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The Marshall republican., 1901-11-22

that safety could BE- found only shove
ground. The seventeen men we're has.
lily hoissed " the surface end By that
time the sigus Of the cavern we're sp-
parent shove the ground. Fret the
litele Once building Of the Aurora
mine vent down. Next followed the
engine room, out OF which the engin.
Ger he'd just stepped, prompted BY gu.
riosty 70 ascertain the cause Of the
commotion. He had no thought Of
danger. but when he saw the buildings
disappearing be got away just 10 time.
Soon the sm0kestsck Of the nns 100.
ton concentrating mill toppled over
and then the entire building with its
massive machinery ven down with =
crash and roar % the earth opened up
and swallowed them. On Top Of these
the immense tsilings pile went sliding
with . terrific rumblinR and roaring
noise, burying the buildings and ma.
chinery beneath II. Thus Was com.
plctely destroyed Of the most pro.
ductive mines In the district, and one
oi the most perfect xInc.miuing plants
ever built.
Five Missouri Pacific freight care
loaded with tailings went down into
the great gulf that had 80 suddenly
and unexpectedly opened ~ In this
rich mining camp. The property loss
will probably reach ta00, 900. but no
lives were lost, nor wss any person
injured.
The famous ''Circle las been one
Of thu most productive spots In the
greatest xinc.mioing district VI the
world, known ~ the Missouri. Ksnsas
district, and the Aurora mine. which
Vas 80 completely destroyed. was In
the "Circle," aud had been In opera.
tiOn about eve years. The Aurora
mine wss owned by Aurora, Carthage
and Csrterville parties aud VISA . vel.
liable property.
The formation Of the ground In the
MissOuri.K snsss district IL ~ such .
nature thst Il has n he we'll projected
by pillars and timbers ~ Escape die.
aster, and the pulling Of pillars hiss
resulted In several expensive cave.ins,
while others have occurred even where
every reasonable precsution wss tex. Z
En- To vert accident,
The Marshall republican., 1901-11-22
What's Your Paos Worth?

Sometimes q fortune, but never, n
you have . ssllOw complexion. Q
jaundiced look, moth patches and
blOthes on the skin-sl signs Of liver
trouble. But DR.. Kings New Life
pills give clear skin. rosy checks, rich
complexion. Only DC At PHI. Frank.
Inns drug store.
The Marshall republican., 1901-11-22
Stepped Into Live Goals.

when y child I burned INV foot
frigh'fully," writes w. II. Eads. ri
~Jonesv,lle. Va. (which caused hOr.
rible ley sores Cor 10 years. hut Buck.
len'- Arnics SSlve wholly cured me
after everything else failed" Iafslii.
BILE for Burns. Scalds, Cuts. Sores.
Bruises and Piles. Sold by p. ri.
Franklin. PIC.
The Marshall republican., 1901-11-22
TIE 0AvI.lN AT 0R0Hoo0.
How q Great l1isisg Plant was Destroyed
10 Few Minutes.

10 q Few Minutes.
The remarkable CAVERN 1t Oronogo
Wednesday, which resulted In the com
plete engulAng Of the Aurora mimi,
plant, and the destruction ri the val
usble Aurora zinc mine. vas not Onl,
the largest CAVERN that ever occurred
In the great Missouri.k snsas minins
district, but II WAS the swallowing uy
ri . portion Of the richest zinc mining
land In the world. The Aurora min.
was locsted In Oronogo, In what I,
called the ''Circle," where q numbe,
of rich mines sre grouped together,
The fact that more thsn -, OOO. OO(
worth Of x'nc aud lead ore has beer
produced from . tract Of less than n
acres. belonging 70 the CRANKY Min.
Ing Company and other big corpora.
lions. u OrOnOgo. proves the richness
Of the ground where this CAVERN Oc.
CURED. and the close proximity ri the
mines In that locality indicates ths,
the entire. village ~ Oronogo IL under.
laid with Or~. The rich mines IN the
CRANKY land, the Big Circle and Little
Circle groups produce about . thou.
sand carloads ~ zinc y year.
Large bodies NJ zinc ore sre found
In OrOnogo " depths Ut 100 u ?50
feet. and extending To much greater
The unfortunate Aurora mine
was being worked NJ the l85.fo0t level
and the buildings. machinery and thou.
sands Of tons ~ earth SAM. : % that
level Even the massive dump pile.
lowered above the surroundings
like . mOuntsin peak, was swallowed
up In the grestcsve.in. which extended
100 feet one way and 100 feet In
another.
The ground In oil Of these circle
mines has b~en worked u the l85.soot
level and the drifts form . perfect
labyrinth. which connects the entire
group, and the roof II Of q uniform
height Of about One hundred feet.
The frst warning Of the impending
disaster vas the falling Of q big bowl.
der from the roof ~ the drif just sitter
The day shift had gone To work In the
Aurora mine. Seventeen miners were
working In the ground. and 10 this
Instance the falling bowlder, which
so greatly dread, was the mems
When the massive bowlder
dropped from the roof OF the mine
avery nan realized what was likely 70
happen and the threatened danger
drove them hurriedly To . place of
They had noticed the charsc.
Ter NJ the ground and were we'll aware
hat when the pillars were cut away
mr. materially weakened, a cavern was
likely u follow, 40 1t the first warning
he miners oil RAJ u the shaft and the
Of timbers convinced them
The Marshall republican., 1901-11-22

