The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-02-22

Osmer, Pine street, daughter.
N. HI. Wonderful and James Rigle,
were in Detroit on business Tuesday.
Born, Saturday, to Mr.. and Mrs. w
S. King, Mason street, son.
L. M. Storrer and family of Ovid
spent Sunday at f. j. Storrer's.
Mrs. Fl. G. Newton and son hav,
gone to Mississippi to join Mr. Newton
Frank Gillett has been appointed
state deputy for the Loyal Order o.
Moose.
Mrs Charles Ellis is visiting hel
sister, Mrs. J. N. McConvrey in Lon
don, Ont.
Mr. and Mrs B. Cantwell, of Chesa
ming, were guests of w. L. Frisbie par
of the week
Company H will be inspected by Col
r. G. Bates, of Sault Ste Marie, next
Wednesday evening.
Tax Commissioner and Mrs. W. H.
Hoyt, of Lansing, spent Sunday at
Adam Deckert's.
Miss leila Sweat has returned from
Detroit to work in the American Farm
Products Co.'S. offices.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ferris were in
Beaverton, Wednesday, called by the
death of Mrs. Ferris mother.
Mrs. Otto VonMier and Mr.. Won
Miers mother left for Port Jervis, N.
Y, Tuesday, to spend several months.
II. D. Lyon left Tuesday for New
York to buy goods for Lyon & Pond.
Before returning he will visit in Wash.
ington, D. c.
Mrs. J. H. Wheeler, of Kansas City,
Mo-, formerly of this city. is guest of
her father, E. A. Todd and other rela
tives and friends.
A farewell party to Frank Quinn was
given at his home on Exchange street
Monday evening. He has gone to
ohAdholud W iOCdIc.
Veterans who wish to file applica-
tions for pensions under the service bill
recently passed can obtain the necessary
blanks at this Office without expense.
The Congregational Social Union was
pleasantly entertained Tuesday after
noon by Mrs. Geo. Reineke and Mrs.
Charles Ruebekam at the home of the
former on King street.
Fred Osmer's team broke from the
post in front of Ed Willough.
by's farm north of Owosso Monday and
upturned the wagon wrecking it and
injuring the horses somewhat
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Ayers, who went
to Atlanta, Georgia, several months
ago, have returned to Michigan. Mr.
Ayers is employed in Detroit for the
and Mrs Ayers is in Owosso.,
Fred Heise has been elected secretary
of Owosso Arbeiter Verein to succeed
Albert Schmidt, who has moved to
Saginaw to run saloon. A number of
new members were voted in at a meet
ing of the society Sunday.
Arthur Let's received an appoint
ment as weighing clerk from the de-
partment at Washington to weigh
mails between Jackson and Bay City,
but the position being temporary one
he declined it,
Charles Wells, of Detroit. formerly of
Owosso, has accepted a. position in
Panama at 81 800 year as inspector of
police. He will sail from New
York March II. Mrs. Wells, formerly
Emma Gabriel, will go later in the year.
Leonard Boerem, fifteen years old,
and Herman Mueller, fourteen years
old, left Owosso last Monday to see the
world, having s. each with which to
start on. They were taken up by the
police at Lansing and returned to their
homes in this city.
L. G. Barnes has been awarded the
contract for the screen wagon mail SER
vice between the post Office and the sew
eral depots for the four years beginning
July list. Mr.. Barnes has had the con-
tract for the past seven years and has
rendered excellent service.
DR.. Edward J. Carney will run as
candidate on the progressive union
ticket for president of Durand village in
place of j. d. Leland, who has declined
the nomination. The party named was
from citizens union to progress
,ive union as being more significant of
he purpose of the party
Prof f. Howard, of Detroit, gave
very interesting and instructive adj
lress at the Y. M. G. A. hall Sunday
afternoon. His subject was "The Re-
igious Duty of Self-education. Mr.
Howard being an old college professor,
,ould speak with authority, and gave
many illustrations of men who were
and in fact said that we
we're all self-educated. On next Sunday
DAOaro Of A., A .lo. ILL