The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-11-16
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or Mrs. Helen zimmerman.
Mrs. A. Mills, of Lansing, is visiting
her sister, Mrs Fl. l.. Retain.
NJ F. Blair and James Lynch are
hunting in northern Michigan.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ferguson
; Hickory street, Wednesday, a son.
John and L. A. Grill have gone tc
Des Moines, Iowa, on business trip.
Harry Osburn, of Hoboken, N. j., is
visiting relatives in Owosso this week.
d Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Laverock enter
tanned the Water Street club Tuesday
evening
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Pearce, OF Elsie
were CUES is of their son, f. w. Pearce,
Wednesday.
George Keller and family, of Grand
Rapids, have been guests at l. H.
Keeler's part of the week.
J. H. Copas, Jr., bought a team of
| fine horses recently at Mason and will
soon have them in shape for family
use.
Rev. D. w. Wise and James Osburn
are in Detroit attending conference Of
the Michigan diocese of the Episcopal
church.
G. T. Campbell, of this city, has been
elected member of the executive com
mittee of the State Sunday School As.
ISOLATION.
Fred Witt, Of Laingsburg, 70 years
of age, became insane the first of the
week and has been sent to the asylum
at Pontiac.
Union Thanksgiving services are to
be held this year at the Asbury M. E.
church. Rev. 9. M. Keene will preach
the sermon.
Mrs. Clara L. French, past depart
ment inspector, made visit to the
Woman's Relief Corps, of this city,
Wednesday afternoon.
Chapel exercises will be held each
Monday morning at the high school and
talks will be given by business and pro.
fessional men and others.
Ed J. Hunt left Monday for Chicago
after visit with his parents and will
leave Chicago this week on a trip to
New Orleans and the Pacific coast.
Gen. VIM. R. Shafter, who was in
command of the American troops in
Cuba during the war with Spain, died
on Monday. He was Michigan man.
George Purves, of st. Johns, brother
of John Purves, of this city, and J. and
A. Purves, of Owosso township, died
Wednesday, The funeral will be held
tomorrow.
Mrs. Anna Cunningham died at her
home, east of Morrice, Tuesday even
ing, aged SO years. She is survived by
five children, John, of Owosso; Mrs.
Mary Ralph, James, Daniel and Henry.
The funeral was held this morning at
st. Mary's church, Morrice.
While driving to church last Sunday,
J. j. Moorish, of Caledonia township,
heard a shot and soon found that his
horse had gone lame, shot having
struck it in the left hind foot Life is
not safe where everybody is allowed to
use shot guns and the law should be
changed so as to protect the public.
The West Side indoor base ball team
defeated team from Ann Arbor We'd
nesday evening at the armory by score
of Is to 0, the Owosso pitcher. Corcoran,
striking out 90 batters and giving the
visitors but one hit, while the West
Siders got 10 hits. 1t looks as though
Owosso stands good chance to con-
tinue to hold the worlds championship.
Miss Margaret Smith. daughter of
Robert Smith, North Chapman street,
died at their home Wednesday evening,
after an illness of eight days. Miss
Smith was 3S years of age, member of
the First M. E. church and has for sew
eral years taught school near the city.
She leaves besides her father and two
sisters host of friends to mourn her
! loss.
James M. Wilson died at his home in
Corunna, Monday, aged 70 years. He
was native of Scotland and came TO
this country when 81 years old, settling
in Corunna 46 years ago. He leaves a
widow and seven children, son, James,
being the only one living in Corunna.
Mrs. Mary Simpson, daughter living
in o wosso! The funeral will be held
this afternoon.
Owosso Lodge Knights of Pythias
gave hard time party Tuesday even
ing which was enjoyed by about 60
couples. The price of admission was
reduced to. 40 cents. Lanterns furnish
ed light for the first few dances and
hobo piano and drum players furnished
the music Later full hobo orchestra
was present and lunch of crackers,
dried fish and water was served by
Happy Hooligan Enos Norris.