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

Mrs. d. r. Blair has returned from q
trip to Pennsylvania.
| T. J. Cooper has resigned his position In
Black Il Company's store.
G. K. Stuart, OF Chesaning, was bust
ness caller In the city Monday.
Joe Walton was home from Lansing,
where he had been working, for Sunday.
Chas. X. Rigley was In Grand Rapids
Tuesday aud Wednesday on furniture bust
ness.
Rollo Lord entertained his sister. Miss
Elsie Lord, OF Byron, the latter part of the
week.
A leak In one of the boilers at tho Estey
factory compelled the factory to run light
Monday.
G. x. Rigley Jr. and Jonas Neff spent
the drst half Of the week hunting birds
On the NORTH,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Priest entertained
nrs. George Wilkinson and daughter, OF
Venice. Sunday. 49,
Roy D. Matthews came home from the
University Wednesday evening for tho
Thanksgiving vacation.
The second high school foot ball team
hes . game with the Laingsburg team
scheduled for tomorrow.
Miss Nellie Carpenter entertained the
Kings Daughters Wednesday evening at
her home on Water street.
Miss Frances Cook Of the high school
force OF teachers was unable to b ut work
Monday on account of sickness.
Joseph Skutt and Bert Mitchell paid the
costs In Justice McCaughna's court Monday
for drunkenness and were dismissed.
The Congregational Social Union met
Tuesday evening at the homo of Mrs. O. r.
Webster on East Exchange street.
A series Of evangelistlc meetings, will be
held In the Asbury church the 6rst Of the
year under the dir ectlon of the evangelist
Mrs. Dawson.
Born. son to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Frye,
OF River street, sunday; and Q daughter to
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Setback of Mulberry
street Monday.
Charles Gage was sentenced to the county
jail Saturday BY Justice MeCaughna ten
days for drunkenness.
Mrs. McCaughna's Sunday school class
of boys gave musical at the Congregational
church Wednesday evening.
The l.. U. T. M. held thimble party at
the home of Miss Carrie Stewart on East
Oliver street Tuesday afternoon.
K. N. Priest returned to Detroit the first
OF the week to resume his work In the law
ONCE Of Clark. Durfee & Allor.
Former members OF Company G have
received badges Of the 5th army corps, I'd
division, to which they belonged.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. q. Dawes entertained
the Invincible whist club at their homo on
Hickory street 7 uesdsy evening.
Fred Hux. formerly of this city, expects
TO be put on switching run between Du-
rand and this city in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mclean entertained
Mrs. McLean's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward BIRD, of Jeddo, the first of the week.
The pupils Of the city schools kept up
their record for deposits by depositing $50. 70
In the Citizens Savings Bank again this
week.
ID. B. Eaton, OF Philadelphia, was the
guest OF General Manager w. X. Faben, of
the Owosso and Corunna Electric Comp any,
Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. u. Miller left Sunday to
drive to Stockbrldge being called there by
the announcement of the death of Mrs. Mil
lei's aunt, Mrs. Woodward.
Victor Welte has accepted position in
the Grand Trunk Offices in Durand and the
| Owosso Light Infantry Band loses one of
its best members by the change.
III. X. White was in Detroit Wednesday
to meet his father Mr., K. +. White who has
| come from the east for a short visit with
relatives and old friends in this city before
| going on west to Seattle to make his home
with his daughter. Mrs. viii Shelton.
In spite Of the fact that the very next day
| after the beginning of the deer season one
or more deer were shipped through this
city it is said that there have been very few
shipped through since. Reports do not
! indicate the greatest amount of killing, so
far as deer are concerned, which has ever
been recorded.
A recalled meeting of Owosso Grange
was held in the Grange hall in this city
| over Richardson's store Tuesday afternoon
| for the purpose of electing delegates to the
state grange which meets at Lansing De
! cember 10. Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Pierce, Of
Chaplin, were elected delegates with Fred
Love OF Owosso township as alternate.
The Woman's Club held It's regular
weekly meeting at Science Hall Saturday
afternoon with Miss LaRowe leader for the
afternoon. Miss Jones read well prepared
paper on PHILOSOPHY of Art" Because
of the illness of the writer the paper on &c.
T. Watts. the Apostle of Hope" by Miss
Blanche Iuthill, was omitted.