The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-02-16
Rev. R. o. Cooper is in Chicago.

Mrs. w. d. Murray is visiting in Ann
Arbor and Detroit.
e. M. Johnson visited his brother, B.
B. johnson in Lansing yesterday.
Rolla Detwiler has been visiting in
Ann Arbor and Detroit this week.
Miss Alice Johnson, of Mason. attend.
ed the funeral of w. A. Kent, Tuesday.
Miss Ivah Richardson has been work
ing at Sturtevant & Blood's office this
week.
Chandler Tomkins, of Chesaning. has
accepted position with the Argus as
reporter.
Miss Mary Lyon was in Ohio the first
of the week to see her mother, who is
seriously i'll.
Ward Tilden, of Detroit. visited
friends in Owosso, Corunna and Vernon
the first of the week.
Mrs. Harry Nix and daughter, of
Ionia, are visiting the formers mother,
Mrs. Helen Zimmerman.
Mrs. A. E. Stever entertained the
Walking Club Tuesday afternoon in
honor of Mrs. P. M. Roth, of Chicago.
]. A Barrie, James Osburn, Jr., M. F.
Blair and B. s. Gaylord have attended
the automobile show in Detroit this
week.
A. d. Gallery and wife, of Caro-, were
guests at the home of Mrs. Z. @. Mead,
Tuesday. Mr.. Gallery is the editor of
the Tuscola County Advertiser.
Mrs. HI. D. Lyon is home from Ann
Arbor. Miss Eleanor will remain at
the hospital until she is further re-
covered from the operation for appendi-
citis.
Corunna Camp Modern Woodmen met
with the Owosso Camp. Wednesday
evening, initiated four candidates, and
enjoyed lunch and music and general
social time before returning.
j. H. Wood, East King street, who
has been suffering with cancer of the
stomach has been taken to Detroit for
an operation. His nephew, DR.. Charles
Wood, came from Detroit to accompany
him.
d. e. Mcclure delivered very inter
esting address at Odd Fellows hall
Wednesday evening. Miss Ferrys
orchestra furnished music and supper
was served. The evening was very
much enjoyed by the many present.
Miss Bessie Tobey entertained com
pany of ladies at a six o'clock dinner
Wednesday evening. The house had
been prettily decorated with flowers
and valentine hearts. Each guest re-
ceived souvenir of the occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. f. Dudley and Anna
left Wednesday for an extended trip
going first to New York, then to Wash
ington, d. c., Jacksonville, Fla, and
Havana. They will spsnd some time at
Englewood, Fla. with Mrs John T. Nc
.Curdy. ~ .ss ~ 81
4 Midshipmah, Harry IA. Orr, of this
city, hae sbeen assigned to the Asiatic
Squadron and sails Wis month from
Boston. This is the assignment he has
desired since his graduation from the
Annapolis Naval Academy and he is
naturally much pleased.
A. L. Chandler h as filed q motion to
set aside the verdict of no cause for ac-
tion in the Wilds VS.. Service and Dams
by case, claiming that the jury over
ruled the supreme court in rendering its
decision. The motion will be heard
Monday by Judge Miner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Santfeben cele-
brated their silver wedding at their
home on Fletcher street Tuesday even
ing, about fifty guests being present.
The evening was very pleasant one for
all and the hosts were the recipients of
many beautiful and valuable presents.
Mrs. s. M. Kirby, ST., who, with her
husband, who died short time ago,
were among the best known and highly
respected pioneers of this county, died
at the home of her son, 8. M. Kirby, Jr.,
in Corunna, Wednesday afternoon, aged
81 years The funeral will be held to-
morrow, Rev. Woodlands officiating.
The popularity of Miss Mabel Ferry
as musical director has led to the
preparation of a concert which will be
given in the Armory Wednesday even
ing March ID. Some of the best
musical talent in Owosso, assisted by
several out of town artists, will make
this concert deservedly popular and in
sure large audience.
Mrs Dorr Tillotson, died at her home
in Middletown, Wednesday night, aged
So years, after an illness of several
months, having been confined to the
bed for the last two months. She was
born in Jackson county in 1913, but
came to Owosso, with her parents when
child, marrying Dorr Tillotson in