result was
the extension of the rural free delivery.
Some of the townships in Shiawassee
county will haye to do better road work
this year than ever before If the rural routes
now running are to be continued.
Louis Ii. Deal, who has resigned his posi-
ton ia the Grand Trunk offices at Lansing
and accepted a position with the North
western Life Insurance Company, spent
Sunday and Monday in the city. He Is
spending the present week in Detroit get
ting pointers as to his new work which will
be in the northern part of the state.
MISS Mary Lyon left yesterday for Grass