The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1908-04-10

Falice, were in Saginaw, Tuesday.
George Owen, Jr., of Norfolk, Va,
visited Owosso friends, Tuesday.
Miss Vida Guipe has resigned her
position as clerk at d. M. Christians.
Mrs. J. b. Angus is in Kalamazoo to
see her sister, Miss Ada Kingsley, who
is i'll.
A car load of horses bought in this
county was shipped to Buffalo this
week.
DR.. and Mrs. j. o. Parker were in
Flint and Detroit, Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Rindge, of De-
troit, were guests of Owosso friends
the first of the week.
Miss Gladys Heyer has recovered
from an illness and been taken to the
School for the Deaf at Flint.
The ladies of the Congregational
Social Union paid $500 on the bonded
debt of the church few days ago. o
w. J. Mcqueen is to undertake the
publishing of newspaper at New
Lothrop, the Shiawassee County Her
aid.
The parishioners Of Rev. p. H. Polly
are much pleased with his return for
another year as pastor of the Evan
gelical church.
Merrick Blair has received 80 musk
rats to be used at banquet by the
Shiawassee Specimens Association in
the near future.
Earl Whitehearse lost the end of one
finger by getting it in contact with a
shaper at the Casket factory. Dr. p.
S. Wilson dressed the wound.
Those who attend the county L. o.
T. M. M. convention, Tuesday, April
Ia, are requested to bring lunches.
Coffee will be furnished by Busy Hive.
The directors of the Owosso I'M
provement Association have held two
important meetings within the past
few days to consider a proposition from
manufacturing plant which it is
hoped can be brought here.
Mrs. E. l.. Devereaux and daughter
Frances entertained the Bay View club
Monday afternoon at their home on
Mason street with description of their
trip to California and exhibited views
and souvenirs that added interest.
Separation was granted Mrs. Mar
garet Rourke from Michael Rourke,
Owosso. by Judge Miner in the circuit
court Tuesday, on the ground of cruelty
and other allegations. Rourke is a
saloon keeper.
John L. Bush will move to Lansing,
having accepted position as collector
for Grinnell Bros, Detroit, music
dealers. His territory will include five
counties. Owosso people are sorry to
have Mr.. Bush leave the city.
George Koran, formerly of Owosso,
son.in-law of J. II. -Goetzen, was elected
alderman of the fifth ward of Lansing,
Monday, after hot fight, over 1900
votes being cast. His majority was 81.
9. F. Haight, also a former resident
here, was beaten in the sixth ward.
Ann Arbor passenger train No. 3
which left Owosso at 6:33 Tuesday
evening, was derailed at Mt. Pleasant,
but fortunately no one was seriously
injured and the train remained right
side up. Joe Goodell was conductor
and James Hurst engineer of the
train.
Married, Friday, at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Roth, Toledo; Miss
Blanche Mikan, of Durand, sister of
Mrs. Roth, and DR.. Mervin P. Hunt,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. s. Hunt of this
city. DR.. Hunt left Monday for Okla
homa where he will locate, and Mrs.
Hunt will join him there soon.
The city band gave very enjoyable
at the Congregational church
Tuesday evening. Leslie Parker, Gill
bert Loring and Miss Clara Getman
sang and Miss Mattlbel Getman gave 81
sketch, THE Star Spangled Banner.
The concert was an excellent one and
other concerts by the band will be
largely patronized.
Rev. G. M. Keene, president Of the
Church of Christ Sixth District Con-
vention, was in Saginaw to preside at
the annual meeting the first Of the
week and gave an address Tuesday
evening. Miss Nina Small, Miss Bertha
LeCreux, E. LeCreux, Mrs. Geo. Totem,
Guy Lille, Mrs. Jesse Clark, Mrs. A.
Van valkenburg also attended.
A very pleasant time was spent at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. ". s. Mat
.oon, 442 E.. Main, last evening, when
forty of the friends of Mr.. and Mrs
James.H Rose gathered ITO give them
! farewell reception. Mr. and Mrs.
Rose were given q useful present
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