The November number of the Mis-.
souri, Valley College Delta was re.
ceived this week. II IL srtistically
gotten up and the number before us
sparkles oil over with the bright things
Il contains.
The Marshall republican., 1901-11-22

pleases all the family. Four FlavOrs:
Lennon, Orange, Raspberry and
strawberry. AZ your grOcers. lOcts.
Try II to-day.
The Marshall republican., 1901-11-22
LOCAL IN BRIEF.

NV W I<OOtutr ~ Ssoo
Of every description. D5t
When you want . hrst.clsss turn
out In the livery line. cell .: Reid's.
% II
Photos.5Oc, .s5c and o. per dozen
and up.
10 10Th CENTURY GALLERY.
Miss Nancy Hawkins left wedncs.
day for IN extended visit with friends
st Csrrollton.
When 10 Marshall take your horse
To Reid's new barn, Corner West Ar.
row and English venue. ~ II
Col. A. L. strsne. Of sedslis, wss
In town Saturday. He is prospecting
for coal near blue Lick.
H~ousekeepers. use oil the influence
you have on the side Of the good and
cheap water proposition.
LOOMS h Gross will serve your
parties and receptions In up.to.dsse
style. 10 81
Robert Irvine. wife and daughter.
81 Fairville. made ZONE Of the mer-
chants happy on Saturday.
Vote for the water bonds. for Il will
give you . water supply that will he
inexhsustible and n half price.
Miss KOontx has moved her Dress
making establishment 10 the rooms
over Newton 4 iAOnsrd's ONCE.
MONEY no LOAN-eiOO,0 OO Of
home money u . Low RATE.
ii.it LEE p. Wiley.
Miss Lottie Stewart, Of Blooming.
burg, Ohio. will spend the winter here
with her sitter, Mrs. f. NJ. Wright.
Vote for the proposition that will
furnish your homes with water - soft
o. rs'nwstsr and delicious To dirk.
Mr.. and Mrs. George LenOir. Oi
Armstrong, ere visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
brown. NJ their home on East Arrow.
Just received. . carload OF No. =
medium Michigan Sslt-the very best.
viii sell NJ very low price.
3l.tt w. u. PARRISH.
Ad Hill and Martin Lyons went to
Columbia Saturday 70 see The foot
ball game between the Texas Univer.
si,y team and the Tigers.
Robert Dunn hes accepted . posl.
tiOn with Mr.. Schleuter. Bob looks
very much At home and will he pless.
ed 20 have his friends call On him.
For bnggIe. and surries see Ma.
hards'. ~ u !
Mrs. a. y. Tucker and daughter,
Mary. ~ Lincoln, Nebrssks. are
guests Of James Brsnch and family.
Mr.. Branch IL q brother Of Mrs.
Tucker.
Statesmen WANTED to look
after our interests In Saline and I'd.
jacent counties. Salary or commits.
sion. Address The Harvey Oil Co,
Cleveland Ohio. +l.2t.
Mrs. j. l.. Woodbridge and dauph.
ter. Dorothy, Mrs. &. b. BOving aud
daughter, Eleanor, the latter OF Webb
City, Mo-, were entertained vt dinner
ON Saturday by Mrs. Is. NJ. Spots.
A. 1
The Marshall republican., 1901-11-22
DO you enjoy real
Buckwhest and real Ma.
pie Syrup Why. Ol
course both may be
. bought Of
@.@t r. w. MILES.

