The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1901-05-31
win Fox has returned from Detroit where

VIII Fox has returned from Detroit where
he has been at work for several weeks.
DR.. and Mrs. j. T. Abbott, OF Ovid, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Conant Wednes-
day.
Harry Crosby and Miss Eva Carr were
guests of Byron relatives and friends
Thursday.
Mrs. Rebecca Mclean has been visiting
Vernon relatives during the latter part of
the week
The pupils OF Mrs. K. T. Wilson will
give musical under Der direction at the
residence of Mr.. Julius Frieseke this even
ing.
j. VI. Robbins has been in Buffalo during
a part of the week attending meeting OF
the national association of dining table
manufacturers.
Miss Virginia Cole made a balloon as
cension Saturday evening from the vacant
lot on South Washington street, south of
the Miesen building.
About five hundred people made McCurdy
Park their objective point Sunday afternoon.
A concert by the Owosso Light Infantry
band was the attraction.
Mrs. Eva Payne Hopkins, who has been
identified with the reform movement in
Toledo for the last three years, is now Civ
ing course of lectures ct the Spiritual
hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Darling gave a re-
ception in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Mack at their home on East Main street,
Friday evening About forty friends OF the
bride and groom were present.
Frank l.. Whiting, formerly superin-
tendent of the Owosso Carriage Company's
factory, expects to begin work in similar
position in factory in Ottawa, H., the
first of the month. He will leave for his
new work Monday.
Several of the different congregations of
the city took rising votes Sunday express
ing themselves as being in favor of the en-
torcement of the law, in some cases It being
stated as general proposition, liz others
being narrowed down to what was doubt
| lessly in the minds of all, the enforcement
OF the Sunday closing law in this city as
naugurated by Mayor Emery. The cou-
gregatons OF course all voted the same way.
a number Of the members of Coruuna
COmmandry Knights Templar expect to
take the degree of the Mystic Shrine in
| Detroit this evening. The members are,
DIR. A. M. Hume, Chas. E. Rigley, Bert s.
| StrattOn, Robert Tawse, Miles Trumble,
Frank II. Watson, Geo. Il. McCaughna,
and A. +. Hollis, of Owosso; ID. j. Gerow,
of Corunna; II. b. Mclaughlin, of Vernon;
and A. +. Hunt, OF Byron.
After the service at st. Paups church
yesterday morning, the choir presented to
Mrs. E. w. Hunt a Photographic copy of
Sargents mural painting in the Boston
Public library, entitled, "The Law and
the Prophets" Richard Ralston made tn c
speech of presentation-Mr. French, a
vestryman Of st. Stephens Episcopal church
Mt Lynn, Mass, was in Lansing yesterday.
| His church is In search of rector and he
came to this city to hear Rev. Hunt preach.
Owing to illness Rev. Hunt was unable tC
conduct the service. Lansing Republican
| The ball game played in this city Satur.
day afternoon between the teams OF the
| OwossO high school and the Morrice school
was the most stubbOrnly contested in many
respects Of any which the Owosso boys
have yet fought out. The game was moi
ended until the end of the eleventh inning
and then not because 1t was decided bat
because some of the Morrice players re-
membered that they had to be home at "a
certain time. The Owosso players were
willing to play ball until one or the other
side beat. The score stood 10 to 10.
Under sheriff Willard NJ. Case received q
check from the war department Monday for
S233.33, which represents the two months
extra pay voted by congress to those
soldiers of the Spanish war who served in
Cuba. The previous ruling had been tina,
inasmuch as the regiment came home or
4 furlough and received pay from that time
until the time OF its muster out, the officers
and men were not entitled to the other
extra pay. The previous ruling appears tC
have been either overlooked or overruled
If the latter is true there are large number
ex-members of the 33rd regiment who will
be entitled to two months pay.
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