The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-02-23
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Judge s. F. Smith visited his brother
Judge Q A Smith, in Lansing, Tuesday.
Edward T. Brown, of Owosso, has
been granted patent on a window
screen.
A son was born Saturday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Shirley Waugh. of Toledo. former
ly of Owosso
Albert Moss of the U. s. Navy, is
visiting his sister, Mrs. VIM. Frye,
Genesee street.
Mrs. T. J. Tubbs entertained Tuesday
evening in honor of Mrs. Eiesnberg, OF
Waverly, N. Y, her sister.
DR.. B. S. Sutherland attended a
meeting of the Central Michigan Dental
Society at Lansing yesterday, reading a
paper.
The Entire Nous club and the Jolly
Ten, of Owosso, were entertained by
Mr.. and Mrs. G. d. Smith, Monday
evening.
The Ann Arbor pedro club was en-
tertained at Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Dengler's, Saginaw street, Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Groom, of Sagi-
nav, who were married in Saginaw
Wednesday, are visiting at Will Kings
in this city.
Walter Bush, of Corunna, was in De-
troit Tuesday to attend the annual ban
quet of the Alumni of the Detroit
College of Law.
A musical will be given tonight by
the young people of Salems Lutheran
church at the school house on Milwau-
kee street, in honor of Washington's
birthday.
Leslie Parker's eye was injured by a
sharp stick flying in it at the Parker
marble works Monday Although
serious it is hoped no permanent injury
will result.
The Knights of Pythias held special
session Tuesday evening to ballot on
candidates, there being no meeting
Thursday on account of the excursion
to Detroit.
Midshipman Harry A. Orr sails from
Boston tomorrow for Alexandria,
Egypt, where he will join the Calves
ton, a protected cruiser. Later on he
expects to go to China.
G. II. Howe, Gus Wildermuth, John
Dwyer and George Suter left Tuesday
for Emporia, Va, on business trip.
1t is their intention to invest in proper
ty and possibly locate there.
Edward Carr, who is spending the
winter in California, must have read
the weather reports from Michigan dur
ing the recent cold snap. He ordered
coal sent to the Dorcas home.
Forty friends surprised Mr.. and Mrs.
Otis Fox, Comstock street, Tuesday
evening, and after enjoying dancing
and pedro and serving supper presented
them with hand painted fruit dish.
L. d. Wilson, formerly of this city,
who was in trouble short time ago at
Port Huron, was here early in the week.
He hac settled up his affairs at Port
Huron and accepted position in Flint
Edward Aymer was bought before
Justice Walsh Monday on charge of
non-support. The matter was settled
by the payment of money due and an
agreement to pay two dollars week
hereafter.
An alarm of fire Saturday night
called the department to Gilbert street,
where shanty used as play house
by boys, was burned to the ground.
Surrounding property was. saved from
the fire by the department..
Dorothy Kerwin was given surprise
Tuesday by her playmates in honor Of
her seventh birthday, and Carman d.
Miller celebrated his second birthday
yesterday with party. His father,
Hugh Miller, was also born on Feb. %.
Peter Wheelock was before Justice
McCaughna, Tuesday, on charge of
non.support preferred by his wife. The
couple were married last year and have
a child. He plead not guilty and his
examination was set for Feb. 27, bail
being furnished in the sum of 800.
List of advertised letters in the Owos-
SO post Office for the week ending Feb.
II, 1906: Thomas Bidelman, Della
Boughton, Miss Lillian Dix, Edward
Fillinger, w. H. Furlong, Mrs, e. II.
Gurke, Burt Holmes, Miss Mimic Kin
man, Geo McKindry, Mrs Russell o.
Toole, Miss Helen Pratt. Geo. r. Pres
ton, A. U. F. returned letter, VIM. A.
Wagner, Lon w. Wood.
Clark Drown, aged 70 years, who for
very many years was well known fig
ure on the streets of Owosso, but who