The drought throughout Lafayette
county Is getting to be most distress.
lug. There 10 not . running stream
In the county and u things should
freeze up before rain comes. suffering
to stock will be inestimsble. Licking.
ton Iot~lligeucer.
Vote for the new w~sterworks. for Il
this proposition carries thirty Ave 10
forty thousand dollars Of the money
will be paid out for labor and maze.
rial. which will be furnished here u
home. This will give employment to
oil who want work NJ good wages.
The Marshall republican., 1901-11-22

Buggies, buggies. -Mshsrd 4 Son.
All photos made q the 2Osh Century
Gallery E up.to-date and guarsn.
teed. 10 Il
Judge John 4. Rylsnd let for In.
d~isnspolis, Indiana, 70 seek treatment
for cancer ct the hands Of Q celebrated
specialist. We sincerely trust that he
may obtain relief. Lexington 1ntelli.
gencer.
MeOlI HOLIDAY LAMPS !-Cut
II" Glass, French and Austrian
INV g: Ss'o'' At =. ~ ,,,,x.
Miss Iva Osborn LEFT Saturday
morning for 81. Joseph, where she
will visit friends for = few days, when
she. with her sister. will leave for
California, where Miss Osborn will
spend the winter.
j. II. German. an extensive land
owner, Of Wskenda. Carroll county.
was In Marshall Sunday and Monday.
Mr.. German Owns''s farm near Grand
Pass In this county, and Ia DESTROYS
Of purchasing more Saline soil.
Miss Ruth Messic left Monday for
Kansas City. where she will be joined
BY her mother and sister. Nellie. when
they will go IN Springfield, Mo-. for .
visit, after which they will 20 to Cana.
dian. Texas. which will he thei, future
home.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1901-04-05
Henderson,.

The M. E. church will hold Easter
exercises Sunday evening---School
commences Monday with Maude
Beardsley as teacher--Mrs. Fred
Rowley and daughter, Grace, who have
been visiting in st. Charles the past few
days, returned home Wednesday,
Miss Mable Anthony, of Grand Rapids,
visited her cousin, f. b. Anthony,
Saturday--A, l.. Featherly and family
moved to Chesaning this Week.-Mrs.
Kate Rourke is clerking at M. A..
Cranes store--E B. Anthony spent
Sunday in Owosso and Corunna--
John Burns from Chaplin has rented j..
E.. Agnew's blacksmith shop and ex-
poets to commence work next week.
Mrs. j. E. Agnew and Mrs. Len Hook
attended the funeral of Frank Smith in
Owosso. Thursday-Mr. Clyde b. Dice,
of Saginaw, spent the latter part of last
week with E. b. Anthony--Miss Ina
Hook, of Owosso, is spending her
vacation this week with her cousin,
Adeline Hook--Misses Alta and Nina
Arthur entertained few of their
schoolmates, Friday evening--Election
passed off quietly and proved to be
almost signal victory for the silverites
as they elected their entire ticket except
treasurer, school inspector and con.
stables, although the republican state
ticket got II maJority--Miss Minnie
Peters who has been visiting at Dawson,
returned home Saturday--Miss Maude
Beardsley spent Sunday at her home in
Oakley.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1901-04-05
Venice.

b. w. Calkins is in Chicago after
feeding lambs-Mrs. VIM. Cook, who
has been very sick is little better
While skidding logs at the saw mill To-
Gated at E. Fultons, VIM Harris horse
stumbled and broke its leg. The horse
was shot at once-Mrs. w. Bingham
is on the sick list--Miss Nellie Buyea,
of Bancroft, spent the past week with
her sister, Mrs Henry Lytle--Easter
services will be held at the Center
church at the usual hour Sunday after
noon-Ed johnson had horse taken
sick while driving near Webb Creek
bridge on Saturday; with some help he
got the animal back to E. Fulton's barn
where it died the first of the week of
paralysis--A sugar social will be held
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Augs
bury on Friday evening--Aunt Hipsy
Kennedy is SS years old this week and
is smarter than the average woman of
fewer years. She often walks one or
one and half miles to see a neighbor
and then walks home again. Mrs.
Kennedy lives at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Bert Ellis----Mrs.
Lewis Buyea returned to her home last
week She is steadily gaining-Mrs.
George Brooks enjoyed visit from her
mother the past two weeks--Harry
Miljer IF OwOsso is visiting his uncle
Fred Miller.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1901-04-05
Byron.

