The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-02-02


Considerable blowing was done in the
state during January.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Frisbie were
Lansing visitors during the week.
Claud Nutson takes Andrew Browns
place at Devereaux's grocery store.
Odell Chapman was in Detroit on
business before the U. s. court Monday.
A. McCaughna returned to Byron
Tuesday after visit at q. B. McCaugh-
| mas.
Mr.. @. Phillips, of Cleveland, is visit
ing his daughter, Mrs. Tod Kincaid in
Corunna.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Stevens, of
Chicago, have been visiting at A. J.
| Stevens.
Mrs. Albert Ferris and children, of
Frankfort, are visiting at Alfred
/ Palmers.
Geo. Noble, one of the Estey Mfg.
Co. 8 well known travelling men is ill in
| Cleveland.
Geo. w. Loring succeeds himself on
the soldiers relief commission for a
term of three years.
c. P. McDiarmid, of the Detroit Trust
Co.. was in the city part of the week on
Stewart & Co. matters.
Rev. George B. Waldron, well known
in Owosso, now has charge of church
at New Smyrna, Florida.
| DR.. and Mrs. Charles Shickle have
sold their home in Pasadena, Calf, and
will probably go to New Mexico to live.
Plans for the forming in Owosso of a
lodge of Knights of Columbus. Catho-
lie secret society, are being completed.
Mrs. L. G. Smith, of Howell, will
spend the balance of the winter with her
daughter, Mrs. o. L. Davis, in this city.
John Byrne, of London, Ont, who
has been visiting at JAS Campbell's
Main street, left Monday for Saginaw.
Fred Lewis has purchased the John
Mabin house on the corner of Elm and
Bradley streets and will move into it in
the spring. =
Qusckenbush Post g. A. r. and w.
R. G. No. 26 have accepted an INVITA-
ton to Webster Davis home for Mon
day afternoon Feb. 10.
Wah Lee. the Chinese laundryman,
I. will ,,,ova f,o,, +ba ,1Jooa NOW ,,oad on
Washington street to one of the stores
| on West Exchange street.
Glass paper weights, in the bottom Of
of which is picture of the church, Rev.
King and his wife, are being sold by
| Corunna Ave. NJ E. church.
The M. A. G. basket ball team defeat
ed Owosso Y M. G. A. team by score
of 70 to 10 last Friday night. A return
game later may show different result.
Col. j. Grey Estey and J. H Estey,
of Brattleboro, VT, attended the annual
meeting of the Estey Mfg. Co., Wednes-
day, leaving in the evening for Cleve-
land, Ohio.
The State fair is to be held at Detroit,
Aug 3O-Sept. 18th. Under the direc.
tion of President Fred Postal and Sec
rotary Butterfield it will be larger and
better than ever.
Died, Saturday at the home of hei
daughter, Mrs. Susanna Payne, West
Mason street. Mrs. Harriet Hagan
aged rs years The funeral was held
Tuesday afternoon.
Eight of the grand jurors had re-
turned the alleged overpay, eighteen
dollars, up to Monday night, Foreman
Thomas Cooling having sent bis pay
ment to Clerk Martin that day.
Mrs L. E Whitfield was surprised al
her home on Adams street, Friday
evening by forty-6ve neighbors ant
friends, who spent the evening pleasant
ly with music and conversation. lunch
being served.
Died, Friday, at the home of hel
daughter, Mrs. Harriet Nafus, Mrs
Eliza Hustled, aged SO years Funera
services were conduced by Rev DISTANT
Monday morning and the body taken t.
Pewamo for burial.
Married. at the First Methods
church parsonage, Wednesday after
noon, by Rev. A. b. Leonard, Philandc
Bishop and Ada Hoffman, both of Hen
derson, and John Locke and JUL,
Arnold, both of Perry.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ray w. Craw
ford, of Stevens Point, Wis, Saturday
a son, who will bear the name Rober
Hoover Crawford. Mr.. and Mrs. r. d
Crawford, who are visiting them. may
remain through the summer
A number of friends gave a party
Saturday night for Mr.. and Mrs. Arthu
Monroe, who after many years residenc,
in Owosso, have gone to Adrian to re
side. A luncheon, cards, dancing ant
games made very pleasant evening
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