The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1908-09-25

| Adelphia Hive l.. o. T. M. M. is
spending this afternoon as guests OF
Bennington Hive.
Mrs. Harry Daniels and son left yes
terday for Cadillac, after visit with
friends in this city.
Men are needed to help in cleaning
the old Estey site for the building of
the new truck factory building.
Mrs. Frank Lawrence and daughter
or Detroit, are guests at the home of
Charles Lawrence, Mulberry street.
Old peoples day at the Church of
Christ will be next Sunday, the services
being practically to the older people.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Kline of Dryden,
haye been guests Of Mrs. DIR. Gooding
and other relatives in Owosso this week,
Henderson Rebekah lodge celebrated
its fifty-seventh anniversary Saturday
evening with literary program and
supper.
A burning chimney at the home of
John Dean, South Chapman street, call
ed out the fire department yesterday
morning
A marriage license was issued Thurs.
day to Alexander Kennedy, aged SO, and
Mrs. Eleanor G. Holden, aged 90, both
of Laingsburg.
Frank A. Griffin of Durand. son of
Supervisor Alonzo Griffin, and Miss
Bertha M. Coon of Durand, were icen-
sed to wed Tuesday.
A. E. Westfall and wife, s. FL. ALI
ton and wife and T. .peFrenn and wife
will leave early in October for Califor-
MIA to spend theewinter.
|. The annual meeting of the Shiawas.
see county battalion is to be held in
Corunna next month and plans are
being made for good time.
Roy Colby and Ivan Brands left Tues
day to begin their years work in the
Michigan agricultural college. John
Hatch and sHarry Miner went to Ann
Arbor to enroll in the University of
Michigan.
VIM. Cords of Caledonia township,
was in the municipal court yesterday
on charge of assault preferred by his
wife Before the matter was heard by
the court a reconciliation caused with
drawal of the complaint.
E. P. Bower, formerly of Venice
township, a graduate of the Owosso
Business College, is an instructor in the
Commercial School at Laurium, Mich.
He is also associate editor of paper
published in the interest of the school.
The TIMES is indebted to Jos. Free
man for basket of the finest grapes
ever brought to Owosso, large, clean
and the best favored. The thousands
of baskets he is sending to the markets
are largely sought by lovers of this
most delicious fruit
William Baker has sold his farm in
Caledonia township, which he moved
to two years ago, and purchased home
on S. Shiawassee street. He was for
many years employed as night engineer
at the Estey factory and will now take
position in the Woodland furniture
factory.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Carpenter were
surprised by friends at their home ON
South Dewey street Wednesday evening
and congratulated and presented with
mahogany rocker and some silverware.
Refreshments were served. Mr.. and
Mrs. Carpenter have just returned from
their wedding trip.
Arvanite & Ide of Sandus'ky, Ohio, |
have purchased the Columbia Candy
Works business of Williams Bros. and |
will take possession Oct. II. Will and
John Williams will go to Detroit to |
open candy store and the third broth
er, Nicholas, will remain here with
the new proprietors. All the people in
the deal are Greeks. The Williams
have built up big and a successful |
business and we wish them success in
the large field