The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-01-26


E. N. Thome spent Sunday at home
in Westphalia.
Austin Rouse was home from Ann
Arbor Sunday.
Miss Maude A. Baldwin spent part of
the week in Lansing.
Deputy Sheriff Sanderhoff was in Port
Huron, Wednesday.
Mrs. Fred Osburn entertained the
Afternoon Club, Wednesday.
The county soldiers relief commission
held meeting at Corunna Wednesday.
Company II gave private skating
party at the armory Wednesday even
ing.
Rev. M. VanOmmeran, editor of the
Laingsburg News, was in Owosso Mon
day.
Born, Monday, to Mr.. and Mrs. B.
Bonsor, North Hickory street, a daugh-
ter.
Mrs. w. Y. Hicks, Of Detroit. is a
guest at Ernest Smiths, Corunna ave-
nue..
Judge Matthew Bush has been in
Grand Rapids on business part of the
week.
Miss Della Loring gave a six o'clock
dinner for party of young people
Monday evening.
Major John Boucher, of Cheboygan,
spent Sunday in Owosso with Major
c. B. McCaughna.
Walter Booth, Laingsburg bartend-
er is serving 80 days in the county Jail
for drunkenness.
Miss Norma Odell has returned to De
troit, having been sick in Owosso for the
last two weeks.
A number of ladies organized party
and enjoyed couple of hours at roller
skating Wednesday afternoon.
G. T. Campbell was in Charlotte,
Tuesday, to assist in the inspection of
Charlotte Commandery Knights Tenn
plar
The cement block house built for
Arthur Dumond at the corner of Grand
and Franklin streets has been complet-
ed.
G. S. Allison expects to go south for
few weeks and will probably start
next week with L. A. Hamblin for
Florida.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Edmond +.
briggs, of Brooklyn, N Y, daughter
Mrs. briggs was formerly Miss Kate
Eddy, of this city,
Fred Hanson and family will move to
!OWosso from West Bay City and reside
on, North Washington street. He is
yardmaster at the sugar factory.
AR and Mrs. g. K Kilmartin, who
have heen spending part of their honey
moon at their uncle's, J. H. BRANDED,
have returned to their home in Lansing.
S. J. Fitzsimmons, of the Mt.
Clemens Sugar Co., was in Owosso
Monday to see Assistant Secretary
Smith of the Owosso Company on bust
ness.
The case against athe Federal Mer.
chandise Co. was again adjourned in
Justice McCaughna's Court because the
prosecuting attorney was busy with
grand jury matters.
Miss Nellie Densmore entertained
Monday for Mrs. John Roos, who re-
turns to her home in st. Louis, Mo-,
Saturday, after visit with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Keyte.
Lawrence Manning was in Detroit
MONDAY on street railway business and
on Tuesday went over the road from
Owosso to Durand in connection will
franchises for the o. & G. E. Co.'S. pro
posed line.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lamb leave to
day for Tennessee, where Mr.. Lamb hal
accepted position. He has been fore
man of the Owosso Mfg. Co.'S factory
for year and both have made many
friends who regret their departure.
VIM. Kline, superintendent of the DR.
Price Food Co. factory in this city, il
to take a vacation soon and visit hi
mother in Florida. Fred Wood, O.
Yorkville, will act as foreman of tn,
factory during Mr.. Klines absence.
An alarm of fire was blown Wed
nesday evening because some persons
who saw steam coming from the Y. M
G. A. rooms thought it was smoke ant
turned in an alarm. It's cheaper TO
the taxpayers that second look b.
taken. u.
| Owosso Lodge of Masons served sup
per Wednesday evening and then con
ferred the third degree. On behalf o
those raised to the Master Mason degre
last year l.. H. Vandenberg presented
Past Master G.. Il. Campbell with
handsome jewel.