The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-09-19

Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Pardee are i
Howell.
Fred Manning is attending the SprinI
Arbor Seminary.
L. w. Hubbell attended the -Chesan
ing races Tuesday.
Miss Mabel Richardson will work in
millinery store at Charlotte this fall.
Miss Arizona Wimple gives corr
roast at the Dewey farm, this evening
Arthur Preyer has moved his family
from 412 East Main to 332 Saginaw
street.
Mrs. H. R. Tooley, Sr., is in Chatham
Ont, called there by the sudden death
of sister.
Mrs R. N. Parshall and Mrs. Conrad
Mehlenbacher have been in Milwaukee
for week.
The Free Methodist churches at Len
non and Venice have filed articles of
association.
James Fuller lost parts of three
fingers Friday at Estey Factory A, a
rip saw did it.
Mrs. Paul Wickert and son, ofChica-
| go, are visiting Mrs. Milton Grow, GA
Clinton street.
Mrs. E. A. Steel and son and Miss
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Nashville, Tenn.
R. E. Mackellar returned Thursday to
his work at Ashland, o., after spending
week with old friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Laurstein, of
New Orleans, are visiting Mrs. Laun-
STEMS sister, Mrs, Martha Mason.
Misses Lettie Goodale and Bessie
Galusha gave party on Wednesday
evening in honor of Miss Ethel Mclean.
Supt. and Mrs. j. w. Simmons will be
| rendered public reception in the par
lors of the Baptist church next Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. John Goodwin on Tuesday cele-
brated her SEVENTEEN birthday anniver-
sary by inviting number of friends to
dinner at her home on Mulberry street.
The regular w. G.. T. U. meeting was
held at the M. E. church on Wednesday
afternoon. Mrs j. P. Warner led the
meeting, Her subject was Faith APP
piled"
DR.. John Sweet, former Owosso
man, was given unanimous recall to his
present charge, Mary Palmer Memorial
church, Detroit by the official board
and congregation.
L. w. Hubbell, of this city, recently
closed deal whereby the fine Louis
Napoleon stallion owned by Captain
W. E. Cummin, of Corunna, goes to
New York man. The price is $780,
Arthur F. Ross, an insurance agent
who formerly boarded in Sciota town
ship and is known in this city, was
recently sentenced at Flint to six
months imprisonment for obtaining
money under false pretenses.
Mrs. H. A. Clapp and mother, Mrs. c.
Van Ness, visited E. G. Van Ness here
this week before going on to Grand
Rapids. Mrs Van Ness returns here
for more extended stay, but Mrs
Clapp will join her husband in New
Mexico.
Owing to the fact that abutting prop
erty holders have refused to sign re-
leases, the plan to deepen and widen
Comstock creek from the river to the
city limits has been abandoned. 1t
will simply be cleaned out, which does
not require the signing of releases.
Judge and Mrs. Hugh McCurdy, of
Corunna, who recently returned from
Mackinaw Island have gone to Provi-
dence, R. l., where they attended the
annual meeting of the Masonic Royal
Order of Scotland, and the ,ninetieth
session of the Ancient Accepted Scottish
Rite.
Miss Catherine T. Cary, formerly of
Owosso, has written County Clerk John
Y Martin for copy of her citizenship
papers, which she needs in a deal now
being made at Rugby, n. D., where she
has farm worth So 500. She is acting
as stenographer for firm at Rugby.
Walter Wilson, of THE TIMES force,
had his vest caught in the cogs of the
folder, Saturday, and the garment was
stripped off him. He ESCAPED by an
inch or two serious injury and disfgure-
ment to his face, the belt which trans
mitted power slipping off just in time.
Miss Haskell, of Owosso, who has a
class of violin students here, appeared
on the program in duet with Howard
Roberts, and a solo to which she was
compelled to give an encore. Miss
Haskell is fast becoming an artist with
her instrument and selects such music
as her audience appreciates Bancroft
Commercial. =
Roy Chapman has left for Chicago
Heights. Ill, to take a position in tbe