The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-12-01

teams was fine game resulting in no
score on either side.
MisssNellie Laveck attended the we'd
ding of John E. Breen and Miss
Blanche Boylan in st. Leo's Catholic
church. Detroit, Wednesday.
Mrs. J. l. Mellick is entertaining her
sister, Mrs. s. Fl. Pierson, of Goodrich,
Mich. Mr.. Pierson and daughter were
here for Thanksgiving day.
A party of fourteen friends gave Mrs.
Lydia E. Chapman, Street street, sur
prise Tuesday afternoon, served lunch
and presented her with picture.
Remember the poultry show to be
held in the Gould building, North
Washington street, Dec. 80. En-
courage the breeders by attending.
Mrs. John Thorne and son Willie, of
Flint, and Miss Maud Metz, of the Grand
Rapidsschools, spent Thanksgiving with
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Estes Goodhue st.
Chas Holman was severely burned
about the face and hands Wednesday
evening by the explosion of a can of
grease which he threw into furnace
w. HI. Halstead spent Thanksgiving
with his wife at the st. Louis Sanitar-
ium. Mrs. Halstead is improving in
health and expects to return home soon.
Married, Tuesday. at the home of
Mrs. o. A. Shadbolt, Mr.. Hiram Her.
rick, of Bancroft, and Mrs. Harriet
Williams, Rev. A. B. Leonard, officiat-
ing.
Rev. j. H. Coultard, of the Church
of Christ, is conducting evangelistic
services at Woodland Lake. Rev. Cox,
of Lyons, will fill his pulpit next Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. Crane, during his
two weeks vacation from his duties as
street commissioner, will visit at
Cadillac, Grand Rapids and other
places.
Peter Foster was brought before JUS
tice Walsh, Friday, on charge of as
sault on his aged father. He plead not
guilty and the hearing was set for De-
cember 2.
Fred Ferguson and Lee Woodland,
finding that there was no trapping in
the Upper peninsula where they were
deer hunting, will spend some time in
Ogemaw county.
Mrs. John Meng and Miss Parmenter,
Chapman street, were riding on Main
street Saturday when another rig ran
into theirs tipping it over and slightly
injuring Mrs. Meng'
Miss Mate Chaplin visited her sister,
Mrs. Mile Godfrey, Ann Arbor, part
Of the week. Mrs. Godfrey is recover
ing'rapidly since an operation was per.
formed two weeks ago.
The indoor base ball game last Fri
day resulted in victory for the West
Side team over the o. l.. 1. team by q
score of 8 to Z. A crowd attended the
game, which was good one.
s. d. Emery's Sunday school elias:
gave a shower Tuesday evening at the
home of Mrs. Grace Renker for Mrs. r.
A Chapman, married last week and Miss
Alice Mccartney who was married yes
tesday.
A collision occurred on the Ann Ar
Dor Railway near Shepard, Friday, be
tween two freight trains, wreckine
twelve cars and badly using up botf
engines-Nos. 10 and 81. No one wa'
injured.
Mr.. and Mrs S. Beelby entertained
at six o'clock dinner yesterday, Mr.
= and Mrs. Clint Williams. of Jackson
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. LOCKER, Miss Mabe
LOCKER, of Detroit, and Miss Maud
LOCKER, of Ann Arbor.
Judge and Mrs. Stockwell, of Pom
tiac, Mr.. and Mrs. S. ID. Wiley, of AL
bion, Mrs Alice Ganong, Mrs. Ophelis
Erity, of Detroit, and Miss Iva Nc
Hardy, of Lansing; were guests at 7
M. Wiley's yesterday. a
Judge Howard Weist was in the city
Monday and Tuesday consulting will
Judge Smith as to court arrangement
and with Prosecuting Attorney Hampe
and his assistant, G. r Lyon, relativ
to the work of the grand jury.
, Crawford Fuller and family, of Mapl
River, have decided to move to Okla
homa and have sold their farm here
Grail Fuller is not in the best of healtl
: and it is thought the climate in tn
Southwest will be favorable for him.
The council voted Monday night t
pay the night clerk at the Nationa
hotel S. for services rendered the polio
in telephoning, calling carriages, doc
tors, etc. An attempt to pass a resolu
ton to pay him 81 per week failed t
pass
The windstorm last Friday did littl
harm in Owosso, aside from causin
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