The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1901-10-25

Franz. Worden moved his family to
Owosso yesterday. They leave many
friends here, who are sorry to lose them
Miss Myrtle Collister, OF Owosso, was
| the guest of friends here yesterday ---Mrs.
VIM. Moore, who has been visiting heI
mother here, returned to her home In
Owosso Monday. Johns Republican.
Letters advertised at the Owosso post
Office for the week ending Oct. 10: A. j.
Penfield, w. Smith, Arch Mason, Mrs. J.
T., Mrs. l.. b. Porter, Mrs. II. LeatoD,
Chas. Tanner, Myrtle Van Zant, Mr.. N. G.
Walker, E. +. Larkin, l.. Halstead, Miss
Day, Miss Lulu Lloyd.
Geo. Brandt is very III of typhoid fever
at his home in Wyandotte, He has been
indisposed ever since his removal to bis
present home, but has held up against the
progress of the fever until about week
ago. His friends In the village earnestly
hope that he may conquer over the disease
ana that the crisis will be safely passed
Perry Journal.
A large number of cases were nolle
pressed in the u. s. district court at Bay
City yesterday. Among the cases were
those of Chas. Holden, of this city, charged
with violation of the postal laws, John
Butcher, of New haven charged with
making m0ulds Tor counterfeiting, and
Alfred Devereaux charged with passing
counterfeit obligations of the United
States.
E. K. Smith,, of Durand, brakeman on
the G. 8. & M. local freight, had several
Toes of his foot crushed while switching
here between IL aud 10 o'clock yesterday
morning. His foot slipped from the brake
beam, upon which he jumped, to unfasten
the coupling, struck the rail and one wheel
passed over 1t. Portions of three toes we're
amputated by DR.. Sample. Saginaw Govt
ier-H erald.
About IS friends Of Will Baese and wife
assisted them in celebrating the fifteenth
anniversary of their marriage at their home
in Fairfield last Saturday evening. Re-
freshments of most substantial nature
were served and the company passed very
pleasant evening. The host and hostess
were the recipients of nice rocker and set
of dining room chairs as mementoes of the
M. s. Doyle has sold her
fine 80 acre stock farm on section 25. Elba,
3 miles north of Elsie, to Willis AckmoOdy,
OF Grand Rapids, consideration 1000. 1t
is expected that Mr.. IS father, Rev. ID. b.
of Ashley, will occupy the
place. Elsie Sun.
At the handsome farm residence of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Valentine in Middlebury
on Tuesday evening at $50 their only
Lulu May was united in marriage
with Clarence l.. McHenry of Lansing.
The house was artstically decorated in
smilax, carnations and other flowers and
the commodlous parlors and adjacent rooms
afforded the easy entertainment of the
many wedding guests. At the hour for the
ceremony Miss Nina Hubbell rendered a
pretty wedding march while the bridal
party entered the west parlor and took
their places in the bay window under
wreaths of smilax and carnations. The
bride was gowned in white mouslaine and
Iaces and carried shower bouquet of roses.
The groom wore conventional black. A
brother Of the groom, Mr.. McHenry, of
Detroit acted as best man, while Miss
Mabel voorhees, daintlIy attired in white
was maid of honor. After congratulations
q most elaborate wedding supper was
served. Mr.. and Mrs. McHenry left on the
10 o'clock train for Buffalo. Guests from
out OF town were: Mrs. McHenry, Misses
Hannah and Bell McHenry, Jerry McHenry,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Valentine. Mrs. Fits
patrick, Mr.. Bement, and Charles Bea', of |
Lansing; Mr.. McHenry, of Detroit; Mes
lanes Leetch and Doubel, of Ypsilanti;
Mrs. j. Rowley and Albert Rowley and
family, of Durand; p. B. Hicks and Mr.. |
Ind Mrs. Will VanSice, of Owosso; Mr.. and |
Mrs. Scott Starkweather, of Elsie and |
Mr.. and Mrs. James Valentine, of Lansing. !
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