The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-01-05

part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Rindge, of De-
troit, are visiting in the city,
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Paris have been
visiting relatives in Pewamo.
Floyd Bailey visited in Lansing and
Laingsburg the first of the week.
DR.. G. B. Hitler has been in Detroit
with Mrs. Hitler part of the week.
F. W.Hyde, of Pennington, has been
a guest at L. p. Royce's this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A Van Brunt are
moving to their former home in Clare.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Mcclure enter
tanned at card party Wednesday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brooks, Adams
street, entertained at family dinner
Monday.
j. Northrup and Albert/McQu Queen, of
Detroit visited at Leigh Christian's
part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Collett, of
Brighton, have been guests at R. NJ
Parshalls this week.
Mrs. A. M. Hume and Harold Hume
were in Holly, Wednesday, to attend
the funeral of relative.
Harry Parker has returned to work
at Ashland, Ohio after visiting at w.
l.. Parker's during the holidays.
HI. G. McGuineas has purchased the
Howe livery stable property from Mrs.
Sarah Evans, paying So, 500 for it,
The new officers of Owosso Lodge F.
q A. M conferred the second degree
upon class Wednesday evening.
Herbert Galbraith, of Gaylord, and
Mr. and Mrs. Perrigo, of Detroit, have
been guests at Geo. A. Perrigo's this
week.
Mrs. Maurice Sweeting has returned
to her home in Jackson, after a two
weeks visit with her sister, Mrs. Alvin
Bentley.
Bert p. Lovett exhibited White Wyan-
dottes at the Lansing poultry show
winning two first, two second and one
third prize.
Myron J. Stone, of Morrice, and Miss
Blanche Doolittle, of this city, were
married Tuesday, Dec. 90, Rev. c. H.
Hanks, officiating.
Henry Wildermuth will leave Mon
day for Mexico, where he will act as
overseer in an opal mine located in a
district 200 miles from railroad.
A very large number of visitors went
through the court house Monday, all
the Offices being open. Treasurer
Northway served punch and distributed
cigars at his Office.
If the work of the grand jury is COM
pleted in time VIM. Saver expects to
take several coops of his Cornish Indian
games to the Chicago poultry show,
which is one of. the largest held in the
country.
The case of the People VS.. Symes and
Marvin, charged with selling liquor
without a license was adjourned in
Justice McCaughnas court until the
last of January, being the second ad-
journment.
Cecil Post will make western trip to
the large cities in Texas, New Mexico,
Arizona and California, during the next
few weeks to establish agencies for sale
of self-igniting gas mantel manufac-
tured in Detroit.
Two brothers named Peterson got in
to dispute on train between Durand
and Gaines the other day and one used
a knife The taxpayers of Shiawassee
county are now boarding these two
men for ten days.
Divorces were granted Saturday in
four cases commenced by F. J. North
way, being those of Charles vs.. Mary
Jones, Ella VS.. Wallace Gleason, Ray
VS.. Maggie Van Wormer and Medora
VS.. James Minnish.
The property consisting of house
and five acres of land, formerly owned
by J. Van Auken, who died in the poor
house, was sold to the Ann Arbor Rail
road Tuesday for 1886. The money
goes into the county poor fund.
A dead body was found at Bell Oak
several days ago. 1t is now claimed to
have been the remains of VIM. Foster,
formerly of Corunna, who had lived at
John Reeder's before going to Bell Oak.
Mrs. @. Sloan, of Corunna, is said to be
his mother. The unclaimed remains
were buried at Bell Oak.
The Brotherhood of st. Paul conduct
ed an exceedingly interesting meeting
at the First M. e. church Sunday even
ing speeches being made by Rev. Leon
ard. d. NJ. Christian, B. s. Stratton,
DIR. b. S. Sutherland, Harry LOCKER,
DR.. B. s. Knapp and WI. Blood. A
watch service following was very
largely attended and much enjoyed.