The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-01-02

sick. ,
Miss Name Hoyt spent New Years il
Ypsilanti.
Miss Clara Witt returns tomorrow
from Almont.
Miss Elizabeth Pond is visiting he
parents Mt Ann Arbor.
A daughter of Il. M. Burgess is sicl
with an attack Of quinsy.
Mary Tannehill has recovered from
an attack of scarlet fever.
| The Colfax Rebekahs initiated TIVE
candidates, Friday evening.
Miss Nellie Carpenter has been spend
ing part of her vacation in Jackson.
Cyrus Reimer has been called Il
Rochester by the death of brother.
Miss Glynn Williams entertained
friends at her home Monday evening.
Vernie and Flossie Burnett, of Lans
ing, are visiting relatives in this city.
Chas. and Benz. Butler visited rela
tives at Chesaning the first of the week
Ellen, daughter of James Campbell, is
i'll at her home on South Chapman street.
Mrs ARA Fowler has had serious
attack of hillary collie during the past
week.
Mrs. Fred Odell, of Nilestown, Ont,
is guest of her daughter, Mrs. T. b.
Scott.
Jonn Brown, of West Main street, is
employed at Cudworth & Company
store.
An eleven pound daughter was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hayes, Monday
evening.
G. r., Woodin, of Harrison, Clare
county, is visiting his family in Owosso
township.
Miss Mary Stevens, of Owosso, who is
teaching in Traverse City, spent the
week in Owosso.
Miss Grace Amos returned home Mon
day evening from visit with friends
in Lansing and Fenton.
Miss Meta Gould, who is teaching
in Chicago, spent the holidays with her
mother, Mrs Nancy Gould.
Miss Kate Cooper, who is teaching in
Plainwell, Mich, spent her vacation
with her parents, south of Owosso.
The Modern Woodmen and Royal
Neighbors of America, will have joint
installation next Wednesday evening.
Mrs George Moffit, of Page, N. d.,
has been the guest of her brother, O. B.
Preston, Corunna avenue, few days.
G. T. Symes, father of G. B. Symes,
died at st. Charles, Sunday evening
The funeral took place Wednesday a,
Milan, ..
Mrs. VIM. L Cook, who has been suf
fering from gangrene of the right foo,
for the past two months, is now i'm
proving.
Mr.. and Mrs George Koran returned
to their home in Lansing. Monday
after visit at the home of j. H
Goetzen.
Lyman Alcombrack, manager of the
Cleveland Plain Dealer, il visiting hi,
brother, Philip Alcomprack, of Owosst
township.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Ledbeter, O.
Battle Creek, formerly of Owosso. re
Gently welcomed ten pound daughte
to their home.
Miss Nora Blackmore, of Leslie, ant
Peter c. Krupp, of Houston, Texas, ar
guests at G. w. Sackrider's, Yves
Oliver street
Gus Abel, while swedging piece o
steel at the carriage factory, met witt
a very painful accident which will la.
him off for couple of weeks.
Dr. William L. Dennison, a membe
of Corunna Commandery No. 81
Knights Templar, and former resi-
dent of Durand, is dead ut his home il
| Charleston.
| Benjamin DeFreeze, of Morrice, hi
nearly $3.50 in gold in a sack in his pota
to bin, some time ago. Mr.. DeFreez
was killed by a train recently. Hi
son Charles found the money last week
Mrs. Fred b. Woodland, of John street
entertained at progressive pedro, Mon
day evening in honor of her sister, Mis-
Anna Mae Pier, of Flint. The prize
were won by Miss Anna Dudley an
Calvin Bentley.
S. B. Pitts, who travels for Phipp:
Penoyer d Co., wholesale grocers, G
Saginaw, has been transferred to Ger
trail Michigan territory and will retail
his residence in Owosso. He will prol
ably buy home here
The County Medical Society will hol
their annual meeting at Hotel Wilder
muth next Tuesday afternoon. Muc
important business will be transacted
officers elected and important paper
read and discussed. A banquet will
served in the evening.
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