The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-10-04
Mrs. John Roos has gone to cleve.

A. B. Cook was in Grand Rapids
Tuesday.
Mrs. Nancy Gould returned from
Chicago Thursday morning.
j. H. Copas. Jr., and family spent
Sunday with friends in Lansing.
Miss Lucille Bailey was at hel
home in Leslie Wednesday night.
Carl Knapp has gone to Albion to
resume his studies in the college.
Postmaster NJ. n. Brady, of Sagi.
nav, West Side, was in the city Mon
day.
DR.. A. M. Hume attended a Mason
ic gathering in Flint Monday even
ing.
Mrs. Roy Matthews, of Shepherd,
is guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. ID. Crawford.
The usual rainstorm came Thurs
day morning, rain pouring down
hard for half an hour.
Miss Bessie Motto is acting as
bookkeeper at Devereaux's store in
the absence Of Miss Galusha.
House and small barn, 1415 West
Main street for sale. Inquire of
Martin Cute, POI Chestnut st. If
William McKendry, chief engineer
at the sugar factory went to Bay
City Thursday morning on business.
Hon. John ]. Carton, of Flint, will
be present at the Republican club
banquet on the 10th as the guest of
DR.. A. M. Hume.
Albert Todd has sold his coal and
wood business to Samuel Willis and
will devote his entire time to the
hay trade.
Edward Francisco, of Danville,
October to engage in the grocery bus
mess with w. G.. Hawcroft.-Mason
News.
Mrs. James Parting, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. H. Alliton and other relatives
here, left for her home at Akron,
Ohio, Wednesday.
Ray Kline has purchased a stock
of goods at Coleman and left We'd
nesday to take possession of the
same. Until recently he has been in
business at Alicia.
Women may not be permitted to
vote but they can refinish the floors,
walls, ceilings, furniture,
Or any scratched surface with Per-
ma-Lac. Sold by Benkleman & Null
hall, Owosso.
Corunna Republicans will be we'll
at the Republican club
next week, the first lot of
tickets being sold within a few min
ltes after they were placed on sale
md more sent for.
The Lady Maccabbees, of Benning- |
on gave Mrs. John Perkins, Corunna
avenue a pleasant surprise Tuesday. |
refreshments were served and a |
good time enjoyed by all. The ladies
'eturned home on the evening train.
Mrs. L. G.. Heyer and two children,
md Mrs. Arthur Cross, have gone to |
)avisburg to attend the 40th we'd |
ling anniversary of the ladies' pa |
'ents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. Norton, |
which takes place Saturday.
quiet wedding took place at six
o'clock Friday evening at the home
If Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Demorest,
outh of the city, when their daugh-
er, Lillian c., was united in mar
iage to Mr.. Ernest r. Wickham, the
clergyman being Presid-
ng Elder Rev. w. p. French, former
astor of the Central Methodist
Episcopal church, of which church
9th ynung people are active men,
ers. The bride was attended by
Iiss Alice E. Hamilton, while Mr.. G.
.yle Demorest, brother of the bride,
ccompanied the groom. The guests
onsisted of only the immediate
antilles and a few, intimate friends.
he parlors were very pleasingly dec
rated in green and white, while In
he dining room red prevailed. The
steem with which the contracting
arties are held was plainly evil
enced by the large and costly array
{ presents. After wedding lun-
neon Mr.. and Mrs. Wickham left for
n extended trip through the east, .
lcluding New York, Washington and
JAMESTOWN. A special significance
7 the date lies in the fact of It's be-
lg the thirty-second wedding an
Iversary of the brides parents.
fter Nov. s Mr.. and Mrs. Wickham |
i'll be at home at Riverview farm
, Main street West-Lansing Re- G
iSlican. Mr.. Wickham is the son I
Herman Wickham, of this city, d
Id formerly resided in Owosso. q
r. and Mrs. Wickham and Headley
'ickham attended the wedding.
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