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

r. 4. Freeman Is moving his family to
| Alpena.
John II. Faxon was in Ovid Monday on
business.
Crescent Parker was home from Lansing
for Sunday.
Rev. John Sweet spent Monday in De-
troit on business.
Mr. and Mrs. M. j. McAuliffe left Satur-
day night for Cleveland.
Miss Gertrude wicking was on the sick
list the first OF the week.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Conklin,
ten pound son on Wednesday.
George Sweet, of Ovid, was the guest of
his parents in this city Sunday.
Harry Izor, of Durand, attended the party
at the armory Monday evening.
Fred Schaible has been confined to the
house part of the week by tonsilitis.
Born, twelve pound son, to Mr.. and
Mrs. George Hunt Wednesday morning.
Owosso Lodge No. 81 F. and A. NJ. did
work In the first degree Wednesday evening.
Statements by taxpayers have already
begun to be made out for the coming year.
Miss Bertha Scruggs, of Flint, was the
guest of Miss Ivah Peterson the first of the
week.
y. r. Hughes was In Worthwhile Monday
attending the funeral of his brother, w. r.
Hughes.
II. j. Daniels, of the Argus, left yester-
day on brief visit to the Pan-Ameaican
at Buffalo.
Charles r. Southworth graduates this
week from the Detroit school of el0cution
and literature.
Miss Edna Osborn entertained party of
friends Tuesday evening at her home On
East King street.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. b. Holman have moved
into part of the Thomas residence on
West Williams street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Darling returned to
their home in Frankfort Tuesday after a
visit with Owosso relatives.
Fred Townsend is among the number
who are considering trip to the state of
Washington in the near future.
Calvin Bentley and Earl Hall returned to
Orchard Lake Tuesday to resume their
studies after the Easter vacation.
Chas. Symes left the first of the week for
Park Lake to look after the saw mill owned
by himself aud L.. A Sanderhoff.
M. ID. Barton was fined $6.45 in Justice
McCaughnas court Tuesday for drunken
ness on the streets the evening before.
Rudolph j. Tick has been the guest of
his parents in this city during the " eeks
vacation of the Detroit Medical College.
Miss Lillian Sweet returned to this city
Saturday from Flushing where she had
been spending the week with her brothers.
family.
III. K. S0uthworth was in Detroit yester-
day to attend the recital given by his son
who graduates from the Detroit school of
elOcution.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Howe and family
returned to their home IN Linden the first
of the week after short visit with Owoss O
relatives.
Mrs. G. o. Lorng entertained q few
friends at luncheon Wednesday afternoon
in honor of her cousin, Mrs. e. r. Murphy,
of Chicago.
Mrs. Bertha Tiffany, the trained nurse,
was operated on at the santa rum Tuesday
by DIR. Shickles, assisted by DIR. Crum OF
this city, DR.. Bartholomew, of Holly, and
DIR. Darling, of Ann Arbor.
The Epworth league of the Asbury
church gave a social at the parsonage
Wednesday evening, the young gentlemen
of the society being privileged to show
their expertness as millinery trimmers.
The Henderson block on the corner of
Main and Cedar streets will be sold to-
morrow by Circuit Court Commissioner
John b. StOckdale. The building is sold
according to the application of The Saginaw
Building & Loan Association.
! The OwOsso Hunting and Fishing Club
met in the Y M. g. A. rooms Tuesday
evening and elected officers for the ensuing
year as follows: President, K. K. Bentley;
vice presidents, D. b. Estey, Alonzo Crane,
b. s. Stratton, g. A. johnson; secretary
treasurer, w. K. Aten.
T. j. HOrsman was chosen member of the
board of canvassers at the meeting of the
board in Corunna Tuesday. The appoint
ment of a new member was made necessary
by the recent election of Chas A. Baldwin
to the board of supervisors and his con-
sequent resignation from the other board.
Rev. w. f. Voge, pastor of the
Evangelical German church in this city will
preach his last sermon to his Owosso con-
gregation next Sunday. He was assigned
by the Detroit conference, which met last
week, to the church at Jersey, Osceola
county, where he expects to 90 next week
to take up the work. Mr.. Vogle has i'm