The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-02-05

Mrs. J. B. Sullivan entertained the
| Predu bridge club Tuesday.
Mrs. w. G.. Braddish visited relatives
in st. Johns the first of the week.
Mr.. and G. o. Loving entertained the
Junior Five Hundred club Wednesday
evening.
J. d. Reiff of Henderson left Tuesday
for trip in the east and as far south as
Florida.
The Visiting Nurse association met
yesterday at the home of Mrs. A f.
Howard, William street.
Mrs. Herbert Galbraith is home from
Frederick on a account of the illness of
her father G.. A. Perrigo.
Mrs. G. S. Allison visited at the home
of her son, r. G. Allison, in st. Johns,
Wednesday and Thursday.
The Knights of Pythias dancing party
Tuesday evening was a very pleasant
affair, fifty-fve couples attending,
Mrs w. L. Webster and daughter re-
turned home Wednesday after a visit
with the formers parents in st. Johns.
Frank J. Woodland is in the east on a
business "Trip for the Woodland factories.
Mrs. F. H. Williams spent Sunday in
Mason.
E. L. Devereaux has sold his home on
Mason street to j. L. Calkins and will
probably move to Flint in the near fu-
ture, being in the grocery business in
that city.
John Conway left Monday morning
for Fenton where he spent day
or two with friends. Wednesday he
left for Saco, Montana, where he has
position as Z. M. G. A. secretary.
Bob Perry of Corunna, was sentenced
Wednesday to 80 days in the Detroit
house of correction for stealing $43
from M. l.. Chase, grocer. Perry has
served time before for similar offense.
A surprise party was given P. j.
Martin at his home on Grand avenue
last Friday evening, about twenty-five
being present. Mr.. Martin was present
ed with beautiful mirror
Owosso high school basket ball team
was defeated at Lansing, Saturda by
a score of so to 3. Quite different rules
from those used here made the score so
large against the Owossoites.
4 Rev. Theo Hahn completes his fourth
year as pastor of the Salems Lutheran
church in this city next Sunday. He
has been successful and popular pastor
and his sermon Sunday will be a review
of the work and greeting for the new
J year. ~
A revival meeting CW oenced in the
Church of Christ at Chapin, last even
ing. The meeting will bs conducted by
Elders j. w. Borden and A. N. Cooper.
Elder Cooper is an experienced evangel-
ist and has held a number of good
meetings in Michigan.
Mr.. Charles Moore and Miss Lena
Hall, both of this city, were married il
Corunna, F:iday evening" Rev. Leslie
Bower officiating. Mr.. Moore has just
completed an enlistment in the army
and is employed at the carriage factory
in this city. They will reside at 615
Clinton street.
Married, Wednesday evening, Feb. 3,
at the Congregational parsonage, by
Rev. G. III. Hanks, Mr.. Clinton B. Hol-
man and Miss Florence M. Earle.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Earle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holman are we'll known
and popular young people. They will
reside on the F. B. Holman farm north
of Owosso.
A. g. Tucker has resigned the mana
cement of the Owosso theatre after be-
ing in charge several months. Bust
ness at the theatre has not been good and
A. G. Abbott who has charge of the
theatre is much disappointed at the re-
suit of Mr.. B. G. Whitneys efforts to
to give Owosso something first class in
the theatrical line.
Nellie L. Mason has commenced suit
for divorces from Geo. N Mason. They
were married in Owosso Jan. 49, 1905,
and lived together until last Friday.
Extreme cruelty and threats are
charged. The defendant is said TO be
the owner of farm near Chesaning of
100 acres, and worth from $4,000 to
$4,000. Complainant asks for support
during the tendency Of the suit and
expenses of the same.-Saginaw News.
The following letters are advertised
at the Owosso postoffice for the week
ending Jan. 30, 1909: Asad Call, Mrs.
Sophia Dunnan, c. H. Ferguson, Miss
Florence Lawrence, Mrs. J. Mccartney,
Mrs. Elanor Marshal, Mrs. Lorania
Mitchell Miss LIE Elma Neal, Mr.. A,
J. Nele, w. c. Palmer, G. A. Roberts,
Miss Phoebe Rouse, Miss Alice Stone,
Geo. Sullivan, Lewis Sullivan, Mrs.
Reva Nav Wellar