The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-04-05

Percy Crum is home from Ann Arpoi
for few days.
Miss Clara Byrnes was home from
Detroit, Sunday
MIR. and Mrs C. S. Allison have re-
turned from Florida.
Waldo Royce has gone to Alma tc
resume his studies in the college.
Gladstone Mccormick returned tc
the Agricultural College Tuesday.
1t is feared that the cold weather the
past week has injured fruit buds some
Mr. and Mrs r. n. Parshall have
gone to Belding to remain for some
time
w. NJ Fitzpatrick has sold his resi-
dence on Washington street to w. e.
Payne.
Married by Rev. E. King, Monday
afternoon, A. G, Webb and Miss lone
Dean, both of this city.
Mrs. H. E. Goss will remove to In
dianapolis, Ind, where her daughter,
Miss Nellie, is teaching
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Jennings haye re-
turned to Toledo after a visit at the
home of Geo Richardson.
The ladies of the Congregational So.
cial Union paid $500 on the bonded debt
of the church this weak
Miss Clara Avery, who was tie guest
of Miss Nellie Westcott several days,
returned to OlivetrAonday
W. o. Zabst has discontinued the
shipping of beet pulp and returned to
his home at Bellevue, Ohio.
Herbert Bailey returned to St.
Thomas, Ont, Monday, after a visit
with his family in this city
VIM. A. Fraser, formerly of Corun-
ma, was elected justice at Lansing,
Monday, by a majority Of 1876.
George Sheldon, who is employed in
the Banner office at Hastings. was
home over Sunday and Monday.
Misses Cynthia Payne and Ivah
Steeds, teachers in the schools at TRAY
erse City, are home for the week.
Married, by Rev. G. H. Hanks,
Saturday evening, August Girard and
Minnie L. Smith, both of this city.
u. H. Ross, now at Yorkville in the
employ of the Price Food Co., spent
Sunday with his family in this city.
L. B. Dolson, agriculturist of the
Owosso Sugar Co., has purchased J. M.
Terbush's residence on Water street.
Mrs. Stephen Scofeld is moving into
the Stewart residence on Washington
street, where she will conduct board
ing house.
Thos. Watson returned on Saturday
FROM Panama where he spent the winter
doing carpenter work for the canal COM
mission.
Miss Edith Royce, who is teaching at
Shepherd, is at home this week. She
has been offered her position for anoth-
er year with an increase in salary
Mrs. Geo. E. Thompson and children,
who have been living in Colorado, have
come to the city and will make their
home with Mrs. j. Thompson, Park
street.
3. O. Evens, who was injured in the
ID. 81 M. wreck at Ovid last week, is
not yet able to resume his work as pos
tai clerk, his injuries proving more Sc
we're than supposed at first
M. d. Corey is building an addition
to his laundry and will install com
pressed air plant for cleaning carpets,
upholstered furniture, mattresses etc.
A divorce has been granted to Kate
Wright from Edward Wright, Owosso,
on the ground of cruelty and non sup
port Walsh & Pardee represent the
plaintiff.
Nightwatchman Ashton has present.
ed his resignation as member of the
police force. Not being able to accus-
tom himself to sleeping in the day, he
could not do the work.
The pulp silos at the sugar factory
have been cleaned out this week and
grading will be commenced soon to
make ready for the erection of the large
pulp dryer and warehouse.
w. II. Bigelow is ia poor health
again and left on Monday to take treat
ment at the sanitarium. He was ac-
companied by r. p. Bigelow, A. H
and q. W. Haskell.
The Farther Light Circle met Monday
evening with Miss Edit Marshall,
street. After song and
the Origin of the Legend of
was read by members of the
circle Very interesting letters to the
circle were read from Mrs M. w.
Hawkins, of India, and Mrs. Mary K.
Hawkins, of China. Refreshments
were served and the meeting adjourned
to meet in May with Mrs. Grace Web
meier.