The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1901-01-18
LOCAL NEWS.

A. l.. Curry is able to be about again.
ii. @. Frieseke was in Lansing Tuesday.
j. M. Story was in Flint on business
Monday.
Jas. q. Copas was In Lansing on business
Monday.
Fred Foster was home from Chesaning
for Sunday.
M. j. McAuliffe was In Fenton Monday
on business.
b. G. Frieseke was in Lansing on bust
ness Tuesday.
Geo. q. Chapman, Of st. Johns, was In
the city Monday.
Rob. Allison, of St. Johns, was in the
Owosso Monday.
W. l.. Parker did business In Ogemaw
county this week.
Wendall Klouse visited Morriee relatives
part of the week.
MISS Lottie Wesner returned Saturday
from visit In Jackson.
James Nokes went to Constantine Mon.
day on business trip.
T. o Christian was in Lansing on bust
ness Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. A. g. Sax has returned from visit
In the western part of the state.
Fred Grove left on a business trip to the
northern part of the state Monday.
Tod Kincaid spent Monday looking after
his mining interests near Saginaw.
Andrew Geek and family spent part of
the week visiting near New LOthrOp.
Mrs. A. l.. Nichols visited Vernon friends
and relatives the latter part of the week.
George HerricB, of Durand, was in the
city Monday to play with the o. l.. l. Band.
Mrs. g. b. McCaughna entertained
party of lady friends at her home Saturday
afternoon
The o. l.. 1. band will give party and
concert at the armory Friday evening,
January rs.
Mrs. Hendricks, of Ypsilanti, has been
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Jas. Osburn,
during the present week.
Judge s. B. Daboll, OF st. Johns, was In
the city Tuesday on official business for the
postoffice department.
Dan Eldredge broke one OF his shoulders
Tuesday by falling from wagon at the
cold storage building.
James Hopkins, rural carrier No. 8, made
his first trip delivering mail over the new
south route Tuesday.
Frank Lawrence, of Detroit, was the
guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Lawrence, over Sunday.
Fred Knapp left Tuesday on six weeks
trip through the states south and east of
Michigan selling furniture.
Mrs. Merritt Starr returned to her home
In Chicago, Monday after her visit with
Mrs. w. ). AmeDt in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Lewis, of Saginaw,
were in the city Monday to attend the
funeral of l.. Irving Stewart.
The w. G. T. u. held Its regular meeting
Wednesday afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
j. Il. Howe on Goodhue street.
l.. ID. Wilson who has been In Detroit
for a short time past, was home for Sunday
but returned to that city Monday.
Cal Abels left Tuesday evening fol
Houston, Texas, where he expects to spend
the next few months working at his trade
as carpenter.
August WeseDer has been trying the
sanitarium baths for his attack of rheuma
tism this week and has been considerably
improved by them.
A number of candidates for Oriental
degree of humility have been secured and
it is expected that the team will work the
DECREE some time next week.
The special meetings in the Baptist
church have been held every evening this
week except Wednesday evening when the
lY. M. G. A. concert was held in the
church.
The board OF supervisors allowed the
bill presented by the city of Owosso fol
$3.50 for extra services performed by Health
Oficer w. Il. Ward last year, at Its Satur
day meeting.
Hugh CopkliD, Of the Morrice schools
spent Saturday In this city calling OF
friends. Mr.. Conkln has had very fiat
r.ring offer made him to engage in another
line Of work outside Of school work.
A meeting OF the Dorcas Home board hal
peen called for next Monday evening ct the
ms OF Mr.. NJ. II. ReyDolds. on Yves
Main street, 10 make arrangements for th'
band eoneers which had been planned fo
several weeks ago.