The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1901-04-12

Tod Kincaid was In Saginaw on business
Wednesday.
James Colby was in Durand Wednesday
on business.
Geo NJ. Edwards has been in Chicago on
business during the week.
Mrs. David rillman, of Byron, was the
guest OF Owosso friends Monday.
Supt w. =. Bradley, of the Ann Arbor
railway, was in the city Wednesday.
Supt. G. 1. Collins will remain at the
head of the Corunua schools for another
year.
A party of friends spent Wednesday
evening with Rolla Chase at his home on
Saginaw street.
Forty notary public commissions have
been issued to Shiawassee county citizens
since January 1st
Mrs. II. w. Crawford and little son have
been the guests of Mrs. Crawford's parents
In Chelsea this week.
G. j. Stuart has resigned as secretary of
the Shiawassee Savings Society, the resign
alton to take effect May LIST.
The Royal Templars of Temperance meet
this evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. ID. Estes, Goodhue street.
TIE ladies of the w. G. L. u. were
entertained at the home of Mrs. Ed Conant
on Bradley street this week.
Frank F. Failing, OF this city, has been
granted a pension of IS per month. He
was member of Co. NJ SD Mich, Inft.
Miss Anna Mae Pier, of Flint, was the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Fred b. Woodard
the first of the week. She attended the
Easter party.
The Knights of Pythias did degree work
last evening and also held an informal
reception In honor of three of the Knights
who are about to leave the city.
James COnley, of Hazelton, was taken
was taken to the Dearborn Retreat where it
is hoped he will be speedily helped
TOO Much of Good Thing" is the
title of a comedy which is planned for
presentation in the opera house in the
interests of the Dorcas Home before long
The Young mems Sunday school classes
OF the Congregational church, taught by
Mrs. j. q. Osburn and Miss Turner will
give reception in the church parlors this
evening.
Mr.. K. +. Dudley has purchased the
Goodhue property adjoining his own resi-
dence on West Oliver street, Mrs. Good
hue to retain a life lease. He has
begun improving the property by cutting
out some OF the trees from the yard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver l.. Davis, of Howell,
have come to Owosso to reside. Mr.. Davis
is assisting in the Citizens Savings Bank
Mr.. Davis is brother of Mrs. S. T. Van
Dusen and both he and Mrs. Davis are we'll
known in the city having visited here at
various times.
The Easter party given by the No-Name-
Assembly Club was the best of the series
given by the club during the past season.
About sixty couples were present and both
the floor and the music were good Lanch
was served at Connor's cafe. larger
number than usual were in attendance from
outside the city. The music for the party
was furnished by the o. l.. 1. orchestra.
Au athletic club has been organized in
the high school with the following officers:
President, Bert Grove; vice pres, Bert
Matthews; secretary, Rola Detwiler;
treasurer. Roy Vandewater; manager, j c.
Osburn; captain base ball team, j. G..
Rigley. A diamond is being fitted up near
the carriage factory. Practice is being held
each night with candidates out trying for
places. Requests for games have already
been received from some high schools.
10y ID. Matthews, of this city, left Ann
ArbOr this noon with the Varsity base ball |
team on its first trip. The team plays the |
University of Illinois at Champaign, ILL.,,
tomorrow and has games with North
western, Beloit, the University of Wiscon-
Bin, Chicago, and Perdue before returning
TO Ann Arbor. In May the team will 90
east for games, including one each with
Harvard and Yale, and two with Cornell.
Mr.. Matthews Owosso friends who have
been waiting with some impotence to hear
whether or not he would make the team, are
pleased AZ his success.