The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1908-03-06

ing Sunday.
Louis Mueller was in Detroit on bust
ness last Friday and Saturday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley E
Parkill, this morning, daughter.
S. A. Clapp and R. B. Warren were
in Lansing, Monday, on business.
Rev G. H. Hanks was in Bancroft Oh
State Board of Charities work Monday.
Miss Alice DeVoll has returned to hel
home in New York after visit at E.
F. Joslin's.
Miss Nellie Turner is in Grand Rap
ids to spend some time at the homes OF
her nephews.
Mrs. A. A. Sherman is spending the
week in Detroit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Dwight North.
H. j. Hartman has purchased through
j., w. Thorn, the 5-acre Babcock gar
den farm northeast Of the city.
Miss Nellie Clark, Elm street. enter
tanned the senior class of the Owosso
high school Saturday evening.
Quite number of Knights of Column
bus and their ladies attended K. of G.
party at Morrice Monday evening.
John Dennison, Arthur George, VIM.
Boyd and Roy Hodge of this city, are
working at the Buick Automobile
Works in Flint.
Mrs G.. B. Hitler has been in Detroit
this week to attend meeting Of the
executive board of the Womans Mis-
sionary society of the M. E church.
Mrs. Levi Dyer of Corunna. has le-
gally adopted her own son, Frank Esco,
who was taken from his guardian, Tom
Foley, an ex.convict. residing near
Perry.
A contribution of $15 for the Dorcas
Home was made at the First M. E.
church Sunday evening. Rev. G. w.
Jennings gave fine talk on the work
of the society.
Ray 1. Griswold, who has been con-
nected with the Argus as solicitor, has
gone to Ithaca to enter newspaper bust
ness with his brother in the publication
of the Ithaca Journal.
Mrs. Lena Mack, Grand Marshal of
the o. E. S., has been at Grand Rapids,
Ravenns and Scotyille with Grand Ma
tron Mrs. Franc Gardner of Lansing,
70 install Eastern Star officers.
John J. Whelan of Shiawassee, was a
visitor in Owosso Saturday having re-
turned from business trip of two
weeks in eastern Michigan. He has
gone to Mt Clemens and vicinity for
this and next week.
w. H. Traver has gone to Albion to
become general manager of the Albion
Lumber Cos. business. He has been
employed at the Woodland furniture
factory for three years. Mrs. Traver
will join him soon.
Nearly twenty Y. M. c. A. boys walk
ed to Corunna and back Saturday, best
time being made by George Rose and
Frank Sherman, the round trip taking
them one hour and five minutes. Ber-
nard and Burrell Webb arrived in 1 :07.
All finished in less than two hours
The remains of Richard w. Marsh
will be brought to Owosso from Califor-
MIA as soon as Mrs. Marsh, who is ill, is
ableuto make the journey. Mr.. Marsh's
death followed an operation for appen-
dicitis. The Odd Fellow lodges have
charge Of the remains and shipping
of the body.
The w. G. T. U. ladies attended
meeting at Mrs. David Hooks Wednes-
day and were delightfully."- entertained
by Miss lilly M. Strong, travelling city
secretary of the State Young Womans
Christian Association. In the evening
Miss Strong talked at meeting of the
Y. w. G. A. at Miss Nellie Densmore's.
Much good will result from the visit of
MISS OLrOuS w OWOsSO.
The Baptist Social Union of Corunna,
gave a concert last Friday night netting
$40. The Shico quartette, consisting
DR.. J. o. Parker, DR.. r. J. Tick,
Leslie Parker and A. J. Stevens of
Owosso, gave three excellent numbers
and Geo. d. Mason sang Thinking of
YOU" composed by Mrs. Minnie Nc
Arthur Laing. There were other in
teresting features.
Mrs. Lydia Chipperfield. died at her
home in New Haven township. Friday,
aged So years. She was born in Eng
land, coming to America in 1856, set
Ting in Shiawasseetowp, moving to
New Haven the next year where she
has since resided. Her husband has
been dead thirty-nine years. She is
survived by Mrs. VIM. Teller of Owosso,
Mrs. Melvin Burch of Petoskey, and r.
Chipperfeld of New Haven. The flu.
neral was held at the home Tuesday
noon, Rev. J. D. Young and Rev. Keys
officiating. Interment in New Haven
cemetery. u p