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

| A large crowd attended the stereopti-
con lecture at the First M. E. church
Sunday evening by Rev. F. A. Strough
and it was much enjoyed. The subject
was 'The Modern Prodigal Son."
| Edward J. Hunt is visiting his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Hunt, in this
city, having come from Tacoma, Wash
ington, where he left the steamship on
which he had come from Japan. He
will remain for some time.
DIR. c. Mccormick and John Van
Hoten will represent Owosso Lodge No.
SO at the Grand Lodge session in Ben
ton Harbor and Mrs George Welte and
Mrs. Libbie Corey will represent Star of
Hope Rebekhah Lodge.
The Ladies of the Modern Maccabees
surprised Mrs. Frank W. Smith last
Friday night after the lodge meeting
and after spending couple of hours in
a social way presented her with silver
berry set and cold meat fork. Mrs.
Smith will leaves soon for Buffalo to
join her husband who has position
there.
Mrs. F. j. Storrer delightfully."-, en-
tertained large number of ladies at
her home on Main street yesterday
afternoon. Mrs. Storrer was assisted
by number of friends.in receiving and
entertaining the ladies from four until
five o'clock, when an elegant supper
was served. The home was beautifully
decorated with vines, plants and
| flowers.
The Fenton high school foot ball
team has refused TO give Owosso a re-
turn game here or on neutral ground.
Having claimed victory by score of
10 to 4 secured through stoning,
clubbing, smuggling and interfering with
| Owosso players by the crowd, having a
field twelve yards short and seven yards
narrow, etc., it would seem that there
would be enough pride in the village to
compel little fairness in the foot
| ball matter.
Carol Wood, three year old child,
was run into by bicyclist Saturday
and knocked down receiving two long
gashes on top of her head. She stood
| inside the walk on the lawn and the
bicyclist riding rapidly on the sidewalk
ran so close to the edge that he struck
her. The rider dismounted but did not
stop to see the result of his carelessness
and lawbreaking, riding rapidly away
as soon as he could remount.
The Womans' club held a meeting
Saturday with Miss Frances Jones. A
paper on 'The George Junior Republic"
was read by Mrs. Niles Virgins and
one on "Heredity and Environment"
by Mrs NJ. H. Reynolds. These were
discussed very freely, most all having
some ideas that were of value. Mrs.
Virgins furnished treat in the form
of George Junior Republic ginger
waters. The next meeting will be with
Mrs. Fl X White in two weeks.
Mrs. Cornelia Kincaid, of Corunna
| died at the family home, Friday, aged
"a years. She was one of the we'll
known old people of Corunna and had
large circle of friends. She leaves
daughter Mrs F. G. Gale, of Corunna,
and son d. Tod Kincaid, of Owosso
Funeral services were held Monday
afternoon, Revs WOODLANDS, of Corun-
ma, and Hanks of Owosso, officiating.
The remains were taken to Youngs-
town, Ohio, Mr.. and Mrs. Gale, Mr..
and Mrs. Kincaid and Mr.. and Mrs
Tod Leavitt accompanying.
Mrs. Jacob M. Good has returned to
Owosso and is living with her daugh-
tiers on the west side. She had
quarrel with her husband last winter
and left town without notifying any of
the family where she was going and
much time was put in in an attempt to
find her. 1t was feared she had taken
her life or wandered away while tenn
porarily insane. 1t now appears that
she went 10 Chicago to her sisters,
went to work and has been there until
she came to Owosso last week.
Rev. Theo. q. Hahn, pastor of Salems
Lutheran church, left today to be gone
about week and half His first trip
will be directly to Watertown, Wis,
where he is to take part in the dedica-
ton of the new $50, 900 college building
of the Northwestern University, Sun
day, Oct. Is. In the evening of that
day the alumni of the college will cele-
brate their 25th anniversary with ban
quet. After visiting friends in Milwau-
kee Mr.. Hahn will go to South Haven
to attend the synod of the Michigan
district of his Lutheran church, in ses-
sion from October 10 till "a. Rev.
Theodore Hahn, ST., of St. Louis,
Mo-, will occupy the Salems Lutheran
pulpit, Sunday.
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