The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-01-26

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visiting in Lansing.
Mrs. L. J. Taylor is visiting her sister
in Kansas City, Mo.
J. H. Robbins was in Grand Rapids
Saturday on business.
Mrs. f. M. Grove is visiting Mrs. E.
M. Richardson in Detroit.
The Five Hundred club met at I. H.
Keeler's Wednesday evening.
Will Lovett attended the funeral of
his grandmother, at Mason, Monday.
Mrs. G. L. Taylor was in Lansing
Sunday to visit Miss Fay Hendryx
Chas. Ellis and Earl Clough and Geo
M. Edwards were in Durand Monday.
Celfax Rebekahs held thimble party
at Mrs. Isaac Southworths yesterday.
Mrs. c. Allen, of Chicago, has been a
guest at Mrs. Newton Baldwin's this
week.
Mrs Arthur Jones, of Oakley, spent
Sunday at the home of John Brooks,
Adams street.
The Knights of Pythias have a tx.
p" electric sign on their hal, put up by
A. j. VanEpps
E. M. Ketchum, of Denver, Colo, left
for home Saturday after an extended
visit in Owosso.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kinney were in
Laingsburg Tuesday to attend the
funeral of a relative.
The Windsor, Ont. indoor base ball
team plays against the West Side team
at the armory tonight.
Percy Fulmer has accepted position
with the DR.. Price Food Co. at its Gull
Lake factory and has gone there with
Mrs. Fulmer.
Raymond Baileys left hand was bad
ly injured at the Woodland furniture
factory on saw, Tuesday. DR.. Wilson
amputated one finger.
The triennial election of officers of
the third regiment, Michigan National
Guard, will be held at Sault Ste. Marie,
Feb. 90. Owosso will probably be repre-
sented by six or seven officers.
Leroy Richmond was brought to
Owosso from Lansing, Wednesday, on a
charge of seduction preferred by Grace
Caffery, seventeen years of age. JUS
tice McCaughna set the hearing for Sat-
urday.
A drunken colored man broke plate
glass window in G. Mehlenbacher's
saloon, yesterday, because he had been
elected for attempting to start row.
He was arrested and will probably be a
guest of the taxpayers of the county for
while.
Mrs. Charles Caffrey died, Saturday,
of dropsy, at the family home on Chip.
man street, aged forty-fve years, hav-
ing been a sufferer for years. The
funeral was held Tuesday mornipgea at
the Church of Christ, Rev. J. II. CouI.
tard, officiating.
At the Wcnien's Club meeting at the
home of Mrs. A. A Crawford, Saturday,
Mrs 'Langerwisch read an instructive
paper on Development of Our Educa-
tional System" and Mrs. A. M. Hume
one on THE Benefit of Manual Train
ing in Our Schools"
The Y. NJ G. A. basket ball team
organized Tuesday by electing Andrew
Steele, captain; DeForest Benson man
ager. The club goes to Lansing tonight
to play the M. A. G. team. 1t is prob
able that several teams will be organ
lied in this city.
A reminder of an unpleasant dea
with outside concerns came to many
Owosso people lately in the form of 6
notice that the final report of the trus
tee of the franklin Syndjcate,of Brook
Ign, N. Y, would be made Feb. il
room 81, Brooklyn postoffice.
Mrs. J. II. Laverock writes that she
: is enjoying the winter in California
very much, meets many Owosso an6
Michigan people and is pleasantly locat
ed at Alta Vista, south Bunker Hill
, AvShne, Los Angeles, Calf, where THT
! NMrss keeps her and Owosso visitors in
:. formed of happenings at home.
Erank Kochs died at his home neal
the sugar factory Saturday of pneu
: monia. He was''a Bohemian and hat
been in this country but short time
9 He leaves a wife and two children
9 the latter being still in Bohemia
Funeral services were conducted by
a Rev. FIR. Slane-at STU Pauls Catholic
!. church Tuesday morning.
. The lecture by Hon. Walter NJ
+ Chandler, a member of the New Yorl
City bar, at the Methodist church Mon
: day evening in the Star Course on tn
: subject The Trial of Jesus from law
o yer's Standpoint" was exceeding inter
/. estingand finely delivered. II ishope,
q glnsuS that be- Whagain appear her
aud give one Of his other lectures