The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-10-27

The first indoor base ball game will
be played tonight at the armory, the D.
l.. l. and Casket teams being the OPP
penents.
Col. G.. A. Parker of Bancroft, has
been exhibiting this week a mastodon' s
tooth and part of rib recently found
in this county.
Judge Stearns f. Smith was nicely
remembered by the Ogden Olcott jury,
Friday, being presented with beauti-
full Odd Fellow charm.
Mrs. Fred Warmer, who recently re-
moved from Corunna, to the State of
Washington, writes that she is pleased
with her new home.
Rev. T. q. Hahn has returned from
the Synod at South Haven and re-
opened the German school on Milwau-
kee street yesterday.
The Laingsburg independent tele-
phone line has over 600 instruments in
use. Metallic circuits are soon to be
put up in the village.
John Rosevear and Harry Thompson
got almost to Oakley in an automobile
Sunday, but the machine refused to
make the return trip without the help
of team.
Mrs. Dwight G. North and baby will
leave for Detroit the first of the week.
Their household goods have been ship
ped and they will live on Fourteenth
street.
At the Corunna Ave. M. E. church
next Sunday, Rev. E. King, the pastor,
will preach in the morning, and Rev.
w. F. Stewart, of Detroit, breaches in
the evening.
Married, at st. Paul's Catholic
church Wednesday morning, by Rev.
FIR. Slane, Miss Julia Rourke and Will
liam Ballou. They will reside on Lynn
street
Mr.. and Mrs. e. S. Anterior, of Du-
rand visited Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Curry Tuesday, Mr.. Artherton helping
out in the Masonic lodge work in the
afternoon.
Married, at the Corunna Ave. M. E..
parsonage, on Tuesday evening, Henry
Beehler and Miss Mildred Sackner, both
of this city. Rey. E. King performed
the ceremony.
Owosso Lodge B. P. o. Elks has
issued invitations for a series of dancing
parties at their temple on Oct. 27th,
Nov 10th, Nov. 3Oth, Jan. 1st. Music
by Tubbs' orchestra.
Invitations have been issued for 4
clock "at home" Wednesday Nov. 1
by Mrs. w. B. Camburn, Mrs F. E..
Brooks and Mrs. J. T. Walsh at Mrs.
Camburn's, S. Cedar street
Lemon Henderson had two fingers of
his right hand so badly injured in a
filter press at the sugar factory Monday
that DR.. Arnold found it necessary to
amputate one and part of another.
The twenty-one month old son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Brown, Morris street,
died Saturday of spinal meningitis.
The funeral was held Tuesday noon,
Rev. A. B. Leonard, officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Fl. Pettibone, of
Corunna, entertained Friday in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Chapel, of
Washington, ID. c., at six o'clock
dinner followed by music and cards.
James Gray, Jr, spent Sunday and
Monday in Owosso, on his way to Fen.
ton to work in the A. j. Phillips screen
factory, having come from Greenville
where he has just given up position.
Charles Richmond paid the justice
court costs and was dismissed by Justice
McCaughna Saturday on an assault
charge preferred by Charles Wiltsie.
Both men reside in Fairfield township.
Word was received Saturday, from
Mr.. and Mrs Dell Harmon, of st. Joe,
budb tlO b1lll bCOh 1Cul Olb
daughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Harmon was dead, diphtheria being
the cause.
James o. Curwood. editor of the De-
troit News Sunday supplement, spent
Sunday in Owosso with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs j. M. Curwood. He is
building a home on North Woodward
avenue, Detroit.
Mrs. A. E. Ferry, Mrs. w. III. Traver
and Mrs. Robert Ingersoll attended the
meeting of the Saginaw district
Women's Foreign Missionary society of
the Methodist church at Lapeer this
week. Mrs. Ferry is president.
The Owosso Paint 81 Wall Paper Co.
secured the contract to decorate the
interior of the basement of the new
court house at about $1,000. A room
for the use of the superintendent of
the poor has been provided in the new
court house.
Mrs Abbie j. Van Ostren died at the
no,ooa lop,a Wadnasdav aOad 10 years