The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-03-30

Uue VACATION IN odRlndW.
Born, Tuesday, to Mr.. and Mrs. N.
Runyon, Mack street, son.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. NJ Christian have
returned from New York City.
Supervisor Philo VanDeusen, of Fair
field was in Owosso yesterday.
Miss Mabel Rindge has returned from
a visit with friends in Kalamazoo.
Miss Ada Holman has been at the
Sanitarium at st. Louis part of the
week.
Hugh Tesky and son, of Henderson,
returned yesterday from a visit of sew
eral weeks in Canada.
The latest reports indicate that the
! coal miners of the country will strike
tomorrow.
George Reineke, superintendent of
the Woodland furniture factory, has been
in Chicago part of the week.
Supt. G. 1 Collins of the Corunna
schools acted as judge at an oratorical
contest in Flint, Wednesday evening
Clara Bailey has commenced suit for
divorce from Charles Bailey, of Owosso,
claiming cruelty. Owen Rippey repre-
sents her.
Mrrried, Wednesday, by Rev. Wood
hams at the M. E. parsonage in Corun-
ma, George Coffee, of Grand Blanc, and
Mrs. Sarah Idell, of Owosso.
Mrs. VIM. Jopling and Mrs. Arthur
Let's entertained the Widows club
Tuesday afternoon in celebration of
their wedding anniversaries.
Mrs. L. d. Cooley, who has been the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B.
N. Murdoch, the past few days, re-
turned to her home in Kalamazoo this
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Gokee were pre-
scented with silver bake dish by the
Young Mems Baraca class of the Bap-
fist Sunday school at the parsonage,
Tuesday evening.
The installation of officers by the
Elk's lodge at the temple Tuesday even
ing will be open to Elks, their wives,
sweethesrts and friends. A dance will
follow the exercises
All boys should remember the Owosso
Boys Club meetings Sunday afternoons
at o'clock. Interesting talks and pro-
gram every week All boys between
the ages of 10 and 16 are invited.
Supt. J. w. Simmons entertained a
number of men and boys at the
Y. M. @. A. rooms Wednesday evening
by talk on California. He has been
requested to cover other places which
he visited last summer in another talk
and there will be larger attendance if
he decides to accept.
"If the people of Vernon had the say
the majority of Bert Nichols for city
clerk would surprise everyone" said a
prominent Vernon man to us one day
this week. eve know Bert and know
he is honest and capable. You should
certainly elect him by big majority. y
Mueller Bros have pleaded not guilty
| to a charge of using beer bottles be-
longing to some other brewery and the
hearing will be April Is. The arrest is
caused by jealousy of the Brewers
Association, of which the local brewery
| is not member, and no one believes
that the law has been Intentionally VIC
lated.
Over three hundred people were high
| ly entertained Wednesday evening at
the Congregational church by q piano
recital by twenty of Miss Lena Greg
DRY s pupils. The first part was given
by the younger pupils and part second
by the young ladies and gentlemen.
Mr.. Leslie Parker assisted rendering
several baritone solos.
| Some of Miss Ivah Peterson's piano
pupils assisted by Miss Mertie A. Tow.
Ter, of Corunna. Miss Laura Scott, of
Burton and Miss Pearl Shaw, of Vernon,
gave very interesting recital Wednes
day afternoon. The advice of Robert
Schumann to young musicians was read
and also a story of his life, the princi
pal events being illustrated from hi;
compositions on the piano.
G. HI. Strickland was arrested this
week on charge of kidnapping his
four year old son. The child was il
charge of the mother, who had secured
divorce. Last June the father tool
the child and has since kept out o.
sight with the child, but appearing IL
Durand, Tuesday, was arrested ant
brought before Justice Walsh and
hearing set for April z.
\ The remains of Miss Hulda Bancroft
who died in this city in 1898, were dis
inferred this morning in Glenwoot
cemetery and taken to Ann Arbor
where they will be laid beside those o
her father and mother, Rev. and Mrs
e. B. Bancroft. Miss Bancroft's bod,
has reposed in the lot owned by the De
troit conference of the Methodist church
since the time of her death.-Flin