The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1901-12-20
The uniformed Rank KnIehts Of pvih.

Inc uniformed kank, knights or Pyih
las, held a meeting Tuesday evening. Th,
election of officers was postponed until Fri
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Avery have returned
from Norfolk, Neb., and after few days
visit with friends here. went to Durand the
first OF the week to reside.
MesdsHes w. Ii. and X. r. Blgolow en-
terta'ned at tea Thursday afternoon, and at
whist this afternoon. Both functions were
at Mrs. w. IA. Bigelow's home
Mrs. Orlando Morse died Tuesday night
at her home in New Haven, aged 4S years.
The cause OF death was Brlght's disease.
Funeral took place Thursday at Easton.
Leslie Hanes. wife and baby, of Man
chester, Eng, are expected home New
Years tor visit with Leslie's father, II. ID.
Hanes. Leslie has been abroad several
years.
This week has been the coolest con-
tinuous December week for several years
The mercury kept near the zero mark all
the time, and several nights was from q to
10 below.
The Owosso Light Infantry orchestra
has been engaged to furnish music for q
series of ten parties to be given by the
Governors Guard, Lansing, this winter in
the Armory there.
Nice tender celery. Hunt,s
Andrew Beeman died at his home in
SciOta township on Saturday last, aged SO
years. lie is survived by five children.
A. Is. Cook, secretary OF the County
Farmers Club, desires the name ard adj
dress of the directors of the several clubs In
the county. Drop him a postal card al
once, rural route one, OwOsso.
Osburn & Sons have window dispi OF
ties, mufflers, etc., which are arranged Il
the best advantage, while col0red electric
lights in the evening light up the displa y
Arthur Byerly is the artist.
John Cracked is home from a sever a
months stay In Lansing and is agar
switching in the Michigan Ceatral yards
Henry McGlOne, who has been filling biz
place here, has returned home to Bay City
Murray Il Terbush have page ad this
week calling attention to the splendid bar.
gains to be found at their store. Besides
their large stock of clothing and shoes,
they have many novelties for the holiday
trade. The store will be open evenings
until Christmas.
Mrs. VIM. F. Let's, of this city, and hel
sister, Mrs. r. c. Brewer, of Cleveland,
Ohio, are visiting their sister, Mrs. S.
Thompson, of Saginaw. Mis-. Let's will
return home Saturday. Mrs. Brewer will
remain for more extended visit.
A nine pound son was born to DR.. and
Mrs. Charles Sbickle Thursday morning.
The proud father says the duties of health
officer are too heavy for one man, and he
really needed partner, so the little Christ
mas present is doub'y welcome.
An enjoyable and pleasant party was
given ct the residence of j. II. BRANDED on
Corunna avenue, Wednesday evening
Twenty five couples of invited guests were
present. Dancing and card playing were
enjoyed, and excellent refreshments were
served.
James Ostrander, who is accused of steal.
ing livery rig on Oct. 10Th OF DR.. VIM.
Jopling. was captured Saturday by Sheriff
Gerow at Onaway, where he was in hiding,
and is in jail awaiting examination. His
wife, charged with being an accomplice, i;
also under arr est.
Fresh dates five cents Hunts. =
Lily, wife OF Josiah Dench, died at her
home on Albert street Wednesday morning
aged IS years. Deceased had been :ick
but few days. Cause of death was peri
tonitis. Besides husband she leaves two
daughters, Lily, aged IA, and Florence
aged r. Funeral at 1880 Sunday afternoon
from Christ Episcopal church. Rev. Il. O
Cooper officiating.
Miss Nellie Grove and Mr.. Clarence
oOiueTb WtIt unutu I'D maTrluRo Dt Tit
brides home on west Main street, Wednes-
day afternoon, Rev. r. o. Cooper ofiiciat
ing. Twenty-Five guests were present. The
house was beautifully decorated with
Christmas greens, and a wedding supper
was served. Mr.. and Mrs. Somers will be
at home to friends at Cos west Main street.
They are at present enjoying their honey
moon in Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Burke celebrated the
tenth anniversary OF their wedding, Mon
day evening. About twenty five guests
were present, including Mr.. and Mrs
Philip Abach and Mr.. and Mrs. John Al.
bach. of Vernon, Miss Ida Fiske, of Cadil.
lac, and Miss Nellie Ockerman, of Owosso
townsbip. Refreshments were served and
the evening rassed pleasantly with games
and music. Mr.. and Mrs. Burke received
several fine presents.
Hon. Hugh McCurdy has made another
gift to the city of Corunpa. This time II Is
four acres of land adjoining the park on
the east, which can be used as a drill
ground for Corunna COmmandery, Com.
pany II and other uniformed bodies of the
conptv. aIao ~ IN atbIefic feld for feuuie