The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1901-03-29

city over Sunday.
@. G. TurneS of Traverse City, spent
Sunday In this city.
Rev. A. Luther, Of Ovid. was the guest
of M. l.. Parker, Tuesday.
Mrs. James Osburn went to Detroit
Wednesday for short visit.
Mrs. Milo Bott has been guest of Ann
Arbor relatives part of the week.
Mail Carrier Will Priest resumed bis
| work Tuesday after a weeks illness.
The Calvary Mission Rummage Sale is
now in progress on west Main street.
Two more new members were taken into
the military company Tuesday night
The Royal Neighbors meet this evening
with Mrs. Samuel Gellatly on Grover street.
The Kings Daughters met Wednesday
evening with Miss ellison at her home on
Water street
Tod Klncaid and r. K. Travis were In
Bay City on Monday attending meeting of
mine operators.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Griffith have been en-
tertaining Mrs. Hattie Corlett, of Detroit,
part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Darling, of Frank
fort, have been guests Of relatives in the
city part of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Warren are shipping
their goods to Los Angeles, Calf, where
they expect to go soon.
George Hall has resigned his position as
shipping clerk at the OwossO Carriage
Company's factory and has gone to Buffalo,
N. Y.
The Star of Hope Rebekahs visited the
| Corunna Rebekah lodge Tuesday evening
and gave the. degrees to class of candi-
dates.
| The Home Forum held . meeting We'd
nesday evening and INDUCED In refresh
ments after the business part Of the meeting
was finished.
| Mrs. Nancy Gould has returned from
Riverside, ILL.,, where she has been spend
ing the winter with her daughter. Miss
Meta Gould.
| II. r. Moss and Miss Minnie FOess,
both of this city were married at the As
bury parsonage Monday evening, Rev. J.
Chapman officiating.
Mrs. Fred B. Woodland has been enter
tanning her sister, Miss Anna May Pier, and
cousins, Misses Donna and Anna Edwards,
OF Flint, q part OF the week.
Mrs. L. Phillips, of Grand Rapids, and
Mrs. Moore, of Allegan, have been In the
city during the week, called here by the
illness and death OF l.. b. Phillips.
Patrick Noonan was thrown from Michi-
gan Central hand car Tuesday and received
a scalp wound which took several stitches
to close up. DIR. p. s. Wilson dressed the
wound.
School dismisses today for the regular
spring vacation in all departments except
those which had their vacation a few weeks
ago at the time of moving into the new
Central School.
Hugh Conklin, who resigned as principal
of the Morrice schools short time ago to
take up work for the Northwestern Life In
surance Co, expects to make Owosso his
headquarters hereafter. He is graduate
of the Owosso schools.
Capt. Frank Buckingham, who has just
returned from the Philippines with the SOth
volunteer infantry, is said to be one OF the
favored ones for commission in the regu-
lar army. His promotion from first lieu
tenant to captain was announced about the
time his regiment sailed from the island.
Captain Buckingham is brother of Mrs.
s. K. Parkil, of this city.
Wilson Tent acted on fourteen new
applications at its Monday evening meeting.
A lunch was served after the business
meeting was held and a number of short
speeches were made. The contest between
divided is going on at lively rate and the
indications are that the membership OF the
order In this city will be decidedly increased
before 1t is decided which side must pay for
the supper for the vausuished ones.
Another Dakota colonist train went
through Owosso Tuesday on the Ann Ar
Dor railway. The party took the route
across the lake and thence west and north
over the Wisconsin Central and the Great
Northern. There were nearly one hundred
persons in the party which was not as large
however as the party Of last year. A mum.
Der from this county took the train al
Owosso. The most of those going took
their household goods and live stock.
ID. M. Estey started Wednesday evening
for Malagra, New Mexico, to enter upon
his duties as resident superintendent of the
mines which he and others own In tina,
region. A number of Owosso men, car.
penters, steam engineers, gas filters, ETC.,
expect to 60 within few days to assist him
In putting up the buildings and machinery
at the mines. There are no buildings OF
roads to the property at present and the
con- pany expects to have to speRd few
weeks In tents before houses will be erected
| and ready for occunancv