The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1908-01-17

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guest of Mrs. James Geaghan
Miss Myrtle Bateman. of Toledo, is
guest of Miss Kate Wildermuth.
Mrs. d. J. Gerow is visiting her
daughter, Miss Josie, in Ann Arbor.
DR.. and Mrs. J. o. Parker entertained
the Junior 500 club Tuesday evening.
E. G. Hamblin left Thursday for
Florida to spend the rest of the winter.
The Eagles installed officers Friday
evening, and had banquet afterwards.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. A.
Kaufman, Elm street, Monday morn
ing
]. Atkins, of Toledo, succeeds j. f.
Bratton as chief dispatcher at the Ann
Arbor.
Mrs. V. M. White has been sick for
several weeks with infiammatory rheu-
matism.
Rev. F. L. Church dislocated his left
elbow Friday evening by fall from
his wheel
The infant son of Dr. and Mrs. Hugh
Conklin of Battle Creek, died the last
of the week.
Miss May Darling has gone to Lans-
ing to accept position in the School
for the Blind.
George M. Owen, formerly of this
city, is Worshipful Master of Atlantic
Lodge of Masons Norfolk, Va.
Simon Vedder may go to Saginaw to
work in the meat market of Edward
Allenham, formerly of Owosso.
Miss Geraldine Mahaney has been
brought home from the hospital at Ann
Arbor, and continued improvement is
now looked for, as she stood the trip
very well.
The West Side indoor baseball team
won its ninth consecutive victory, Fri
day evening, defeating Pontiac by a
score of IS to 5. The team will soor
leave on northern trip.
, Hubert Hill, of Easton, brother-in
law of Odell Chapman, of this city, lost
, all the fingers and the thumb of thu
rig ut hand, Tuesday, in a corn shred
. der. DR.. Arnold attended the injured
man.
3 Congressman Fordney was in Detroit
Wednesday to be present at the mar
i rage of his son, Ernest w. Fordney
Q and Miss Irene G. Macdonald, of De
= troit. Mr.. and Mrs. Fordney will re
: side at Laurel, Miss.
On Saturday, January 25. the annua
% picnic of the Michigan people in Cal
20 fornia will be held at East Lake Parl
,r Los Angeles. Arrangements are unde
way to make the affair the largest an
a. most pleasant in the history OF tt
,e Michigan society.
lei E. A. Balch, former principal OF tt
Owosso high school, but for the pal
i'd few years district agent of the Mort
ID western Mutual Life, has gone to Il
us st. Louis, Mo-, district to take chars
OF the work as statistician and instru
70 tor of agents for the company there.
or Mrs. w. G. Rufus. who is with hi
I'D husband. missionary to Pyeng Yen
Corea, has written an interesting lett
" to Owosso friends. She says that &
as. streets are four feet wide and fill
of with filth, and when they wish to wa
for pleasure they go into the countr
~ or on top of the city wall.
he The Michigan Central fast trains d
n 10 here at $40 q. m, north bound, q
ct. 1000 D. m. south bound, will be taxi
off Sunday. The slow trains maxi
sso the trip between Jackson and Bay Gil
,aL north bound in the morning and sou
IT bound at night, will run daily, goi
I;.s north at 1885 and south at 9:10.
While in the city q few days 9
Postoffice Inspector Parsell stated Il
VI he had thirteen cases against patr'
Cos of the Owosso post Office for sendi
eY' communications in packages of m
" chandise, the fine in each instance be-
ny $1O. Several complaints were agai
parties who had mailed tobacco or 81
In tags and had enclosed note indicat
on the premium desired. Mr. Parsell '
sit be in the city in short time to call
trail the parties and ask them to settle.
ing Mrs. Paul Buyea died at her home
Venice township, Sunday, after b
we'd illness with pneumonia. She is
ser. vived by husband and adopted dau
Nc. ter, five years old, her aged father,
Mr.. the following brothers; Niche
the Geek, of Clare; Andrew Geeck
owosso; Joseph, of Maple River; Er'
di of Grand Rapids; Frank, of Caledol
the Fred, of Hazelton; and Philip, OF vi
nses Mrs. Buyea was thirty-two year sold
ar IA a member of the Lady Maccabees.
rces neral services were held Wednes
and interment took place at Oak