The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-02-19

party at her home Wednesday evening.
Lazotte, the Perry base BAH pitcher,
who defeated Owosso several times last
year, will play with r. N. Parshall's
/ team in Owosso this season.
Milo Powers. of Cadillac, arrived in
the city Monday to visit his sister, Mrs.
f.. E. Evans, He froze an ear while
going to the depot at Cadillac
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carey, of Mt.
Pleasant, we'll known here, have decided
to go out Of the hotel business at their
home. Mr.. Carey will go back to work
for the Ann Arbor railroad.
AT the solicitation of number of in
fiuential republicans of this part of the
county, G. w. Mimic has decided to
enter the race for the nomination of
sheriff, and is in the hands of his
friends. -Durand Express.
The official board of the M. E. church
had charge of the revival services Tues
day evening at the church. On We'd
ne sday evening the young men were in
charge, and Prof. d. A. Reagh was
leader.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Craig entertain
ed the East side pedro club on Saturday
evening, First prizes were won by
Mrs. Charles Champion and William
Wrenn;. consolation prizes by Charles
Champion and Mrs. Ernest Cummins.
The home of William Findlater, of
Grand Rapids, was destroyed by fire
Wednesday night, Mrs. Findlater and
her babe barely escaping from the
flames, Mr.. Findlater, who is in Wis
consin on business, is brother of
James Findlater, of this city.
Mrs. Georgia Farr, wife of Charles E.
Farr, 1920 Mulberry street, died Sunday
of abcess, after an illness of several
years. She leaves husband and four
children. Funeral services took place
Tuesday, Rev. Warner officiating. In
terment took place at Dewey cemetery.
Major George B. McCaughna, Capt.
Ross and Lieuts Case and Van Dyne
will go to Bay City tonight where the
citizens will present Co. B with fine
new silk flag. Service medals will also
be given the men who have served five
years, and the major will make the pre-
sentation speech. On Feb. 90, at least
part. of the officers will go to Grand
Rapids to the ball and reception there.
Through the courtesey of the Michi-
gan Stove Co., of Detroit, Mr.. Ira G..
Curry has been able to give one of its
best steel ranges, fully equipped with
ten gallon reservoir and warming oven
to the Dorcas Home for $25 1t is regu-
lar $45 range but in order to make use
of the money raised at the card party
given for the Dorcas Home, the Michi-
gan Stove Co. has been party to fine
bit of charity.
Miss Mabel Amosentertained at the
home of Mrs. M. E. Densmore, on Sat
urday evening, for Miss Meta Newton.
Fifty couples enjoyed a dance at
Pythian Castle Hall, Tuesday evening.
Marion Lingo was found drunk on the
streets Saturday night, and was taken
to the city Jail on a dray by Under
Sheriff Case, Lingo pleaded not guilty
to Justice McCaughna, and will be tried
March 1.
Samuel Lamfrom is visiting son at
North Baltimore, o.
Floyd Weirs, Cass street, is recover
ing from an attack of pneumonia.
Mrs. George Denyes, south Shiawas
see street, has been sick few days.
The fine new residence of Mr. and
Mrs L.. II. Parker on north Ball street
was practically ruined by fire early
Wednesday morning. 1t is supposed
the fire caught from defective CRATE
and had been slowly smoldering for sew
eral hours before it was discovered.
Part of the household goods were saved.
The loss will be met with the insurance
of $500. Mr.. and Mrs. Parker escaped
from the house in their night clothes
The publication of 1.-THE Loyal
Church" this week crowds out two
columns or more of local and county
news.
Miss Mabel Halstead formerly of
Johnson's Department store, is now
book keeper for DR.. A. L. Arnold.
j. Arthur Byerly has been sick day