The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-02-15
ALBERT Van Giesen is critically i'll

\ Albert van GleSen ID CrltlCally Ill.
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w. l. hedmohd mas, moved IRON
lerre tlaute' ma TO- oWosso ana wll'
DO superintendent Tor the Eureka GOAL
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llenIIY Durt, recently from aShlng'
.on st"te, was guest %. Franh mouse
IT. .Il' "'eA' 1te i0iin0iiS 'esfeeu iete'
iA0 eAps0'7 " ioe@'e 'i' 'ranu nap'uS'
The Al-Owosso indoor ball team de-
feated the Onaway team Tuesday even
ing oy score OF 10 = put We're de-
-U"'9u ~ Oini'"""! " e'ileso"S py I" '0ofe
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AL the Eastern Star session tuesday
evening" ten petitions Tor membership
were received and social session en-
Joyed' Mr. ana Mrs y; W. Simmons ms
VIII be entertainers at the next session
feo' 20 ~, ....e t.i.... =. ra.r
The three year old son of Mr. and
Mrs. Daniel Brillhard, Cass street
drank large amount of "consump.
tion cure" which he found in the house
Wednesday, and was saved from death
by the arrival of DR.. Scott, who gave an
emetic.
Miss Letta M Wells the daugbtar Of
Chief OF Police Frank Wells, at Flint,
became the bride of George E. joyce, of
this city, in pretty wedding at the home
of MIR. and Mrs. Wells, Tuesday even
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. Joyce will return to
Owosso where Mr.. Joyce is in the tail
oring business. -g.H a.s t-
Personal invitations have been issued
to one thousand prominent business
men of the state to attend the annual
banquet of the Michigan
Young Mems Christian Associations ut
Jackson, February Goth, and it promises
to be one of the most representative
gatherings of business men that has
ever been held in the state. Special
coaches or sleepers have been arranged
for delegates from Detroit, Grand
Rapids, Bay City, Adrian and interme-
date points. The new association
building, costing $4,000 in which the
banquet will be held, is an added at
traction.
1.-THE searchers," the young ladies
class in the First Methodist Sunday
school gave a Valentine social in the
church nar,ors Trasdov aven;no Tho
room was prettilv DECORATED. appropri.
ate to Valentine dav and the Young
ladies wore white with decorations Of
small red hearts, Liubt refreshments
were served, the menu consisting of
common articles but having mysterious
names Patrons were nrivileped 70
choose four articles and mich finn was
obtained in attempting to choose such
articles as would make up a good lunch.
Additional fun was furnished by means
of fortune telling Which was INDUCED
in at q booth. ''''u ~
C Georoa ~ ~ C,u t,,5 of 49,
has rece;ved hi.;no = no ,ers ,,h;ch' ,en.