The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-10-13


given at the opera house, Tuesday, Oct
II.
Miss Arizona b. Wimple has gone tc
Ypsilanti to enter the State Normal
school,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Lewis, of Sag.
inaw, spent Sunday with relatives in
Owosso.
Mrs Charles Menzie and son, of Van.
derbilt, are guests at A. d. Viii.
loughby's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Collier are
visiting their daughter, Mrs. Gilchrist,
in Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Osburn are in
GAINESVILLE, Wis, visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
M. R.. Osburn.
E. L. Bunting, F. W. Pearce and w.
w. Palmer spent part of the week at
st. Charles fishing.
Perry Corcoran will clerk at Osburn
& Sons and George Hartwell will drive
the delivery wagon.
Mrs. H. B. Gates has gone to Grand
Rapids with her daughter, Mrs. Charles
Turner, for visit.
Harry Rudd is clerking at Hall &
Byerly's, Claud Nutson having resigned
his position with them.
Chas. Greenwald shipped four fine
Plymouth Rock chicks to a Battle
Creek fancier, Monday.
Mrs. George M. Dewey entertained
The Fourteen at her home sci Saginaw
street Tuesday afternoon.
The front of the Argus building on
Exchange street will be remodeled, MAX
ing corner entrance.
Miss A. B. Simoneau, of Saginaw,
has been guest of Miss Matte Warren
and Miss Young this week.
DR.. A. B. Spinney will be at the New
National Hotel, Wednesday Oct. IS,
from 2 to 9p. m. See ad.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cheal attended
the funeral of neice, Mrs George
Greer, at Pontiac, Tuesday.
Bert Nowlin's foot was badly injured
Monday at the car shops by the falling
upon it of drive wheel.
Harold Hume, Of this city, has been
elected manager of the Senior Lifts foot
ball team at the University.
Sturtevant & Blood have had set of
scales put in in front of their office on
South Washington street.
Frank Westcott has moved to Owosso
from Vernon, taking the Dingman
house on North Water street.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. F. Webster and Miss
Flo and Mrs. Josiah Thompson are
home from their western trip.
Mrs. M. Meehan, of Brighton, and
Mrs. F. Durfee. of Howell, were guests
of Mrs. Harry Titcomb, Monday.
A. Todd & Co. are exhibiting samples
of Michigan hay at the State fair at
Raleigh, North Carolina, this week.
Parkill & Son have dummy in their
window which is intended to show
some of the results of football games.
Mrs. M. L. Parker has spent several
days in Detroit with Miss Belle Covert,
who will stay in Detroit for the winter
The Miller house West Owosso is
being improved, the work including the
erection of cover over the front walk
Thirteen year old Martha Shay has
been sent to the Industrial school at
Lansing for running away from school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Manning
have returned from business and
pleasure trip to Philadelphia and New
York.
II. T. Merriam, who has been cashier
at the Mich. Central offices in this city
has been sent to st. Charles as station
agent.
Fred Apps, of this city. was robbed
of valuable diamond by stranger
whom he met in Detroit and with
whom he slept.
Fred J. Marvin, of Lenox, formerly
of Owosso and Charles Symes will con-
duct the Gus Wildermuth saloon on
West Main street.
A. E. Spaulding, of the Hancock high
school, spent Sunday in Owosso, hav-
ing attended the funeral of his mother
at Perry.
Blanche Sherman, four year old
daughter Of Thomas Sherman, broke
her left arm by tall from corn crib,
Monday,
w. F. Gallagher of the Old Corunna
Bank has been attending the meeting
of the National Association of Bankers
at Washington, d. c., this week.
! Ray Virgins returned from Ann
Arbor Tuesday, having recovered suf-
ficiently from successful operation for
appendicitis.
Rev. G. Fred Williams, of Cleveland,
was visitor at H. w. Parker's Monday.
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