The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-01-03

visiting In Saginaw.
Reeves Goodwin attended party In
tonia Tuesday night.
j. II. Thorne has left for an extended
visit at Syracuse, N. Y.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Nolan spent New
Years Day at Ypsilanti.
Fred Sutherland has bought the, Harvey
Stanlake farm west of the city.
Miss Allie Parshell, of Oakley, visited
relatives In Owosso New Years day.
Miss Janette Smith, formerly of this city,
spent the first of the week visiting friends
here.
Miss Lena Keytes entertaIns this after
noon In honor OF Mrs. Geo. Byerly, OF
Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rupert Paris. of Saginaw,
have been guests OF Ow0sso friends during
the week.
Attorneys w. A. Norton, of st Johns,
aud J. j. Carton, of Flint, were in the city
yesterday.
Homer Bot, of Potterville, has been
the guest of his mother. Mrs. j. 81.
Faxon. a part of the week.
Miss Georgia Tilden and Percy Clark, of
Vernon, attended the Assembly party at
the Armory Tuesday evening.
j. II. Fsxon spent the first part Of the
week in Clinton county looking after
matters pertaining to his farm.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. o. Parker entertained
the doctors parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. B.
Parker, OF Saginaw, on New Years.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Byerly, of Detroit,
have been guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. r. Black during the week.
VIII Beers and family spent few days
this week visiting Owosso relatives. Will
returned to his work In Ionia last evening.
Mrs. Oscar Wells has been entertaining
Mrs. Jennie Fenton and daughters, of
Lansing, during part of the present
week.
James Loeb has left for Estey City,
New Mexico, and other southern and
southwestern points, for the benefit of his
health.
Mrs. Fred Stoddard and children, who
have been visiting relatives and friends In
this city, returned to her home In Detroit
Yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. ID. Corey and Mrs. VIM. Saver
Jr. attended the fifteenth wedding ami
versary of Mr.. and Mrs, Thomas Wilcox in
Bennington Wednesday.
w. j. Mccullough, treasurer OF the
township of Shiawassee, will be at the
Office of the county treasurer on Thursday,
Jan. 9th, to receive taxes.
Mrs. Fl. W. Osmer and child, of Bar
croft, have been guests of Mrs. -0smer's
mother Mrs. Zimmerman, of North Water
street, part of the week.
Company FL is giving q little extra a.
tention to preparing for an inspection by its
commanding officer, Colonel Robert j.
Bates, which is booked for the near
future.
Rupert E. Paris, formerly of this city, is
one of the stockholders In new Saginaw
company organized for the manufacture of
baking powder and the conducting Of
general mercantile business.
DR.. F. W. Noble, formerly house
physician at the SanitaTium in this city,
was married on the 21st ult. in Newcastle,
Ontario, to Miss Bedford who was for q
time nurse at the same place. They will
reside at Remus.
Mrs. Andrew Henderson died at her
home in Henderson Tuesday. She was
eighty years of age and was the grand
mother of E. K. and A. W. Henderson of
this city. The funeral services were held
yesterday.
Will Covert, former Owossoite, cele-
brated his Christmas by mixing up in a
railway smashup in Arizona according to
word which has reached his friends in this
city. He lost his baggage but considered
himself fortunate as three other passengers
In the same car lost their lives.
luS NEW LEAFS Odi III tue dIuOfy
Tuesday evening was one of the pleasant
est of the series which the No Name As
sembly Club has given during the present
season. Nearly one hundred couples en-
joyed the waltzipg and two-stepping while
the gallery was filed with spectators who
came to enjoy the music and swatch the
dancing.
The M. A. G. Record refers as follows to
former resident of this city: Mrs. Hicks,
widow OF G. FL. Hicks, 1872, has received
notice that her papers In the civil service
examination for promotion which she un.
derwent sometime ago, were the most salts
factory submitted at that time, and she will
receive well merited promotion. Those
of Us who knew Mrs. Hicks or her husband
will greatly rejoice In her deserved success.
The Detroit Lodge of Elks presented the
newly made Owosso lodge with handsome
loving cup, gold lined and of massive ap-
pearance. The cup bears the inscription
presented by Detroit Lodge to Owosso
Lodge of Elks, Dec 80, 1901" 1t has
been on exhibition during the week at T..
o. Christians where II has attaacted no
small amount OF attention. II will occupy