The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-11-10

eph Kear, of Vernon.
Washington school football team de-
feated the Central school boys last Sat
urday by a score of % to ~.
j. f. Barnes, of Byron, spent the
first of the week in this city visiting
relatives and friends.
Miss Agnes Mills gave dinner party
Saturday for Harry Ainsworth, who has
gone to Chicago to work.
G. w. Mimic, formerly of Durand,
now living on his farm near Flint, was
in the city Wednesday.
Mrs Mile Godfrey has been in Ann
Arbor this week, where an operation on
her face was performed.
Judge Hugh McCurdy attended the
consistory of thirty third degree Masons
in Grand Rapids this week.
The new Grand Trunk depot at
Corunna has been completed and is now
being used by the company.
The Elks' dancing party which was
to have been given tonight has been
postponed to Tuesday, Nov IA.
The poultry show to be given in this
city Dec. 60 is to be held in the Gould
store, North Washington st.
Miss Alma Taylor, of Brown City,
will spend the winter in Owosso, max
ing her home at Owen Rippey's.
Miss Maude Gale underwent an opera.
ton for appendicitis at the U. of NJ.
hospital in Ann Arbor Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Hopkins former
erly of this city, have left Grand Rap
ids to spend the winter in Louisiana.
Mr.. and Mrs F. p. Schroeder of
Howell, spent Sunday in Owosso with
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Winklehouse.
Morton D. Gregory went to Luding-
ton, Saturday, called by the serious
illness of his mother, formerly of this
city.
Claude Fay, of Durand, has been
bound over to the circuit court for
selling liquor to Claude Karen, a
minor.
Guy Stanton and family went to
Lansing Saturday, having received
word of the death of Mr.. Stanton
father.
The Union Thanksgiving services
year will be held in the Disciple church
and the sermon will be delivered by
Rev. DISTANT.
Ernest Cummins will act as night
watch while officer Welte does Chief
Cady's work during the latters absence
on hunting trip.
Mrs Geo. Reineke and Mrs. Odell
Chapman will entertain at o'clock tea
Wednesday afternoon Nov -, at 30c
West King street.
Rolla Dstwiler is home from Detroit
and will work in his fathers grocery
store. Mrs. Bert butcher is also again
employed at Detwiler's.
Mrs. p G. Storms has returned from
a visit at Iowa City, Iowa, bringing her
mother Mrs Belle Miller with her to
spend the winter here.
Upon request, Rev. j. A. Clyde post.
poned his discourse upon "The Men in
Official Places; What Shall We do with
Them?' until next Sunday evening.
Owosso Lodge No. 81 T. S A. NJ. will
make return visit to Ashlar Lodge OF
Detroit on Thursday, Nov. %, that
date being convenient for both lodges.
Claude Stuart, night time keeper al
the sugar factoy, received an injury to
his eye by the bursting of an electric
light globe, and has been unable to work
since.
The Knights of Pythias dancing party
Tuesday evening was very we'll attend
| ed, and very pleasant evening was
spent. Music was furnished by Tubb's
orchestra
Hon. r. e. Barkworth, Of Jackson,
will address union meeting at the
First M. E. church, Sunday evening,
Nov. 10Th, on Citizenship and enforce
ment of law"
Mrs. Stanley E. Parklll entertained
Saturday in honor of Miss Katherine
Woodward, Of Providence, r.. /. Mrs
+. w. Woodward and daughter are
visiting at c. Mahaney's.
W. E. Collins. of this city, has re-
ceived notice of his appointement as 9
member of the committee on Legislation
and board regulation of the National
Association of Boards of Pharmacy.
Reduction in prices at Headleys pho
tograph gallery. Best cabinets, So. 90
per dozen,; "a vignette photos, % cts.
fine tintypes 25cts. Other work il
proportion at 326 w. Main, near bridge
Married, Wednesday at the M. f
parsonage by Rev. A. B. Leonard, Orb
Giersbrook, of Lansing, and Mabel
daughter Of Mr., and Mrs. p. Alcom
brack, of Owosso township They will