l.. +. Lutz spent last week at Ann
Arbor--Mrs. G. F. Steadman returned
from California Monday evening much
improved in health-Miss Ella Carr,
of Durand, visited her sis.er. Mrs. c. j..
Green last week.-Mrs.. Minnie EN-
NETT. of Howell. was the guest of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Sleeth-
Miss Birdie Ruggles has been visiting
her parents the past week.-Mrs.. c..
4. Welch and Mrs. Alfred Fosket were
carried down the embankment just
west of the bridge Monday. They es-
capped without injury which was almost
a miracle, as the descent is nearly per-
pendicular Their horse became fright
ened at a passing bicycle and rushed
down the embankment suddenly
Mrs. VIM. Telling and daughter were
thrown from a buggy Wednesday of
last week by their horse suddenly turn
ing round; fortunately they escaped
without injury-Dr H. G. Andrews,
of indianapolis, Ind, delivered lecture
on Spiritualism, at the opera house
Sunday.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1901-04-05
Maple River.

The annual election of officers for She
Maple River Sunday school will be held
next Sunday. ID. Bartlett sold
cattle and hogs to Well Clark, this
week--Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Rey
nolds, of Northwest Bennington, visited
P. b. Reynolds and family, Wednesday
--Thomas Duffey is making extern
sive improvements on his house in this
vicinity, this week--Mr. and Mrs. ID.
Flynn, of Antrim, visited friends here
Sunday-C. p. Reynolds, of Lansing,
is spending a few days with his parents
Mr.. and Mr.. p. B. Reynolds---Mr
and Mrs. A. B Cook entertained Miss
Mae Whelan, part of last week.
Mrs. H. Willet is assisting Mrs H. A,
Ellis in housekeeping this Week.-Mrs.
Alta Snyder was on the sick list the first
of the week-Mr. and Mrs S. G.. Bart.
lett will entertain few friends Friday
evening at their home in Maple River
--Dillman Lilly attended the teachers
examination in Corunna last week
Thursday and Friday--Well Duffey
spent last Sunday with his friend, Frank
Moore, of ShiaWassee E
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1901-04-05
Olney..

The recent election in our township
more than ever established the fact that
the republican party as far as local
township matters are concerned is for
the present demoralzed. There is
nothing gained by denying this fact,
honesty is and always will be the best
policy, and the sooner the remnants of
what once was splendid political
Organization can see and will pull to-
gether alike, so much the sooner can
we hope for radical reform in our
ranks--Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Field on April End two boys respectively
weighing four pounds each or there
abouts--If the members of the state
Legislature while having nothing else to
do besides swapping yarns and devising
measures to create a larger salary for
themselves would devise some scheme
whereby the entire system of voting in
it's different phases could be introduced
into our schools and taught in connec-
.tion with civil government, for instance,
they would be doing grand thing for
the country in few years to come
Dan Olney and sister are back from a
visit to relatives in Clarendon, Mich
1t has been splendid weather for the
last few days for sugar makers of this
vicinity--Ray Harris, of Durand, is
visiting his folks at this place for few
days--Emery Coon was buzzing wood
for Eugene Pearce day or two this
week--The Smith Bros. have been
transferring some property at Olney
this week--Chapin went republican
again principally this election.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1901-04-05
Garland.

