The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1901-11-22

| Il. w. Parker was in Chesaning on busi-
ness Wednesday.
Chas. M. Hamper was in Laingsburg on
business Wednesday.
Mrs. l.. p. Gould left Wednesday for an
extended visit In Ohio.
Misses Ethel and Daisy McLain visited
Vernon relatives Wednesday.
Corunna Commsndry met for drill in the
Armory Wednesday evening.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. 8. w. Cross, South
Shiawassee street, Tuesday night, a son.
II. T. Roy, and Miss Laura Cough were
10 Vernon Tuesday attending the funeral
Of an aunt.
Mrs. j. 8. Hant returned from lvisit
with relatives and friends In Rhodes
Wednesday. ,
Manager c. o. frask, Of the Union
Telephone Company. Alma, was 10 the
city Wednesday.
The city schools will close Wednesday
afternoon for the rest OF next week ON ac-
count Of Thanksgiving.
The oGicIal board OF the Asbury church
served chicken pie In the basement of their
newly built over church Wednesday even
ing.
Ainsworth & Hammer started up their
elevator this week. They use . twenty
power dynamo for furnishing power for the
same.
The city schools will close for the holi-
day vacation Friday evening December 20.
Work will be resumed Monday. December
80. closing for the single day. January 1st
Married. at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. 8.
Bottsford, s11 East Oliver street, Wednee-
day evening. Earl WILDER and Miss Rosa
Race Webster, Rev. j. q. Coultard ofAciat.
Ing.
G. A. Connor 10 considering the matter of
retiring from the retail business on account
Of continued poor health and retaining only
his wholesale Ice cream business.
A very pleasing musical was given We'd
nesday evening ct the rectory Of Christ
Church in which eight of the best known
musicians and vocalists of the city took
part.
w. 81. Bestty left Tuesday on trip
through the southwest to Los Angeles, Cali
fornia. He expected to return by one of the
northern routes and to be gone several
weeks.
Mrs. John c. Van Camp, Of Greenville,
has been relieving Assistant Postmaster
Crawford this week allowing the latter to
assist at The TINES office while the editor
of THE TINES devoted his efforts to the
matter Of securing sugar beet contracts.
County Surveyor Elmer F. Joslin, of this
city. met with bad loss on his farm near
Byron Monday. Twree barns with about
one hundred tons of hay and two calves
were burned. The loss was total and
| amounts to several hundreds of dollars
above the TOO insurance which he ear
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Charles Graham and Miss Maud Fillmore
Baptist parsonage, Rev. Frank 8. Lyon
| officiating. MIR. Graham works in the
Casket factory and his bride has been
clerk at Evans confectionery store for
some time past Both are well known
young people.
The Current Topic Club held its regular
meeting at the home of Mrs. c. w. Loring
| on Monday of this week. Beside the
feature OF current topics which were dis
| cussed as usual Miss Georgia Colt read a
paper on the "Making of Holland to the
| 18th Century" TIE next meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. L. o.. Christian.
Next Saturday finishes up the season for
quail, partridge and squirrel. After that
date IL will not be safe to meet deputy
game warden on coming in from the
country with game birds or squirrels in the
pockets Of ones hunting coat. On the other
| hand the cotton tails will continue to offer
more or less easy marks for the sportsmen.
Levi Clark, for many years familiar
| figure on Owosso streets, died at his home
on Janette street Saturday night of con-
sumption from which he had been suffer
ing for tie last three or four years. BE is
survived by an invalid wife and by several
grown up children. The funeral services
were held Monday, Rev. f. s. Lyon
officiating.
The Sanitarium management has com
! pleted changes in its steam heating plant
which make it practically new one. The
| Sanitarium Will as heretofore be open all
winter and the new arrangements Will
make il a. comfortable during the coolest
weather as it is at any other time of The
year. The bath rooms toe will be open all
winter and attendants for beth ladies and
| gentlemen will be present.
The next number of the Y. NJ. c. A.
Star course will be given next Tuesday
evening. 1t will I've concert by the
Metropolitan Star Quintette and will be
given in the Baptist church. The vocal
numbers by the Cicllan Trio. the harp
solos by Miss Reed, and the readings by
Miss Howe are all reported as being I'M