The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-09-28
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: Mrs. N. R. Walsh and son are visit
ing in Oak Grove.
A. II. Northway spent part Of the
week in Bay City.
Geo. III. Sweet spent Tuesday and
Wednesday in Detroit.
L. w. Hubbell will drive Little Mink
in race at Flint today
Miss Edith Goodrich has gone to Ann
Arbor to enter the university.
Miss Ida Moyses, of Detroit, is visit
ing her father, John Moyses,
Mr.. and Mrs l. H. Keller spent part
of the, week in Grand Rapids.
Kelly g. Douglas have the contract
for the plumbing in the new bank
building.
Miss Clara Carson has gone to Holy
oke, Mass, to resume her studies at the
seminary.
Miss Anna Duff left Wednesday for
Middletown, Conn, to continue her
study in elocution.
The examinations of Geo. and Myron
Nye for offenses have both been post.
poned two weeks
Mrs III. b. Peterson and niece, Miss
Chaddock, left Monday for Medina, N.
Y, to visit relatives.
The ladies of the First Methodist
church will hold rummage sale the
third week in October.
Mrs H. johnson and Mrs. A. Cords,
of San Francisco are guests Of Mrs l..
G. Heyer, Ridge street.
Mrs. H. l.. Nelson has returned to her
home in Salem, N. Y, after visit with
her sister, Mrs. w. E. Payne.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. b. Woodland, Lee
Woodland and Miss Sadie Greenman
were in Saginaw, Wednesday.
Lee H. Retain has decided not to re-
turn to Vermont and has accepted po-
sition with Parke, Davis & Co., of De-
troit.
Eugene Holmes, of Estey Factory B,
and Mrs. Sadie Curtis, of Lyons, were
married at Lyons recently and will re-
side on Cass street.
Mrs. William Sibad, of Los Angeles,
Calf, who has been visiting her mother,
Mrs Malcomson, and sister, Marion
Fuller, left for home Sunday.
A piece from the setting in ring
worn by John Carmody was thrown
into his eye Tuesday and the services of
a physician were necessary to remove
| it.
The Michigan District Synod will
hold annual sessions at Salems Luther
an church in this city, Oct. 10 to % in
elusive, and about forty delegates are
expected.
The seven months old child of Mr. and
Mrs. William Cords, Caledonia town
ship, died of cholera infantum Monday
night. Funeral was held Wednesday
afternoon.
DR.. w. F. Mcdonald attended the
wedding of Robert Kane, a former
schoolmate, at Mt. Pleasant Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kane came to Owosso for
short stay.
Mayor Parkill vetoed the building Of
an addition to the city hall for jail
and the council failed to pass the reso-
luton over the veto, the vote being 8 to
8. Aid. Washburn being absent.
A. B. Clark has resigned his position
as supply man for the Union Telephone
Co. to accept place with telephone
company at Hart. Mr.. and Mrs. Clark
left for their new home Wednesday.
The young people of Salems Lutheran
church gave progressive finch party
at the hall on Milwaukee street. Re-
freshments were served and first and
consolation prizes given the players.
A slight fire in Brooks grove, Tues
day, was made the occasion of false
alarm of fire and long hard run for
the fire teams and scare for the people
of the city. No damage was done by
fire.
The five months old daughter of
Albert Miller, King street, died Satur-
day morning after an illness of two
weeks. The mother died at the time
of the child's birth The funeral was
held Monday,
E. LeCureux and family have re.
turned to their farm in Owosso town.
ship after stay of three years in Cali.
fornia Mr.. LeCureux went west for
his health but decides Michigan is as
good place as any.
Mr.. Harry Mclean, of Greenville,
and Miss Bessie Sowersby were married
at the brides home in Elsie, Saturday.
After short stay at the home of John
Sowersby in this city they left for
Jackson, their future home.