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Mitchell
Tue sday, March 26, twin daughters
Will Smell and family, of Chaplin, have
moved to Ed Williams house one mile
north of Carland--Mr Horace Main,
of Owosso, has been visiting his neice.
Mrs. VIM. Killian---Frank Decker has
moved to Elbridge Wellington's farm
Miss May Darling returned Thursday
from visit with relatives in Owosso
Mr.. Park Scott was in st. Johns on
business part of last week--Miles
Ransdill has gone to Stockoridge where
he has employment-Mr. Harvey
Gable has sold his farm to Henry
Sneider Jr--Ward VanDeusen took
charge of his grandfather Scott's store
during his absence last week-Chas.
Richmond is living in Alvah Leavitt's
tenement ouse--Robert Smith, of
Chaplin. was the guest of A. T. Colby
the first of the week--Mr. and Mrs.
Jay Miller, of Owosso, visited Garland
relatives over Sunday--Born to Mr..
and Mrs. Orin Darling a daughter,
recently--Mrs. Luff, of Owosso, came
Saturday and stayed until Monday
night with her sister, Mrs. Darwin
Green--Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rood, OF
Bennington, spent Tuesday with
relatives here-Easter service,will be
held at the M, p. church Sunday after
noon---Mrs. Ernest Buell. spent
Friday in Owosso.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1901-04-05
Shrinking Sunshine.


II you should see a fellowman with troubles
flag unfurled,
An lookin' like he didn't have friend in all
the world,
Go up and slap him on the back, and holler
How d'you dor"
And grasp his hand so warm he'll know he's
got friend In you.
Then AK him what's hurtin' him, an laugh
his cares away.
And tell him that the darkest night is just be.
fore day.
Don't talk in graveyard palaver, but say 1t
right out loud,
That God will sprinkle sunshine In the trail OF
every cloud.
This world at best is but hash Of pleasure and
of pain;
Some days are bright and sunny. and some all
sloshed with rain:
And that's Just how 1t ought TO be, for when
the clouds roll by
Wen know just how to 'preciate the bright and
smiling sky
So learn to take 1t as 1t comes. and don't sweat
at the pores
Because the Lords opinion doesn't! coincide
with yours;
But always keep rememberin' when cares your
path enshroud
That God had lots of sunshine to spill behind
the cloud.
James Whitcomb Riley.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1901-04-05
Elsie.

Mrs. Chas. Dickerson, of Bannister,
was in town Saturday-J. S. Clement
and family left for Mason Monday
where they will make their future home
Mrs. N. G. Pearce was in Owosso
Friday-Mrs. Sarah Lawrason and
daughter, Edna, who have been in Cali
fornia for the winter, will spend the
summer in Elsie--Boyd Doyle is WIS.,
iting in Port Huron-Mrs. l.. w.
Austin and daughter. Ruby, made a
business trip to Owosso, Saturday
Geo. Carter has resigned his position In
the postoffice and will engage in farm
ing. Miss Minnie Howard will fill the
vacancy-James Wooley and family
are occupying the residence on north
Ovid street which they recently pur'
chased of j. S. Clement----Mrs. Mary
Reed and Miss Anna Archer have
opened dressmaking parlors on west
Main street.-The remains OF Leroy
Lawrason, of Redlands, CAL, arrived In
Elsie Saturday. The funeral was held
from the M. E. church Sunday. con
Quoted by A. A. Stephens. The 0. E
S. and F. A. M. attended in body
j. White is clerking for N. G. Pearct
Miss Florence Bailey, of Carson
City, Is the guest of her sister, Mrs. @
l. Tabor-Mrs. W.. s. Hambletor
who was quite Ill last week is much i'm
proved.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1901-04-05
West Fairfeld.

Alice Gleason spent Friday and
Saturday with her sister, Mrs. Orphy
Bates--Elmer T. Haire, who is attend
ing school at st. Louis, is spending his
vacation at home with his grand
parents, L. and II. III. Haire--Mr.
Charles Sexton, who has been spending
the winter with his son and daughter
in GAYLORD, returned home about a
week ago-Mr. Allen Wright and
family have moved into Robert Austin's
house-Mrs. Lawrason returned from
California Saturday with the body of
her son, Roy Lawrason, who was buried
from the M. E. church Sunday two p.
m, Rev. A. A. Stevens officiating.
Burial in the Elsie cemetery, the
Masons having charge at the grave.
The floral decorations were beautiful
As Mrs. Alice Gleason went down
cellar the other night in the dark and
stepped on board in the water.
Alice sat down, but no harm was done,
except bad wetting-Four funerals
in and around Elsie last week-Born
to Barton Fox and wife nice baby boy
Mrs. Chester Fox. who has been
quite sick, we are glad to note is on the
gain-Rev. N. L. Brass and daughter,
Helen, have been very sick with the
! grip. but we are glad to note they are
slowly gaining-Mrs. Lewis Bennett
| is quite sick with sciatic rheumatism
Rev. Frank Brass, Of Carson. came
yesterday and was shaking hands with
Elsie friends but more ostensibly tc
see his brothers, N. L., of Elsie, and
Numan Brass, of the Colony, who are
both sick--The democrat ticket wa
all elected in Fairfield township excep
two constables--As far as / can heal
the sick are all on the gain,
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1901-04-05
Pittsburg.

