The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1901-10-25

Born, to Rev. and Mrs. Carlos II. Hanks.
on Monday, son. 40
G. q. Cole has purchased the Detroit Free
Press agency for the city. uoi..s.
Mrs. r. ]. Brown spent Sunday in Ann
Arbor with her son, Fred.
A. M. Bentley left Tuesday on busi-
ness trip to Shortsville, N. Y.
Atty. Odell Chapman expects TO 20 to
the Upper Peninsula next month to hunt
deer.
l.. ID. Austin, of Kalamazoo, was the
guest of his brother, Supt. Austin, Friday
night.
T. S. Arnold, of Toronto, was the guest
of his brother, DR.. A. l.. Arnold, the first
of the week.
MIR. and Mrs. Lloyd Lewis have returned
from Bay View where they have been for
several months.
Mrs. Morris w. Montgomery, of Lansing,
was the guest of Mrs. j. b. Sullivan the
first of the week.
The total number of deaths reported to
the State Board OF Health in this county
last month was 35.
The Misses Bernice Keeler and Anna
Dudley were home from Detroit from
Friday until Monday.
Hugh Miller and Chas Ellis resumed
their positions in the post Office yesterday
after having their vacations.
Letters from Cadet Harry A. Orr show
that he Is getting along finely at the U. s.
Naval Academy at Annapolis, Md.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Osburn, Mr.. and Mrs.
w 81. Bigelow and son left Tuesday for
Buffalo to attend the Par American.
The post office at West Haven was closed
on Tuesday and patrons of the Office now
receive their mail from the Owosso Office.
Mrs. J. d. Estes left this NOR ming for st.
Johns to attend a familv reunion. Mr..
Estes will 90 tomorrow to spend Sunday.
Miss Lois Rigley and Mrs. d. P. White
will represent the Woman's Club at the
The examination of Clark Crane, arrest
ed on complaint of W. G. Appleton for tax.
ing part OF tag machine, has been ad-
journed to Nov. s.
The high school teachers are visiting the
Ann Arbor and Lansing high schools to-
day. The grade teachers will spend next
Friday visiting schools in nearby cities.
A residence on Clinton street owned by
Mrs. Jennie Zollinger, of Topeka. Kas.,
and occupied by Will Greenwalt and VIII
Horn was slightly damaged by fire Sunday
afternoon.
Leo G. Brewer has severed his connection
with the shoe business of the late z. l..
Brewer and the same will be managed by
the administrator, Fl. w. Parker, assisted
by Fred Conklin.
Mrs. Fl. p. Wolaver, assisted by Mrs. 81.
ID. Lyon and Mrs. K. M. Richardson,
entertained the ladies of the Congregational
Social Union at the home of the former on
Tuesday afternoon.
Gaylord Finch, of Bennington township.
graduate of the Owosso high school, has
been elected president of the junior dental
class of the University of Michigan. This
is quite an honor for Mr.. Finch.
VIM Hills, tried in Justice McCaughna's
court Tuesday for having quail In his posses
sion before the open season, was acquitted
owing to a disagreeme as to the dates
fixed by law for the open season.
G. w. Hopkins and wife, of Owosso, ex-
pect to have their daughter, Mrs. John
Oliver, and family With them this winter,
as Mr.. Oliver will have business in Owosso
in short time. -Chesaning Argus.
Mrs. Clara Hoffman, a temperance lee
turer of national repute and favoraby COM
pared to John G. Wooley for elcquence, will
speak in the First M. E. church Sunday
evening. Oct. 81. All invited to come.
Admission free.
The remains of Harold. the five months
old infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Cuyl Smith,
of Lapeer, formerly of this city, were
brought to Owosso Tuesday morning for
burial in Oak Hill cemetery. Rev. X. y.
Cooper held brief services.
Married, at st. Paul's church on Tues
day, Mr.. James Coe, of Frankfort, and Miss
Annie Ferrigan, of Woodruff, Rev. FIR.
Slane officiating. Mr.. Coe formerly lived
in this city. AT present he is employed as
freight conductor on the Ann Arbor Ry.
They will reside in Frankfort.
Mrs. A. E. cry, of this city, was re
elected president of the Woman's Foreign
Missionary Society of the Saginaw district
at the meeting held in Caro- last week. Mrs.
l.. Fl. Howard, of Middlebury, was elected
second vice president, and Mrs. Z. j.
Blood, Of Lalngsburg, recording secretary.
Leo G. Brewer has decided to engage in
real estate and fire insurance business and
has rented rooms at 10s west Exchange
street and will open an Office this week.
He also intends to look after pension mat
ters, having had ute a good deal of ex-
perience In dealing with such cases with his
father.
The high school foot ball team easily
defeated the Saginaw high school team in
this city on Saturday, the score being 81 to