The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-12-15
fO7 N. Washington Street. OwOsso.

young people Wednesday evening IL
honor of her guests, the Misses Anderson
and Tower.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. G. d. Smith
of Flint, a seven pound son. Mrs
Smith was formerly Miss Mary Sim
mington of this city.
The bazaar given by the ladies Of the
Congregational church this week was
unusually successful both in social
and financial way.
Congressman S. w. Smith has intro
duced bill to make the pay of rura
mail carriers $1,000 year, with two
weeks vacation with pay.
Mrs. Edward Conner and daughter
left yesterday for Colon, Panama, tc
join Mr.. Conner who is a machinist in
the government canal work.
E. B. Tubbs, formerly of Owosso, is
in charge of thirty men who are clear.
ing no acre tract of land opposite the
city park in Springfield, Ohio.
Fred Stevens had his hand badly in.
jured Monday, at the Owosso Mfg. Co. s
factory, necessitating the amputation
of three fingers at the first joint.
Charles Schroeder and family, of Ben
nington, have returned from Tawai,
Ind. Territory, where they went three
years ago on account of sickness.
Shiawassee county oranges are repre-
sented at the State meeting in Grand
Rapids this week by Fred Love. Mrs.
Alice Doty, Mr.. and Mrs Earl Stone.
J. S. Hall, of Detroit, general passen-
ger agent for the Michigan Central
railroad, spent part of Wednesday in
Owosso looking after the interests OF
the road.
Mrs. W. H. Halstead has returned to
her home in Owosso after several
months treatment at the st. Louis sani-
tarium. She is considerably improved
in health.
The Owosso brewey team ran away
yesterday but stopped when they came
in contact with the west wall of Hall q
Byerly's store. But little damage re-
suited.
Some of those who have been trying
cases under Judge West, on Wednes-
day, through John T. McCurdy present.
ed him with beautiful volume, Essay
on Silence"
Referee in Bankruptcy Lee Joslyn, of
Bay City, is in Owosso today looking
up Stewart bank matters, particularly
as to Withdrawals on the day of the
closing of the bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Knapp have
moved to Ridge street from Brandon
street having traded their home for the
Rossman farm northwest of the city.
The Rossmans will move to the city.
G. w. Gale went to Ann Arbor Mon
day and Tuesday accompanied his
daughter, Miss Maud, home, she having
almost entirely recovered from the eff
fects of the operation for appendicitis.
The subject of Rev. J. A. Clyde's ad-
dress Sunday evening will be "The
jew" and will be an historical review
of the life Of the Jewish people from
the time of the prophecy to the present.
Geo. NJ. Graham has accepted posi-
ton as travelling salesman for the
Owosso Carriage Co. and will make his
headquarters here. He will probably
move back to this city from Saginaw in
the spring.
G. p. McDiarmid, of the Detroit
Trust Co., was in Owosso Tuesday and
closed up several matters in the
Stewart proceedings. 1t is hoped now
to distribute the checks for the third
dividend next week.
Miss Annie Anderson, of Montclair,
N. j., and Miss Tower, of Detroit, were
guests of Miss Nan Todd part of the
week. They attended Wells College
with Miss Todd, Mrs. Leigh Christian
and Mrs. J. G. Osborn.
A reception was rendered Mr. and
Mrs Arthur B. Jones, of Henderson,
Wednesday evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. John Brooks, Adams street.
1t was very pleasant event in honor of
the newly married couple.
The knights of Pythias dancing party
Tuesday evening was largely attended
and was very pleasant affair. The
lodge room was decorated with u. S.
flags, bunting and plants and with the
colored lights made very pretty scene
The annual bazaar of the First M. e.
church will be held this and tomorrow
evenings in the church parlors. Sup
pers will be served both evenings, with
music by the Sunday school orchestra
under the leadership of Miss Mabel
Ferry.
DR.. w. A. Harper, who recently
moved from Henderson to Detroit, has
been appointed a lecturer by the Michi-
gan College of Medicine and Surgery,