The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1901-02-22
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FRIDAY, FEB. %, 1901.


jrt MOTIFS spout oubuay III Ohcoapius'
mas. Covert, was home from Lansing for
dnday.
e. l.. Devereaux was in Detroit yesterday
on business.
j. Depgler spent Sunday at his old home
In Ann Arbor.
Charles Getsep, of Chesaning, spent Sun
day in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Detwiler spent Sun
day in Henderson.
W. s. Hunt has been visiting 10 Detroit
a part of the week.
L.x. Stowell suffered stroke of paraly-
sis Monday morning.
The Junior Band gives a party at the
armory this evening.
Frank Ellis entertained his father, of
Ypsianti, over Sunday.
Born, Sunday evening, a son to Mr.. and
Mrs. e. p. Vandewater.
@. A. Beebe has been out again this wee k
after an illness of few week.
/ The ''New" dancing club gave party in
in the armOry Monday evening.
G. ID. Mcintosh, of Port Horon, spent
Sunday and Monday in this city.
E. W. Woodland has been home from
New Baltimore part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Dick, of ST. Johns,
spent Sunday In Owosso with relatives.
Miss Mabel Grahame was home from her
school work at Duplain to spend Sunday.
W. s. Jones returned Saturday evening
from an extended southern business trip.
Miss Sarah Bancroft spent Sunday at the
home of her brother, Rev. K. b. Bancroft,
d. d. in Flint.
Miss Orpha Konkle, of Grand Rap ids,
has been guest at the home Of T. M.
Wiley this week.
Jay Terbusb has been taking treatment
at the Sanitarium for an attack of inflam.
matory rheumatism.
The members of Court Owosso and their
friends enjoyed q social evening at their
L
hall Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Southworth have been
entertaining Miss Gertrude Smith, OF
Laingsburg, part OF the week.
Two sleigh loads of young people from
the Burton M. X, church called on Rev.
and Mrs. Jas. Chapman Tuesday evening.
DR.. Scott, of Vernon, attended the re-
vival services in this city Sunday. He was
former school friend of Rev. s, e
Hunter,
A number Of Loyal Guards of the city at
tended the annual meeting of the frs
division, in Flint yesterday afternoon ant
evening.
The pupils who attend the grades at the
Central school were summoned to thei
work by the new bell for the first tim'
Monday.
The Flint school has prepared Wash
ngton's birthday program which will b.
given at the school, south of this city, thi
evening. A small admission fee will b.
charged, the proceeds to be used In creating
library fund for the school.
James Mclean, who has been very Low
with pneumonia all Of the week and in fac
was almost given up number of time
yesterday, had more comfortable nigh
last night and this morning has more thai
a fighting chance at least for recovery.
The city schools except the high schoo
which is closed again on account OF tn
} cold, are in session today in spite OF the fac
that 1t is Washington's Birthday and
e2al holiday, the school board having de
cided that the work of the pupils ha,
already been broken into enough for tn
present.
Roy Matthews is one of the candidate
for the place of catcher on the U. of M
: base ball team for the coming season. Ro
was one Of the best players on the hIe
school teams while attending school In tn
city and his friends hope to see him SUI
cesstul in making the Varsity" he
home today for short visit.
, The Current Topic Club met Wednesda
. evening with Mrs. Stanley K Parkil
Miss Kanagy read her paper on Sculpture
and there we're number OF fine music
selections. The members Of the club wei
\ accompanied by their husbands and I'll
A evening proved to be veIy etj yah
' social session.
The Boston Clothing Store no longer o.
4 cupies the store on South Washingto
: street where 1t has done business for SO
i eral years past The name will not be SD
fered to be forgotten, however, as q card
4 the window Of the store under the Y M.
A. rooms on North Washington street q
1 noupces that the "Bosion Clothing Stor
). will occupy that buIldiag after the 18th
g Mach.