The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-02-09
. A. M. Hume was in Laingsburg

Mrs. A. M. Hume was in Laingsburg
Monday.
Frank Westcott was in Detroit yes
terday on business.
Mrs. H. H. Daniels attended mis-
sionary meeting in Chesaning, Wednes-
day.
r. @. Allison, of st. Johns. attended
the indoor base ball game Wednesday
evening.
Born, Sunday, to Mr.. and Mrs Au
gust Weitzke, Corunna avenue. a
daughter.
Colfax Rebekahs held thimble party
yesterday at Mrs. McMahon's, Chip
man street.
II. X. White is attending the Mich
igan Press associations annual meeting
at Grand Rapids.
The Carpenters Union has paid VIM.
Stevens $50 funeral benefit on account
of the death of his wife.
Miss Mile Abel entertained a COM
pany of friends at her home on Fletcher
street Monday evening.
Miss Nellie Weidman will take a
course in cooking at the Kalamazoo
State Normal during the next term.
Agricultural College records show
that for the entire month of January
the thermometer ranged from 10 to 80
degrees above zero.
1. o. Chase, formerly of this city, was
married Wednesday to Miss Catherine
Orr, of Detroit, and will reside at 6O1
Trombley Ave, Detroit
Mrs G. S. Ensminger and Miss Edith
Hartshorn will entertain company of
friends at cards at the Hartshorn home
on Hickory street this evening.
Mrs Eleanor Pound McCurdy left on
Wednesday for Kirksville, Missouri, to
study osteopathy at the American school.
Her daughter accompanied her.
Earl F. Day is taking the course in
| dairying at the Agricultural College.
AS soon as he finishes he will go to
Hastings to engage in the creamery bus
mess.
The German Lutheran Ladies' Society
presented Mrs. Lahman with book at
a meeting Wednesday afternoon. She
has resigned the presidency after serv-
ing ten years.
The Ann Arbor railroad shops have
just completed several cabooses and
they have been equipped with the best
of everything and will be much appre-
ciated by the men.
The Consolation club met with Mr.
and Mrs. Owen Rippey Williams street
Wednesday evening. The Colonial
club meets tonight with Mr. and Mrs.
George Pardee, Hickory street.
Creditors of the Franklin syndicate
will receive final dividend of 10 per
cent, making total payment of 20 per
cent. Owosso had her full share Of the
victims Of this gigantic swindle.
Miss Ethel Hanshaw went to Pa
quette, Ont, last week Thursday, called
by the illness of her sister, who died be-
fore she reached there. Mrs. Alfred
Lefever aunt of the deceased, attended
the funeral this week.
The Port Huron indoor base ball team,
which last week issued challenge to
any team of the state for the champion
ship was practically shut out by the
West Side team Friday night, the score
being II to ].
At the annual State roundup insti-
tute to be held at the Agricultural Col
lege, Feb. 1928, A. B. Cook will speak
upon Making money from sugar beets. 7"
The discussion will be lead by p. B.
Reynolds. Both men will talk from
practical experience.
Miss Felecie VanLiew, of Benning-
| ton, entertained company of her
Corunna schoolmates, Friday evening
at the home of her aunt, Mrs. M. d.
Corey, on Michigan Avenue. Games
and music and supper, made up a
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very pleasant evening.
At Mondays council meeting the
question of special taxes for sidewalks,
sewer, etc., assessed against the Catho-
lie property on West Main street was
referred to special committee consist
ing Of Aid. Nichols, Lamfrom and
BRANDED to find out what the custom
had been and to report definite basis
for assessing such property.
Following is the list of advertised let
ters in the Owosso postoffice for the
week ending Feb. g. 1906: Mrs. B. w.
Allen, J. H. Crowley, B. Cronenwalt,
| Major Glickstein, Miss Emma LaRacque
Glen Lowe, M. G. Peterson, John Reed
or, Mrs. Roth Spangler, Forest Slime
bower. Mrs Lucy Taylor, Will Weiden.
hammer, Harry Winegarten.
| The first of series of Sunday after
noon meetings was held by the Owosso
Boys club at the Y. M. G. A. rooms,
Sunday, Rev. J. H. Coultard giving
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