The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1908-07-31
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M. @. Dawes was in Mason part of
the week on business
Mrs Ralph Gaylord entertained the
Lydia club yesterday,
Mrs c. S. Watson visited in Ban.
croft part of the week.
Mrs Elmer Cheney of Lansing, is a
guest at w. L Frisbie's.
Mrs. Niles Virgins entertained the
Travellers club last evening.
Fred Lewis was in Saginaw part of
the week visiting Walter Lewis.
Rolla Detwiler has gone to Detroit to
take up work as draughtsman.
Born, Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. R. T.
Babbitt, Michigan Avenue, son.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Moyses have
moved from Flint to Owosso to reside.
Mrs. T H. Mcdowell is visiting her
sister Mrs. S. T. Beardsley, in Armada
Mrs. Homer Green of Detroit, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Will Wren. Dewey
street
Mrs. Thomas Kerwin is in McBain,
Mich, to spend a month with her
husband.
Mrs G.. w. Haskell was in Byron
Wednesday to attend the funeral of
relative.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. D. Almendinger left
Wednesday morning for Niagara Falls
and Buffalo
Harry Parker and Harry Northway
are taking trip to Detroit, Cincinnati
and other cities.
w. w. Palmer and son and Howard
Pearce have returned from a fishing
trip at Lake George.
Frank H. Rush is acting as municipal
justice during Geo. B. McCaughnas'
absence from the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Parker and Mr..
and Mrs Morris Southland are at Long
Lake for weeks stay.
Mrs. w. F. Bush left for Detroit,
Tuesday, and will go to Okhumpky,
Florida. for the winter.
John Padden and family have gone to
Portland, Oregon, where he has a posi-
tion in machine shop.
Mics Marie Osburn of Detroit, and
Miss Gertrude Schirmer, of Saginaw,
are guests at NJ Osburns.
Mrs. John Lytle dislocated her left
wrist in fall Monday. Dr. Ar
mold reduced the dislocation.
w. A. McMullen, J. A. Watson and
George d. Mason are a committee to
arrange the Corunna field day program.
Married, by Justice Mcbride of Co.
runna, Tuesday night, Leonard D. Ash
and Rosa Belle Daniels, both of Owosso.
Senator and Mrs. A. A. Tuttle and
two daughters of Leslie, were present
at the picnic at Corunna, Saturday and
spent Sunday in Owosso.
s. j. Rouse, who recently went to
Ashtabula Ohio, and organized real
estate company, has sold out and will
probably return to Michigan.
VIM. Harris has purchased the Rog-
ers residence on Williams street and
after making some alterations, paint
ing, ETC., will occupy the same.
Mrs. Alvin Evans and son, Mr.. and
Mrs. Allen Clspp and Mr.. and Mrs. w.
H. Wallace were in st. Charles Wednes-
day to celebrate J. Wsllace's eightieth
birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. L Taylor enter
tanned the Quingenti club and other
guests at six o'clock dinner on the
lawn at their home on Oliver street
Wednesday.
The official board of the Saginaw
Jefferson Avenue M. E. church in very
complimentary resolutions asks for the
return of Rev. A. B. Leonard to the
church for another year.
Chester VanBenschoten, a pioneer of
Shiawassee county, died last week at
Grand Bay, Alabama, aged 70 years.
Burial was at Perry July "a. Mrs G.
Nixon of Owosso, is daughter of de-
ceased.
DIR. and Mrs. G. Mccormick. Mrs. r.
j. Tick and daughter started Tuesday
evening for Colorado, the former to
visit Miss Henrietta Williams at Estes
Park, and the latter her sister, Mrs.
Ray Kiteley, at Longmont
Edward Carr entertained ten friends
at SIX o'clock dinner Tuesday at the
Hauck Hotel and at cards at his home
after the spread. The guests included
Mrs. Arthur Green of Newark, N. j.,
and Miss Adella Jackson of Ypsilanti
Mrs. Lloyd. w. Smith, Lingle ave-
nue., awoke Tuesday night to find a
burglar in the house, but was too
frightened to make an cutlery until he
came into her bedroom when she
screamed loudly and the fellow left in
a hurry.