The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-12-26

Christmas.
Mrs. Charles Rindge, who has been
very i'll, is recovering.
Misses Alma and Emma Steadman !
are home from Chesaning.
Roy Clark, of Charlevoix, has accept
ed position with THE TIMES.
The M. r. Sunday school enjoyed !
supper Tuesday evening in the church ,
parlors.
Mr.. B. e. Smith and Miss Smith !
spent Christmas with G. N Smith at
Bay City. i
The Maple River Farmers Club will
be entertained by A l.. Chandler New
Years day
ID. d. Strickland will be home this
week from long stay in Texas and
New Mexico.
A daughter was born Monday night
to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith, West
Mason street.
Miss Alice Magaw, nurse in Roches-
ter, Mimi, hospital is the guest of rel
atives in the county.
Forty couples attended the Eleventh
Hour Dancing clubs party at the arm
DRY, Tuesday evening.
Thieves stole 1000 fve-cent cigars
from J. X. Fischers factory on West
Main street, Tuesday night
The mid winter meeting of the Coun-
ty Association of Farmers Clubs is to
be held in Corunna Feb. 10th.
E. E. Henderson is editor of the Mich
igan Monthly, a paper advertising the
Michigan Health e. Accident Associa-
ton
r. j Colby will remain in the Office
of the county treasurer to assist Mr.. A.
IL. Northway when he assumes his
duties.
William McAlpine has leased the
Frank Weidman farm in Owosso town
ship. He will raise forty acres of beets
next summer.
Miss Sarah Bancroft's Sunday school
class of the First NJ E. church made
her present, Tuesday evening, of a
cut glass olive dish.
The Christmas entertainment at the
Disciple church, Tuesday evening, was
very successful. Rev. and Mrs. Coultard
received many fine presents.
: Mr.. A. j. Barrett, local weight in
q spector, and Miss Florence, daughter of
q George Bray, were married Wednesday
evening by Rev. F. S. Lyon.
= Mr. and Mrs j. w. Revenaugh cele-
brated the twenty-third anniversary of
their wedding Tuesday evening by en-
tertaining friends and neighbors.
, Mr. Adriel A. Crawford and Miss Lois
9 Rigley are to be married at the home OF
!, the brides father, Mr.. Chas E. Rigley
John street, Wednesday afternoon, Dec
f, 31st.
. James Lynch and Bert Gristock have
, purchased Fred l.. Simpsons grocery
9 business on West Main street, and have
taken possession. Mr.. Simpson goes Oh
the road.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Davis, Owossc
township gave reception on Tuesday
Z evening in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. David
Winkler, of Owosso who were recently
married.
About twenty fve Knights Templar,
" including several Owosso gentlemen,
!, lost their uniforms in the fire at Co
runna, Wednesday. They had left the
regalia in the hall.
F. w. Brown, the Ithaca poultry
: man, has rented the building formerly
occupied by A. L. Phillips on West
Exchange street, and will have a per
manent branch here.
Henry G. Schneider, of Garland, and
;, Miss Nina Sheperd, of New Haven, were
married Wednesday, by Rev. j. IL.
: Coultard at his residence, 321 East
Williams street. Mr.. and Mrs. Schneid-
10 er will reside in Garland.
George Carr, former Owosso boy,
;, lost his left hand, while braking on tho
G, S. 81 M. at Flushing, Saturday night.
He was knocked from the side of a car
, by projection, and the wheels passed
i over his hand. He is at his home in
Durand.
: The striking Owosso printers are
going to issue daily paper to be called
the Evening News. This will be three
dailies for Owosso, which is fully as
I. many as the city needs-about one more
than it will support -Fenton indie
pendent.
Mr. Lester McDiarmid, science teach
er of the High school, and Miss Evan
geline Lawrie eighth grade teacher, were
Q married Wednesday by Rev. J. p. Var
:, ner, in their own home on Ada street.
Both teachers have been here several
= y,ars, and are very popular.
Twice since she was seventy nine