The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-02-15
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LOCAL NEWS.
CAPITAL, Sioo, 600.

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Joslin are at the
automobile show in Detroit.
JaE. Thalman of Ann Arbor, spent
part of the week at DIR. R. ]. Ticks.
Born. Tuesday to, Mr. and Mrs. Nor
man Lucas. Park street, a1daughter.
Misses Lena Martin and Hattie Hunt
have been in Grand Rapids buying
millinery goods this week. sr"E go
Mrs. John Harshbarger and daughter,
Mrs. Reed. left Monday for Cadillac
where Mrs. Harshbarger will make her
home
Mrs A. N. Bentley, Calvin Bentley,
Mas Irma Brewer, Lester and Eugene
Brewer are attending the automobile
show in Detroit.
The Royal Neighbors were enter
tanned by Mrs. W. M. Case and Mrs.
Nora Martin at the formers home
Wednesday afternoon. i
The White Sox pedro club enjoyed a
banquet at Connor's cafe Monday even
ing, after which they played cards at
Miss Nellie Green's, Cass street.
Rev. T, fowler has gone to New
York City for visit with his sons fam
lily aud Mrs. fowler has left for visit
to the family of Mr.. Chard, her son, in
Chicago.
Mrs. T. o. Christian entertained q
company of forty-ive ladies at military
euchre Tuesday afternoon and served
an elegant luncheon at the close of
playing. .. aa @
D r. and Oliver Salisbury have at
tended the automobile show in Detroit
this week representing the American
Tire Co.. of this city. The company
has au exhibit at the show. . .,..
NJ. Laverne Pomeloy, of Detroit,
and Miss Fannie Parmenter, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs Amos Parmenter OF
Shiawassee township. will be married
at the brides home Feb, 10, ., ..',
Mr. Arthur Kerr and, Miss Frances
Thomas, of Chesaning, were married at
3o'cIoek Monday afternoon by Rev. ID.
Wellesley Wise at the. home of The
Misses Moyses, West Main street Ia T., ~ ~.
A very pleasant farewell reception
wac terddered,S. D, Emery and wife at
the Bsptist church monday evening.
pre5idHs TO their departure for their
hor1ig ih Maine. They will returni IN
sentAtntyer R&s nj einiOs311i bQois *
NJ ana Mrs, g. Dr. e,lEF m isa and and Mr
Enaerydis1 rnotherl have. left for theeil
hope ins3Alfred, Maine. ol.Mr. Emery
has done an excellent poultry business
this rear, Being very pleased with Ri'
new 'Idestibhf in West 'Owosso"h2 blI
Miss, Mabel wrigleS has resigned Aei
position as fifth grade teacher at ,tht
Emerson school and willlgo to, Coloradt
to accept fine eighth grade position
The hoard of education has engaged
MesS Ben Pfiestto complete 1.-THE Gyeaf1
work here. '''Y"Foi "'t as"
"a "SNiloQeL ft%J -9Hau{ fivz G.i'
Edward Mckenzie died, at, his home
ort,4Eoyth Dewey sstraetg Nopday,rho
pueurAoaia, aged 5sSyears.l HE il sur
vsvago4byI a!wife and five children
Ft6aFalisefeices were conducted We'd
Hgsdasy AFTERNOON ny Rev P. H. Polly
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EdWin Cary the eight year s9p}ldd son, o
MTeald, Mrs William Carr, died at at1h.
cegaty1efarm 4Sundayd Mrs dCarTdi
also i'll Herr two Iotheru childrennlar,
staging at aobrother' sIint Saginawel th
father Iiaving'been sent to the IoniaIre
foru4st6fy for year fbt. larceny. ai xe'
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