The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1908-02-28
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ing at James Evans and with friends
and relatives in Owosso.
The ice near and under the South
Washington street bridge was broken
up with dynamite Monday.
Edward Carr left Saturday for a trip
of several weeks in the southwest, 60
ing first to Hot Springs, Ark.
The loss on the c. L. Paris house,
Shiawassee street, damaged by fire last
week was adjusted at $3.50. So
E. M. Harrington has accepted a
position in the carriage factory at Ovid
and has moved his family there
George Hansman and Mrs. Rose Ger
tets of Detroit, visited their mother,
Mrs. Barbara Hansman, Sunday.
&. H. Sapp was in Lansing and other
cities part of last week on business for
the Owosso Carriage and Sleigh Co.
The Sophmore girls defeated the Jun
ior girls at basket ball at the high
school gymnasium, Friday evening.
Mrs. Frank Nielsen returned to her
home in Sandusky, Ohio, Friday, after
a visit with Mrs. J. F. Wildermuth.
Henry Dutton Colt, of Mobile, Ala,
is visiting his sister, Miss Georgia Colt,
and both are at Albert Todd's home.
H. D. Lyon, of Lyon & Pond. and
Chas Lawrence are in New York pur-
chasing goods for their Owosso stores.
John Beelby returned to his home in
Michigan City, Ind, the first of the
week after visit at Samuel Beelby's.
Ralph Chase of North Dakota, has
been guest part of the month of his
father-in-law, 1. L. Mills of Shiawassee.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Zimmerman
with their daughter, who is attending
school in Ypsilanti. spent Sunday in
Toledo.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Benoy were call
ed to Mt. Vernon, Ohio. the last of the
week by the death of the formers
mother.
Mrs. William Harris will entertain a
company of ladies at a five o'clock tea
this afternoon at her home 525 Main
street west.
Wilson Tent K. o. T. M. Nj. has paid
Mrs. James Bartrem $1,000, the insur.
ance carried by the late James Bartrem
in that order.
Sixteen high school scholars went by
sleighs to the Warner farm near Six
Mile Creek Saturday evening for an
evenings fun.
Mrs. John Paddon and son, Harold,
aged IS, have gone to Detroit where
the young man will enter the navy as
an apprentice seaman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Southland enter
tanned Monday evening at their home
on Ball street in honor of Miss Alice
DeVol of Geneva, N. Y.
j. Ernest Crossen has returned to his
work in Buffalo, N. Y, after being ill
at the home of his parents, Corunna
avenue, for several months.
Twenty-Five of the D. M. Christian
store force enjoyed sleighride We'd
nesday evening to Fred Galloway's,
four miles north of the city.
G.. II. Whittum of the Auditor Gen.
erals department was in Corunna Fri
day, looking up tax inheritance matters
at the Probate Judges Office.
Colfax Lodge 1. o. o. F. visited Hen
derson Lodge Tuesday evening, confer
ring the first and second degree on can
didates. A fine supper was served.
H. NJ. Post and wife celebrated their
thirty-seventh wedding anniversary
last Saturday A daughter from Sagi.
nav and two sons were guests for the
day.
A Christian Endeavor Society of
twenty-eight members was organized at
Henderson Sunday by two members of
the Church of Christ society of this
city.
Clark Shipman, superintendent of the
Lapeer schools, is spending short time
in Washington, ID. G. Mrs. Shipman
is a guest at G. w. .Shipman's in Cor
unna.
A party of Owosso young people
went to the farm of Charles Schroeder
evening in hobs and enjoyed
the evening there with cards and
lunch.
Arthur Moyses will leave for north
ern Michigan next month to begin bust
ness with a we'll drilling outfit. He has
been employed at the Owosso Mfg. Co.
factory.
Mrs Gertrude Brummell of Detroit,
formerly Miss Gertrude Goodell of
Corunna, has been visiting in Corunna
and several social functions were held
in her honor. She Is well known
soloist having sung in grand opera.