Will Lackey returned from Isabella,
county Wednesday night-H. Stock
ins, of Barry county, was here on busi-
ness last week-John Bugbee has
moved to Morrice--Mrs. Frank Nit
chell spent Saturday and Sunday with
friends in Owosso--Mr and Mrs.
Hiram Pierson visited IN Howell over
Sunday---Claud Mitchell and Clyde
Converse went to Lansing Monday
evening where they intend to enlist
Mrs. George Waterbury and children,
of Minneapolis, Mimi, are visiting her
mother, Mrs. Hiram Personals
Walton, of Shaftsburg, moved onto the
Beaver farm Monday.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1901-04-05
Burton.

Mrs Lillian Meyers returned to her
home in Fenton Thursday Mrs. j. N.
Mcbride entertained her uncle; Mr..
Robert Edgar, of Lake View, part of
last week--Miss Inez Cramer visited
her uncle and aunt. Editor and Mrs.
5. j. Tomlinson, of Pontiac a part of
the week.-Mrs.. s. p. Harris attended
the county teachers examination in
Corunna two days last week. And
while there she was the guest of Min
ME Schaar--Miss Lena Bearce having
learned the dressmaking trade and SO.
cured her chart has opened up rooms In
Mrs. j. G. Scott's house and is now
ready to serve the public--George
Hunt, OF OwossO, was In town Wednes-
day and purchased number of white
Plymouth Rock hens of A +. Cadz--
M. Woodin, of Owosso, spent Tuesday
with his son Charles and family--Miss
Neva Marsh was the guest of Mrs. Ben
nett, OF OwOssO, part of the week
Mrs. K. Gage Eldredge moved to Ovid
Thursday where she has bought house
and lot--Miss Bessie VanDyne, of
Owosso, spent Sunday with her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Mitchell
Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Mason entertained
a large company of their friends at an
elaborate dinner Wednesday, April 3rd,
it being the seventh anniversary of
their marriage, also the seventy first an-
niversary of Mr.. James McWilliams'
birthday and Royal j. Vincents first
birthday. 1t is almost needless to say
that all had very enjoyable time, as
Mr., and Mrs. Mason are ne novices in
entertaining. They know so we'll how
to welcome the coming and speed the
parting guest-The winter term of
school closed Friday for two weeks va
cation--Mrs. E II, Smith was the
guest of Mrs. ID. S. Cramer Wednesday
The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ
p. church will hold its April meeting
on Tuesday the 9th, at the home of
Mrs. George Snyder--S. Lotridge is
getting the material on the ground for
new house--Charles Rose is home
from Lansing for weeks vacation
Mrs. j 9. Scott visited her sister, Mrs.
G. Farr, of Owosso, Tuesday--Mr.
Arthur Holland, of Lapeer, was the
guest of Miss Inez Cramer, Thursday.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1901-04-05
Chaplin.

Mr.. and Mrs. Glasser spent Saturday
in Owosso-Nellie Williams visited
her brother Milt over Sunday-Miss
Maude Fish. of Owo $50, visited her
cousin, Ella M. Lyons, Tuesday--Dr.
Bell reports twin boys at Mr.. George
Fields'-C. M Loynes made business
trip to Saginaw Wednesday,. Batch.
elor has been confined to the house the
past week with. mumps--Mrs. Daisy
Quackenbush is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyer-There will be
Easter services at the Methodist church
Sunday-Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Sawyer
called on Chaplin friends Saturday
School commences again next Monday
after long vacation.