The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-11-04
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f. J. Titus, of Portland, is watchmak-
er for Allison 81 Son.
d. F. Blair will go to Vanderbilt to-
night on deer hunting trip.
Mrs. E. A. Gould is at Colorado
Springs, Col, visiting her son Ray
Postmaster Bemis, OF Carson City,
was in the city Wednesday evening
Mrs. Carson has moved from her
home north of town to Lee street, Owos-
so.
Forty-five couples attended the Or
chestra party at the armory on Friday
night.
Mrs. D. M. Christian was called to
Norwalk, o., this week by the death of
a niece.
Edward Stanhope had two fingers cut
on saw at the Ann Arbor car shops,
Thursday.
Mrs. Emma Townsend, of Pittsburg,
Pa, is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. L.
Dimmick.
Mrs. Louie LYON has gone to st.
Louis, Mo-, to visit and to attend the
Exposition.
John Willoughby has moved from
near the Carson schoolhouse to Null
berry street, Owosso.
Mr.. and Mrs Leon Yorton have NOV
ed back to Jackson, where Mr.. Yorton
will be Bell lineman
! Lansing is to have Y. M. q. A.
building. $4,000 of the needed $780,
900 has been subscribed.
No. 81 drew the rocker at the German
Evangelical church bazaar. Mrs. A.
Newman got the quilt offered.
Claude Taylor is laid up with a lame
foot, the result of an injury sustained
while playing ball last summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leigh Christian have
moyed into the Sharpstene apartment
house on West Williams street.
John Cavanaugh, East Oliver street,
was kicked in the knee by his horse,
Thursday and painfully injured
Miss Cora Smith, formerly of this
city, was married recently, at Elsie to
Archibald Woolley, of that place.
The Standard Bearers met at the home
of Mrs. Jay Stinson, Park street, and
oil nd al
The Old Maids Convention, recently
held at the armory, Melted $97 for st.
Agnes Guild of Christ Episcopal church.
Mr.. and Mrs Chauncey P. Reynolds,
of Chicago, have been guests few days
at the formers old home in Maple Riv
er.
Miss Bertha E. Ostrander, formerly of
Owosso, and Mr.. Mark Joy, of Ply
mouth, were married last week in De-
troit.
"A Dream of Fair Women" at the
armory Tuesday night will prove the
most brilliant local affair ever attempted
in Owosso.
Capt E. P. Byerly has arrived home
from Washington to vote, and will re-
main for few days with his sister, Mrs.
George r. Black
Mrs. Ellen Simmington has purchased
the house at 634 Grand avenue of l.. A.
Hamblin, and will move back from
Flint in the spring.
1t is rumored that the Grand Trunk
will erect new depot in the spring,
just west of the present location The
building, it is said, is to be of brick and
stone and steam heated.
A son was born last week to Mr.. and
Mrs. Vadakin, of Forest City, Ark. +,
last week. Mrs Vadakin was formerly
Miss Grace Darling, daughter of J. p.
Darling, East Main street.
Everybody is cordially invited to at
tend an entertainment at the /. o. o. f,
Hall, given by the Colfax Rebekahs
, Wednesday evening, and partake of the
Sally Magundy supper.
ue NOlScuS6 SliD Uleb I1dllOWe en-
with the Misses Galusha. At midnight
luncheon was served, and the last
course was English walnuts in which
conundrums were concealed.
The Fourteen Club was entertained
Tuesday by Mrs S. E. Parkill and Wed.
nesday by Mrs. A. A. Crawford and
Mrs. H. p White at the home of the
former in honor of Mrs. A. w. Hook.
way, who leaveesoon for her new home
, in California.
James Murphy. of Prairie farm, was
3 arrested at Saginaw Tuesdayfor steal
ing an overcoat of the M. G. operator
DO. d. Campbell, here. Chief Ross
brought Murphy back, and on Wednes
9 day Justice McCaughna sent the prison
er to Detroit for 65 days.
A barn at the corner Of Stewart ant
q Isham streets was destroyed early