The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-02-15

ign. story retufasa SUNDAY from
three months stay in Washington
state :S::+;S -~,qygf VNN
iIRoh Mann, 81 Iotifat formerlya well
Known hard ware man 81 this city was
here-Ma day III <kAA q Il
H>A, patbSA NIX shonor Of Miss Title
FranksiA nineteenth birthday was held
SATURDAY, at @Mrg-~and. Mrs. Herbert
AlBton3s"J7 a4&RA0 a%&s .2f%
"A story by Miss Anna Todd Of this
city, 'Emmalines Valentine in Sun
day s Free Press was much'enjoYed by
Owosso readers 'ft,'" 'af w -'.'. 'f j..
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Chapel, Corunna
avenue We're hosts forthe Null Secun-
dus pedro club Tuesday evening. Wy.
Mrs Mary Sharpsteinei Miss Mary
Holleran and Mr. and Mrs Fred Os-
burn spent, part Of the week in Detroit.
The time for settling the bill of ex-
ceptions in the case of Weidman VS..
Wilson was extended in the circuit
court, Monday, to March b. t.tsr a.
A surprise party was given Merrick
Blair at his home ON Main street, Tues
day evening, pedro, being enjoyed and a
supper served. <"a ..i .1.
The high school seniors were guests
of Miss Mabel Launstein, Owosso town.
ship Saturday evening, and had a
thoroughly enjoyable time. ~.
John T. McCurdy, of Corunna, was
an interested spectator last week at the
Thaw murder trial He heard Mrs
Thaw's testsmony and says he thinks
everyons in the court room believed it.
Louis Odell was sentenced to thirty
days in the county Jail Saturday by
Justice Walsh for failure to support his
family. He was brought from Detroit,
not long ago on this charge and agreed
to provide properly for his family, but
failed to keep his promise. ......
The case of julius Dresser against
County Clerk Martin for a mandamus
to compel the clerk to draw an order
for amounts claimed as witness and
travel fees in grand jury cases. which
the clerk thought excessive, was agreed
before Judge Miner, Monday, by Odell
Chapman. ,st, ..e
The pre!lenten party at Pythian Cas-
tie hall Tuesday evening was largely
attended, being military party be-
cause held on Lincoln's birthday, lib
erty bells, flags and bunting being used
in decorating. A bugle call preceded
each dance and war music was used to
good effect.
Rev. J. II. Girdwood, of Oakley,
charged with threatening to kill John
Coppersmith, tenant on his farm,
was discharged by Justice McCaughna,
Wednesday, {. Girdwood swearing that
he never owned and did not have a re-
volver in his possession as Coppersmith
claimed. t'}" "'t
Mr.. and Mrs, M. D. Roth delightful
ly entertained the Quinqenti club
Tuesday evening, heart, FIVE hundred
being played, Mrs. B.. Ct. Evans, Mrs. I,
H. Keller, T: o. Christian and w. E.
Collins securing the largest number 1of
hearts. 20 An elegant luncheon n was
served. io tj."< dio3 40 l"ofH li9biV
The annual thank offering meeting
of the, Woman's,, Home Missionary
Union will be held, in the lecture rooms
of the Congregational church this after
noon at $780, IA very interesting pros
gram had been prepared. r'MrspJY W.
Simmons gives a tax y on tcThe
Education Of the NegrdN and Miss
Westcott viii sing ", , Sn, ~ nsa'Il eqs
Gas Gilbert has received, fromtA,, III
Northway a. souvenir postal showing
Shodgrass House; ON the top of,eSnodi
gross hill, a part ofi'the 2seeneido the
hard fought J" battleJ Of Chicafnanga.i
1t was in this battle that p fh6ss..
M, Wiley 1rsceiYeds.a seriong wodnd.
Mr., Gilbert was with the, army of the
Potomac, and was not in the Ghicamap-
ga campaignsaggo1q gy1sWHo ra4 be,yed
oThe following letters are adyertised
at the AOwosse opostof1icei for otheo week
ending Feb sos yMrs9 bMaryt Bentley
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fer, Miss ,Helehp Bfink,aJ. A.lliDeaH, taf
ligan & Meagher, Chas' H." Hatyt, war Val
rem Herrick, Miss Kate MaEGn,tJol Mon
tague, Mrs,ArJs Mills. Qwossp Motor
Co, lBa Hl PotterA2l, IIoressa DJ.1aRrice
Miss IIorettaRileyyO haso Stafford, f. %
SullivauaW. HES Wells, aOhas ltVool-
mar, 97Ad uoy lndl en - ..jo,i ioi l'nH
Miles Burt, ID school teacher 81
Laingsburg, g years old, was accused
by Adolph Schultz of securing liquor
for, school boys. He drove to Schultz
farm and asked him TO go to Laings
burg .,s On entering DIR. r. H.. Scott
Office Burt asked Schultz If. he hat
made the accusation and on Schultz
admitting it, Burt drew srevolver ant
might haye used it, But Or. Scott tool
Il from, him, Burt was arrested an,
fin fined sl5 and put uppder, 9, bond to kee
fha naaca., for ono war Inv Juatic