The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-01-30

Miss Pauline Crum entertained friends
on Wednesday afternoon.
Thirty couples attended the Pythian
party at Castle Hall, Tuesday evening.
The pension of Chas F. Coles, of Ban
croft, has been increased to SEA pei
month.
William Herman, Martin street, is
serving thirty days in the county jail
for drunkenness.
A twelve pound son was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Bush, who live north
west Of the city, Tuesday.
J. w. Hubbard is in Springfield, Ill.
this week attending the annual meeting
of the American Berkshire Association.
Arthur Strong, of Bennington, has
succeededV M. White as assistant keep
er of the senate document room at Lans
ing.
Cora E. Weeks was surprised Satur,
day afternoon by twenty little girl
friends. The party later had sleigh
ride.
Seventy-five union men attended the
First M. E, church Sunday evening.
Rev. j. p. Warner preached them a
special sermon.
Elroy NJ. Priest, of this city, has gone
to Chicago to open law office He
was formerly with Clarke, Durfee &
Allor at Detroit
Simon Vedder, of the Twentieth Cen
fury Fraternity, has moved his Office to
the second story of the Hall block.
Fred Edwards, Leo G Brewer and
H. w. Conklin are candidates for the
republican nomination for city clerk.
d. d. Mulcahy, of Detroit, president
of the Woodworkers Union, delivered
an address to the local union, Monday
evening.
Miss Fannie Cardwell, Grand Rap
ids trained nurse, has come to Owosso
to make her home with her mother on
s ate street.
The o. L. L. Band will give an in
vited masquerade at the armory, Feb
ruary co. The costumes will be of the
colonial period.
Mrs Ernest Greenwalt was surprised
by party of friends Wednesday even
ing, the occasion being her birthday.
She received several presents.
The forefnger of Mrs. Archer Smith,
Central street, was nearly severed from
her hand, Monday. A knife slipped
while Mrs. Smith was opening can.
A party of friends from the church of
Christ visited at the home of Mrs. M.
L. Burch, Woodlawn avenue, Wednes-
lay evening. They rode over in lum-
Der wagon.
Leo Mckenzie, of this city, and c.
Cadwallader, of Fort Wayne, Ind, have
purchased w. E. McKenzie's insurance
business. Mr.. Mckenzie will devote
Ill his time to real estate.
North Newburg Lodge No. 161, F. e.
4. NJ, has sent invitations to Owosso
friends to its annual reception and ball
% be held in Masonic hall, Durand, on
Wednesday evening, Feb. 4.
Miss Elsie Woodin entertained the
Union Telephone Company girls at her
home, Wednesday evening. Each guest
wore short dresses and carried a doll
Zach brought napkin lunch
Irving Marshall, who died at st Clair,
vas buried today at Potterville. Owos-
70 relatives who attended are Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Marshall, Mrs. Joseph
Terrell, and Mrs G. 1. Schenck.
Miss Isabel Longstreet was rendered
/ reception at the home of Mrs. George
Lanphere, Tuesday evening About
,ne hundred persons were present.
Light refreshments were served.
Jockey" Fred Edwards, of Owosso,
md Duncan Graham, of Corunna, had
1 fight Wednesday afternoon in front of
Nye's saloon. Ladies who We're passing
we're compelled to go into the street to
get by.
A number of the papers about the
state are publishing Congressman Ford
ley's paper on Cuban reciprocity and
is relation to the Sugar Beet industry.
The comments are very favorable to the
with Uncle Sans Fisherman"
article upon the U. S. fish
latcheries at Detroit appears in the
February American Boy" 1t is from
he pen of James o. Curwood, of De-
roit, former resident of this city.
Mckinley Memorial services were
held Yesterday afternoon under the au-
pIces of the w. R. c., Mrs. Livingston
PRESIDENT. Addresses were given by j.
w. Simmons, c. G. Duff, A. B. Crane,
md Revs. J p Warner, j. H. Coultard,
md G. H. Hanks. Special music was
given. The rooms were decorated in
National colors.