The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-12-29

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r. G. Allison, of st. Johns, visited his
'parents, Monday. ~
Rolla Bigelow, of Grand Rapids was
home for Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Walsh were in
Birmingham, Monday.
Mrs. j. p Cranston and son are in
Cincinnati for the week.
Mr.. and Mrs Grant Wright visited in
Oakley the first of the week.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. M. T. Towards
Maple avenue, Wednesday, a daughter.
Chris Hux, of Dowagiac, spent
Christmas with his mother in this city.
Levi Rogers, former Owosso hard,
ware dealer, died in Ypsilanti, Wednes-
day.
Herbert Bailey was home from st.
Thomas, Ont, for a short stay this
week.
DR.. B. G. Hall, of Pompeii, was a
guest of his brothers w. E. and L. c.,
Monday.
L. N. Curry, of Feuton, spent Mon
day with his sons Ira and Arthur in
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Matthews, of Shep-
herd, were guests at A. A. Crawfords
part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Bradley, of Hastings,
were guests at VIM. Bradley's, North
Cedar street, Christmas.
Judgeelect S. s. Miner attended the
meeting of the State Association of
Judges in Lansing this week.
Miss Minnie McC ormick is home from
Cherubusco, Ind, and Miss Nellie from
Portland, during the school vacation. Q
Mr.. and Mrs. Cadwallader spent
Christmas with her parents, in Holland,
whose start for California is delayed by
the mothers sickness.
| Mr. and Mrs. G. d. Haight of Ian
sing, and Mr. and Mrs. E. f. Wagar
and daughter, of Cedar Springs, spent
Christmas at A. Wicking's.
Richard Green, of Lansing, son of
Mr.. and Mrs Marshall Green, and
Miss Edna Teller, both of this city,
will be married in Lansing Monay.
He has bought and furnished home
in that city. Friends in Owosso ex-
tend congratulations.
! Owosso Lodge B. p. o. Elks gave
Christmas entertainment for Dorcas
home and other poor children at the
temple Monday evening. The little
ones received gifts which were much
appreciated. w. d. Burke and Carl
Pickert acted as Santa Clauses.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Bench cele brated
Christmas by dinner to twenty five
relatives and friends at their home on
| Washington street In the evening q
Christmas tree was lighted and presents
for all distributed, singing, recitations
and games making pleasant evenings
enjoyment.
The company supporting Miss Elsie
| Crescy in E. Lawrence Lees beautiful
scenic production of ITO Die At Dawn"
includes such well known players as
VIM. Madden, Master Leo Nadel, Sid
ney Cox, Roy DePuy. Leo Allen, Mar
garete Gallagher, d. L. McGrath, Will
Rath, Bertha NJ Hollenbec and others
Miss Crescy and her company will be
the attraction at Owosso Opera House
for Tuesday evening Jan 2.
The rendering of the cantata, 1.-THE
Manger Throne" at the Baptist church
Sunday evening, was most excellent
and was enjoyed by large congrega-
ton. DR.. J. o. Parker trained the
choir for the evenings work and also
took leading solo part. Solo parts
were also taken by A. j. Stevens, Mrs.
c.. Rensselaer,, Miss Annie Osburn, Miss
Minnie Sullivan, duet by DR.. Parker and
Mrs. f. H. Gould and quartette by
Messrs. Stevens. Parker, Reynolds and
Ingerson. The service was concluded
with the doxology and benediction, no
sermon being preached.
The Episcopal church was prettily
trimmed for Sunday and Christmas day
services and for the Sunday school ex-
ercises Tuesday evening The service
Sunday morning was praise service,
led by large surpliced choir. Mr..
Fred Roy sang a solo, and solo parts
were also taken by Miss Kate Weber,
Miss Gertie Galusha, Geo. Thomas and
Herman Wickham. A carol service
was held by the Sunday school, follow
ing the morning service. In the after
noon several members of the choir as
sisted in a Christmas praise service at
st. Pauls church in Corunna, there be-
ing large attendance.
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