The Owosso times., 1904-11-18

@. w. Loring was home from Lans,
ing yesterday. N
l. H. Keeler was in Grand Rapids the
first of the week.
Mrs. John and Mrs. o. l.. Sprague
are visiting in Detroit.
, Harry Carr is home from Hastings for
a visit with his mother
Mrs. Walter Osborn has gone to
Rochester, N. Y, to visit.
The Byron Herald has completed its
10th year and is as steady as clock.
Frank Mclaughlin, of Vernon, has
been appointed to the railway mail
service.
l.. A. Burhans leaves Monday for a
winters trip through the east for the
Pope Mfg. Co.
Miss Lillian Trafford entertained
friends Tuesday evening at her home on
Alger avenue.
A. E. Hartshorn and George Claridy
have gone to Los Angeles, Cal, to
spend the winter.
Andrew Strehl is home from Detroit
on account of the feeble health of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Strehl,
Owosso township.
William Lewis, who went to Cleveland
this week to work, was given silver
and ebony toilet set by fellow employees
in the Ann Arbor offices.
Mrs. Sylveanus Adkins and daughters
have pleaded guilty in Justice Nc
Caughna's to being disorderlies, and
after paying fine agreed to leave the
city.
The Rundell brothers, who are hunt
ing deer in the Upper Peninsula, have
secured four deer, to date. Charles
Nye, who is also in the north, has three
to date.
Rev. R. o. Cooper. James .Osburn
and j. j. Davis were in Detroit this
week attending the annual meeting of
the Michigan Diocese of the Episcopal
church.
w. E. Aten, formerly of Owosso, has
resigned his place as manager of the
Corunna Furniture Co., and will go to
Grand Rapids soon to take a position
with furniture company.
At a meeting of the Kings Daughters
on Tuesday evening, at the home of
Miss Christine ellison, Miss Nellie Steg-
gall was elected secretary, vice Miss
Minnie Mccormick, resigned.
Henry Erb, of Detroit, will be exam
ined by Justice McCaughna on We'd
nesday, for non-support. Mrs Erb has
been living for several months with her
sister, Mrs Dell Butts, in this city.
Mr.. Charles H. Dawes, of Dowagiac,
and Miss Helen M. Anderson, of Grand
Haven, were married Monday evening
at the home of M. G. Dawes the groom e
brother. Rev. G. H. Hanks officiated.
Mrs. George Needy, of Shiawassee
township, living 81 miles west of Ban
croft, brought load of turkeys to town
Monday and sold them to s. d. Emery,
receiving for them a check for $123. Sc.
Albert Proper, former resident OF
this city and member of Co. G. 33rd
Michigan Infantry, now resident of
the State of Washington, has been
granted So per month pension and $500
back pay.
The board of county canvassers met
on Tuesday and commenced the work
of canvassing the vote of the recent
election. For the first time in years
none of the returns had to be sent back
for correction.
Directors Harry Crosby, d. M. Chris
tian, G. 8. Williams, Edward Kline and
r. A. Lord have been appointed nomi-
mating committee to report to the board
a list of candidates for the annual cleo
tion of directors for the Y. M. G. A.
About 40 Pythians went to Grand
Rapids on Wednesday, where they at
tended q union meeting of the Pythians
of the state. The three ranks were ex.
emplified in good shape. Several hun.
dred visiting Pythians were present.
Frank Washburn, Henderson,; Harry
Baldwin, Corunna; Roy Gilna, Kerby
Harry Woodwork, Glen Perkins and
Wayne Taylor, Bennington; Matte
Taylor, New Lothrop; Fred Springer
and Mary Sherman, Owosso; Frank
Weber, Fowler, and Ray Elton, Ban
croft, have enrolled at the OwossC
Business College. fv81
The annual Y. NJ. G. A. election Of
directors will be held on Tuesday at thu
Y. M. G. A. rooms from to 8 o'clock
The following nominations have beer
t made: G. s. Williams, A. T. Thomas
w. E. Collins, II. ID. Lyon, Geo. E
Pardee, Edwin Mosher, Geo. w. Det
wiler, b. 8. Sutherland, Geo. Sweet, r
A Lord, Rolla Chase, E. M Miller
Harry Crosby has been appointed judg
: of election and John Evans and Headle'