The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-12-23

M. for the holidays.
Miss Grace Broeffie, of Detroit, will
spend next week here.
Mrs. Fred M. Grove will spend
Christmas at Gallon, o.
Mrs. John H. Evans is assisting at the
Davis Dry Goods Co. s store.
Supt. w. F. Bradley, of the Ann Ar
Dor, was in the city Wednesday.
Frank Comstock and wife will be
here from Detroit for the holidays.
Miss Grace Dewey is home from Gam
bier, Ohio for the holiday vacation
Miss Nellie Goss will be home from
indianapolis tomorrow for Christmas
George H. Sweet and family will
spend the Christmas holidaysin Detroit
Miss Fannie Osborne will come home
from Shelbyville, Ind, for the holidays
Glynn Trowbridge, of Lansing, will
spend Christmas with his parents here.
Fred Buchholtz and Miss Inez Barber
of this city, will be married Sunday at
Alba.
The Misses Minnie and Nellie Nc
Cormick will be home today for the
holidays.
Mrs. Clara Williams, of Little Rock,
Ark, is guest of her cousin, Mrs. j.
H. Aldrich.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Southworth,
of Lansing, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
l. G. Southworth, here.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Cartwright, of
Dawson, will be guests Christmas of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hughes.
Jasper Crane, a shoemaker, was sent
to the county Jail this week for ten
days He was charged with drunken
ness.
Miss Elsie Lord who teaches school
at st. Louis, Mich, will be the guest of
her brother, r. l.. Lord, here Christ
mas.
DR.. E. T Wilson, U. S. A., will be
home to eat Christmas dinner with his
family. He reached San Francisco this
week from Manila.
John Lee, of Grand Rapids, who pub
lished the Owosso Press in 1865, called
on old friends here this week. He not,
ed astonishing changes in the city.
An original pension of $500 has been
granted Mary N. Hunt, widow of
Charles D. Hunt, West Owosso; also an
increase to $40 for Edward Pasco, OF
Bennington.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. K. Brown, formerly
of the New National, of Owosso, and
now of the Hotel Hodges, Pontiac, ex'
pect to go into the hotel business at
Indianapolis next spring.
P. B. Reynolds, who has been speak
ing at farmers Institutes for the past
ten days, through the northern part OF
the state, returned home Tuesday. H.
was accompanied by Prof. Jefferies Of
the M. A. G..
The remains Of Nathaniel G.. Phillips
Winthrop Phillips, Mrs. Lucy Kimbal
anditwo children, relatives of the above
were removed last week from the Ere
mont cemetery near Bancroft, and re
inferred at Owosso.
William McKendry received a gold
ring with an Elk's head on it, and Ed
ward Conner one bearing a Masonic
emblem, from the sugar factory ma
chinists this week. Messrs. McKendr,
and Conner are the sugar factory en-
gineers.
Major George B. McCaughna, Capt
! Carlos II. Hanks and Lieut.. M. j
Phillips, field officers of the Sd Infantry
M. N. c., have received orders to re
port at Lansing Monday, January 2, t.
attend the inauguration of Gov .elec
Warner.
Because the suit case containing TIN
music was not put on the Ann Arbo
train by employees, the Veronica trio, o
Owosso, was compelled to disappoint
large audience at Shepherd, Tuesda.
night. The entertainment will be Civ
en- after New Years.
According to very interesting pape
read by Mrs Jay Sessions at a recen
meeting of Clinton County Pomon
Grange, Maple Rapids was founded il
1882. A postoffice was established il
1862 and the only pail received wa
through Owosso. The mail wa
brought from this city twice week o.
horseback and was carried back 70
transmission to the outer world b.
stage.
From the surplus left in the treasur
from the recent successful campaign
the republican county officers on Tues
day purchased leather chair for W
HI. Bigelow, chairman; silk umbrell
for j.. w. Jordan, secretary; and ms
hogany table for w. A. RosenlSran'
treasurer of the republican county con
mittee. Prosecuting Attorney Hamper
at meeting of the committee and cal
didates, made the speech in Mr.. Jol