The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-11-24
Best celery in City at DJvereaux's.

Tuesday with their nephew, Edward
Merrill, at Burton, and are spending
the remainder of the week with their
daughter, Mrs. Walter Eames, at Owes
so.-StJ ohns Republican.
Died, Monday, Ethel May Wright,
twelve years old daughter of Mrs. VIM.
Foote. at the home of her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Lewis. north Park
street. The funeral was held yesterday
afternoon, Rev. c. HI. Hanks ofliciat-
ing.
Company Fl members are to have new
dress uniforms. The blouses will have
standing collars with ornaments show
ing the company and regiment, the
color and style being similar to those
worn by enlisted men in the regular
army. The caps will be shaped like
those of army officers.
There are but three criminal leases
for trial at the November term of court,
being People VS.. ]. butcher Jr., Owos-
so, desertion; People VS.. e. Roenicke,
Durand, assault with intent to rob;
People VS.. Levi Barnes, attempt to rape
The prosecuting attorney expects to
dispose of all of these cases.
Miss Lena Gregory, assisted by fifteen
pupils, gave very enjoyable piano
recital in the Sunday school room at the
First M. E. church Wednesday evening.
Fully three hundred invited guests list
ened to the music of the students Miss
Mabel Ferry also highly pleased the
audience with two violin selections.
The knights of the Loyal Guard held
a pleasant and profitable session Mon
day evening when the new ritual was
explained by Supreme COMMANDMENTS
Chief E. o. Wood, and Supreme Re-
corder General F. H. Rankin, of Flint.
A social session followed the degree
work, an oyster supper being served.
The Colonial Club met at Mr.. and
Mrs. N. r. Walshs Friday in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Cain, who leave
soon for Kokomo to reside. He has been
employed at the Owosso Mfg. Co.,
plant since the departure of Cyrus REIN
err. The Club presented the guests Of
honor and the hosts with souvenir
spoons.
Neighbors of County Drain Commits
ciODer oOJ NJ, JIorr,, NT,,o,- e,,r,,.;saJ
them at their home on Mulberry street,
Friday, and spent very pleasant even
ing, leaving a silver bread tray as re-
minder OF thavisit The company were
dressed in old-time costumes and took
refreshments with them. Mr.. and Mrs.
Myers are soon to return to their home
on the farm near Durapd.
Sweet orange at Devereauxs.
Married Wednesday evening, at the
Congregational parsonage at 7:30, by
Rev. c. H. Hanks, Richard Chapman
and Miss Dorothy Cook. Mr.. Chapman
is a well known West side resident, en-
ployed at the Owosso Mfg. Co. S factory
AT $50 p. IN VIM. Mcbride and Miss
Matte Sternaman were married. He is
employed by the Owosso Poultry Co.
p. B. Reynolds returned Monday
morning from the northern part of the
State where he had been for ten days
conducting farmers institutes under the
direction of the State Board Of Agricul-
ture. He reports successful gatherings
in Montmorency, Crawford and Alpena
counties. He is in Lansing this week
attending normal school of instruction
for institute workers.
The executive board Of the Michigan
Christian Endeavor Union held an i'm
portant meeting in Saginaw on Friday
evening last at which plans for the bien-
NAL convention Of the societies of the
State were discussed. March 18th was
designated as Michigan Christian En-.
deavor day, and Miss Caroline Parsons
OF Kalamazoo, was appointed as junior
superintendent.
The Corunna Eastern Star lodge held
a reception for Miss Rachel Evans, its
Worthy~Patron, Monday evening and
presented her with the jewel of hel
position, She is to be married to Bur.
ton Crandall, of Chicago, Dec. 6. A
number of social functions have been
given in her honor during the last two
weeks by the society people of Corunna
with whom she is favorite.
On behalf of the Baptist Sunday
school, members Of the city band and
other friends, Rev. j. A. Clyde pre-
sented Carl Dewey with gold media
at the session of the school last Sunday
1t was token of their respect and tC
show their appreciation of the many
favors he has done for churches, so
cieties and lodges. He has left for his
old home in Massachusetts.
Several out of town musicians ant
some of our best local talent will give 6
Musicale" in the First M. e. church
Thanksgiving evening under the direc
ton of Miss Mabel Ferry. Ensemble