The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-04-13

Albert West Is home from an extend
ed business trip.
Mrs. s. A. Crane is in Grand Rapids
visiting relatives.
q. T. Campbell was in Chicago the
first of the week.
| The Rathbone Sisters held meeting
Wednesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Sopp left Tuesday
for Muskegon to reside.
John Martin began his duties as mu-
nicipal constable Tuesday.
The Eastern Stars held a regular
meeting Tuesday evening.
p. G. Storms has been in Mt. Pleas
ant on business this week.
Roller skating at the armory fhurs-
day and Saturday evenings.
Francis Labadie, of Philadelphia,
spent Wednesday in this city.
Mrs. VIM. Stotenberg, of Mt. Pleas
ant spent Tuesday in Owosso.
Russell DIETRICH, of Flint, shook hands
with Owosso friends yesterday.
Z Born, Monday to Mr.. and Mrs. p. j.
Hoffman, Summit street, son.
Martin Rourke is again at work at
Sturtevant 81 Blood's lumber yard.
Mrs T. M. Euler attended the funer-
al of Luther Braden in Byron Tuesday.
G. p. Dickerson, of Mt. Pleasant, is
working at HI. M Posts hardware store.
Waldo Royce came home last evening
from Alma college on account of sick
ness
Oscar J. Hood, formerly of Corunna,
has been reappointed city attorney of
Lansing.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Josen-
hans 1888 Main street west, Tuesday, a
daughter.
Very successful religious meetings
have been held this week in the Asbury
M. f. church.
Wilman Miner has recovered from
his illness sufficiently to go to Birming-
ham on business.
Mrs. Julia STARTS has been confined to
her bed this week, having been injured
by fall last Sunday.
Miss Hattie Linabury will represent
the Corunna high school in the oratori-
cal contest at Pontiac today.
The Price cereal food factory is work
ing twenty-four hours day in an at
tempt to catch up with orders.
Mrs. Sylvia Albach, of Vernon, has
been granted an original widows pen
SION of eight dollars per month.
Miss Mabel Gould's thumb and first
finger were quite badly cut at the
Owosso Mfg. Co. factory, Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Selby, of Dawson,
and s. j. Tomlinson. of Pontiac, were
guests at DR.. Gal. Cramer's, Saturday.
a Mothers meeting was held We'd
nesday at the home of Mrs John Evans,
Shiawassee street. the subject under
discussion being Poverty"
Supt. j. W. Simmons will deliver an
address to-day at the Mt. Pleasant state
normal school on the subject "Some-
thing in which teachers fail"
Petitions are being circulated this
week for the sprinkling of streets.
There will be requests from residents of
streets not heretofore sprinkled.
The Congregational Social Union
was entertained yesterday by Mrs. J.
G. Osburn, Mrs. J. w. Dingwall and
Mrs C. o. Loring at Mrs. Osburn's.
The grocers are well pleased with the
new plan of not delivering Saturday
nights and but little trouble was ex-
perienced last Saturday when it was
tried for the first time.
Benjamin Kebler has purchased w.
E. Collins home ON Exchange street
east and will take possession when Mr..
Collins moves to his new home on
Water street north.
The entered apprentice degree was
conferred on candidates Wednesday
evening by Owosso Lodge F, and A. M.
Francis Labadie came here from Phil
adelphia to receive the work.
e. A. Anderson, formerly with T. o.
Christian was here Monday on his way
to Detroit from Mt. Pleasant. He is
soon to accept position as travelling
salesman in Washington for a Chicago
shoe house.
Mrs. d. M. Estey, Mrs. G Mahaney,
Mrs. e. M. Miller, Mrs. A. Evans and
Mrs. P. D. White attended meeting
of the Foreign Missionary Society of
the Baptist church at Durand. Wednes-
day.
DR.. Walter Parker, brother of Miss
Ada Parker, of the Owosso Savings
Bank, has returned from Germany
where he took post graduate course in
medicine. He will probably locate in
Colorado.
Railroad Commissioner Atwood has
notified the Michigan Central railroad
to reduce fares on the line running
through this city to two and one half
cents per mile. This is due to increased
passenger earnings
Supervisor A. B. Cook is being urged
to become an active candidate for chair