The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1908-09-11

Judge Matthew Bush and daug liter,
Miss Helen, were in Ann Arbor Tues.
day to attend wedding.
Miss Edna Heron left Wednesday
morning for her home in Mattoon, ILL.,,
after visit with friends in this city.
Miss CYNTHIA Chase, who has been
spending the summer at A. D. Chase's,
has gone to Venice township to begin
teaching.
ia. Lawrie, recently candidate for
nomination as county clerk, has re-
signed his position as express agent at
Byron and moved to Ionia.
Miss Meta Gould has returned to
California to resume her duties as teach
er in girls school at Los Angeles.
Enroute she will make brief visits in
Chicago and Pasadena.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Johnson and
children of Bay City, who have been
visiting Mrs. Johnsons sister, Mrs. M.
J. Phillips and other relatives in this
city, went to Detroit Wednesday morn
ing.
Harry Trip left Wednesday for Val.
paraiso, Ind, to join Sailsbury's Con-
cent Orchestra. He travelled with this
organization last winter, and will make
another tour with them this fall and
winter.
The democratic city caucuses will be
held Monday, Sept. 18th in Owosso,
and the county convention to nominate
county officers and send delegates to the
state convention will be held in Corun-
ma Tuesday, Sept. Is.
Mr.. and Mrs Leslie Parker, North
Ball street will entertain the members
of the Congregational choir this even
ing in honor of Mrs. Frank Westcott
and daughter. Miss Nellie, who will
leave the first of the week for California
William Green of the Central House
will exhibit his stallion, Odell Chap
man, at the Clinton County fair in st.
Johns. The animal is one of the best
bred stations in the state, and will
doubtless attract much attention from
horse fanciers.
The fortieth annual reunion of the
Ninth Michigan Infantry will be held
this year at Fowlerviile, Thursday and
Friday, October.1 and 2. s. A. Crane
of Owosso, is one of the few survivors
of the regiment and will endeavor to
attend the reunion.
Mr. and Mrs. H. q. Galbraith have
returned from their vacation trip to
Milwaukee and the former returned to
his work in Bay City Wednesday morn
ing. Mrs. Galbraith remained for a
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Perrigo, Cedar street.
Mrs. Bertha Taber died at the family
home on Cass street Monday evening
from paralysis, having been ill ten days.
She is survived by her husband, Ray E.
Taber an employee of the Owosso Car
riage Co., and two children, one ten
days Old The funeral was held yester-
day afternoon.
A burglar broke into M. w. South
ards home on Ball street, Sunday even
ing, but failed TO secure the valuables
in the house, being frightened away
before he had gotten his work complet-
ed A window was pried open in the
sitting room while Mr.. and Mrs. South
ard were at church.
Mrs. Frank Westcott and daughter,
Miss Nellie Westcott leave Monday for
San Diego Calf, to spend the winter
and possibly to make their home there
permanently. 1t is hoped the change
will improve Mrs. Westcott's health.
Miss Westcott will be much missed in
musical circles in this city and county,
and her place in church and social
circles will be hard to fill.
The following letters are advertised
at the Owosso postoffice for the week
ending Saturday, Sept, 9TH: Mr.. Jes-
sic Austin, VIM. Blanchar, Clark Cole.
man, Brit Davis, Ralph Davis, w. T.
Eckert, Miss Maria Fost, Mrs. Claria
Hayes, q. w. Jusley, (9) Charlie Kahn.
baugh, John E. Mahoney, J. E. Mott,
Mrs Edna Phelps, Mile Roem, Emil
Schiele, H. E. Trip, Claud Weaver, g.
Nora Wilkinson, Ed. Winchell, Mr..
Wooley.
Thomas Evans, aged 80 years died
Saturday afternoon at his home on
South Chapman street, having been Ill
for many months. He came from Eng
land 26 years ago and for fifteen years
prior to the fire at Estey factory A was
nightwatchman at the plant. He be-
longed to the Odd Fellow and Masonic
lodges in England but had never trans
ferred his membership to America.
Mr. Evans is survived by a widow, six
sons, Frank, Robert, Arthur of Owosso
John A. f. of Toledo; Archibald of Salt
Lake city and Roland of Durand; one
daughter, Florence, of Flint. The fun
eral was held Monday, Rev. G.. H