The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1901-04-05
DIR. w. K. Ward was in Laingsburg Tues

1 MISS Eumd WOnHacOtt mas Dttu d5sistin
at VanDusen's during the week.
Charles and Miss Ella Hanes went to DE
troit Wednesday for short visit.
Floyd Bailey, of the Aun Arbor Office
spent Sunday with Cadillac friends.
Jay Stinson has gone to Battle Greek t.
| accept position In hardware store.
Mrs. r. j. StOrrer has been the guest o.
relatives near Byron during part of the
week.
Merrick +. Blair and Jack Ashford
spent Tuesday near St. Charles hunting
ducks
Even McCaughna and Edwards began tC
look nervous before Mondays votes were al
counted.
Mrs. j. q. Osburn entertained the young
LADIES' sewing club at her home Wednesday
afternoon.
Mr.. T.. M. Wiley Is now In charge of the
Sturtevant lumber yard on south Washing.
ton street.
G. o. Trask, of the Union Telephone Co.,
of Alma, was in the city on telephone bust.
ness Tuesday.
Geo. b. Daniels, of Grand Rapids, was
the guest of his brother Il. Fl. Daniels
Monday night.
Mrs. Jas. Findlater and son, Willie, have
been visiting relatives In Grand Rapids
during the week.
Mrs. Samuel Willis, Of Thompsonville. i,
visiting her mother, Mrs. Myra Buckmin
lister, in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Graham are visitinl
relatives in North Branch where they wen
Wednesday morning.
Leslie Parker is home from Cleveland
Ohio, where he has been studying music
for the last two months.
Mrs. w. 8. Terrill, of Muir, has been &
guest at the home of her cousin, Theron
Stevens, during the week.
The Royal Neighbors will give ten cen
supper in the Nj. w. of A. hall over the
postOffice tomorrow evening.
Mayor-elect Emery received congratula'
tons by wire from Boston, Tuesday, on hi'
election as mayor of this city.
X. w. Crawford and w. v. Robbins
spent Saturday near st. Charles trying
their new boat and hunting ducks.
Fred Osburn, of the firm of Osburn
Sons, has been spending the week in New
York City buying goods for the firm.
A. Steggall received the news Friday
morning of the death of his father in Eng
land who died at the age of ninety years.
John b. Stockdale has moved his Office
across the hall in the Keeler block, now oc
cupying rooms fronting on Exchange street
Miss Grace White has resigned her posi-
ton with the st. Johns Republican and ha:
returned TO her position in the Racket store
Supt. and Mrs. 4. T. Austin and daugh
ter returned the first of the week from theil
visit with Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti rela
tives
Chas. A. Beebe is making preparation:
for moving next week to West Ferndale
Washington, where he has a position
awaiting him.
Owosso Lodge No. 81 +. and A. M
worked In the second degree Wednesday
evening after the regular business of the
month was done.
Edwin Brewster was called to Bancroft
Monday evening by the announcement o
the approaching death of his father, who
died the next day.
A pension of $12 per month has been
granted to Mrs. p. Maloney, of Burton, or
account of the death of her son during the
Spanish war.
Ed. Allingham has rented his meat mar.
ket to p. ID. Dean and son f. j. Dean, and
will open a real estate and loan Office in the
rooms above his market.
The reception given by the Sunday
school class of Geo. b. McCaughna in the
Congregational church parlors Friday even
ing was pleasant social success.
The Harris Bazaar has been moved from
the Beebe store, corner of Washington anC
Main streets to the Miesen building, corner
of Washington aud ComstOck streets.
Mr. and Mrs. j. T. McCurdy, of Corunna
returned on Wednesday afternoon from
Florida, after an absence of four months
Mr.. McCurdy's health is greatly improved
1t is reported that one of the ministers o.
the city turned summersaults on the we
grass in his front yard Monday evenir
when called out of his house and informed
of the result of the msyoralty contest.
The farmers along the Morrice free rura
delivery route evidently know how L
patronize the route as note from Post
master Watkins states that the carrier de
livered seven thousand three hundred eigh
plecies of mail to them in the month Of
March alone.
John l.. Brewster, of Bancroft, died a
his home in that village Tuesday mornins
about six o'clock of abcess of the brain. Ii,
was the father of Edwin Brewster, of tbl,
city, and brother of Charles Brewster Of
Grand Rapids, and OF w. X. Brewster
formerly of this city, but now of Durand
He left wife and daughter, Blanche