The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1908-03-13
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| A. E. Smiley was in Detroit on bust
ness Tuesday.
Miss Sophie Osmer was home from
Saginaw over Sunday.
Eugene May and family of Lansing
spent Sunday in Owosso.
Harry Noble was home Sunday from
Flint for visit with his family.
Rev. G. w. jennings attended the
funeral of friend in Saginaw, Mon
day.
/ DR.. and Mrs q. l.. Cramer entertain
ed Friday evening at six o'clock din
ner
Mrs. M. A. Frazer and Mrs. F. M.
Palmer have gone to Gaines to visit
relatives.
Miss Jeanne Hurst was home over
Sunday from Charlotte, where she
teaches school.
Judge S. S. Miner held court in Lans-
ing for Judge Weist, who is busy with
grand jury work.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Beamish of New
Haven, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. G, Hopson, Sunday.
Mrs. w. B. Parker of Alberta, N. W.
T., has been guest at c. F. Parker's,
Pine street, this week.
Mrs. w. P. Tredo and Mrs. Arthur
Frisbie of Saginaw, spent part of the
week at w. L. Frisbie's.
Mrs. Hazel johnson, formerly Miss
Spears of Shiawasseetown, died Feb. 30
at Mohall. N. Oak, aged 81 years.
Mrs, Theodore Euler and Miss Nellie
Westcott attended the funeral of Mrs.
VIM. Payne at Bancroft, Monday.
r. J. Ransom of Alpena, formerly
manager of the Postal telegraph office
in Owosso is visitor here this week.
Claude E. Stuart has gone to Toledo,
having been ordered to resume his work
in the Ann Arbor offices at that point.
Miss Janette Hollanger of Chicago,
left for home Saturday after a visit
with her sister, Mrs. A. F. Hoist and
family.
DR.. w. s. Milligan is fitting up dent
al parlors in the Salisbury block, ground
floor, on Exchange street and will soon
move into them.
A. G. Abbott and wife of Ann Arbor,
were in Owosso Friday, and accompan-
led The College Widow" company to
Ann Arbor Saturday morning.
Geo. w. Farmhouse has moved to
Owosso from Fowlerville and will live
on Saginaw street, He will work for
Kline Bros. real estate agency.
Archie Clapp spent part of the week
in Owosso with his sister, Mrs. g. N.
Finch. He is now advertising mana
ger of the Sterling, Ill Gazette.
Mrs. w. J. Blood entertained the
ladies of the first M. E. church at her
home on Adams street Wednesday
afternoon There was large attend
ance.
S. r. VanTiffiin's and Fred Frances
fingers were injured at the car shops
the last of the week. Dr. Hume cared
for them and has decided amputation
will be unnecessary.
Twenty eight neighbors and friends
of Mrs. w. P. Harryman from Benning-
ton made call on her last Friday even
ing and enjoyed a six course dinner.
They left plant as reminder of the
call.
The Union mothers meeting last
Friday at the home of Mrs. VIM. Gil
more, Jerome avenue, was attended by
fifty-four women and children. Music,
Bible reading, literary program and
lunch were enjoyed. The w. Z. T. U.
and White Ribbon Cradle Roll each
secured a new member.
George w. Haffner is cashier and
manager Of the new bank at Lennon
which has opened for business. E. B.
Jenney of Sheridan, owns controll-
ing interest in the institution which
will undoubtedly be success and GER
tainly is great convenience for farmers
in that part of the county.
superintendent Simmons Of the city
schools, and W. E. Hall and o. l..
Sprague of the school board turned
in" fire alarm at the Emerson school
Monday morning and the entire build
ing was cleared, of scholars and teach
ers in minute and two seconds. There
are 325 regular scholars at the building
and the record shows that there is
little danger from fire in Owosso schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Snyder of Shiawas-
see township, were thrown over a
twelve foot enhancement last week
Thursday evening while returning from
visit at Charles Shepard's. Just after
their horse had crossed the Ann Arbor
track on West Main street it, stopped,
staggered and then fell headlong over
the bank carrying the sleigh and its
occupants with it. Fortunately neither
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