The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-03-05

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sing yesterday.
Yesterday was pension day and the
veterans were busy all day swearing to
their quarterly vouchers.
Miss Edith Ruebekan entertained at
FIVE hundred at her home on Mulberry
street, Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Wesley Kurrle and son of Chesa-
ming, were guests at Mr.. and Mrs Chas
Freeman's, King street, Tuesday.
R. Sayre of Byron, will open real es-
tate Office in the opera house block. Mr..
and Mrs. Sayre have moved to Owosso.
President G. w. Brown, Secretary G.
N. Smith and Superintendent JOS Kohn
are at the offices of the Owosso Sugar
/ Co. today.
The births in the county for the
month of January exceeded the deaths
by six, there being A of the former and
3S of the latter.
Mrs w. H. VanSice entertained the
Alumni Clique, Wednesday afternoon
at luncheon and guessing contest
Mrs. A Alliton and Mrs A. Birk won
prizes.
Miss Nellie Ferguson of this city, was
adjudged insane Tuesday and taken to
the Pontiac asylum. by Under Sheriff
Herrick for treatment.
Married, Wednesday evening, at the
home of the bride on Chapman street,
by Rev. Jennings, William Everett
Wilkinson and Miss Eva May Crick.
more, both of Owosso.
David Collins, aged 20 years, died at
his home in Scottyille, near Ludington,
Wednesday. He was former resident
of Venice township and well known in
this county
The places of registration and elec.
tion, the names of the election COM
missioners and the appointed inspectors
will be found in the council proceedings
on another page.
Married, Wednesday afternoon at 81
West Williams street, this city, Rev.
G. M. Keene officiating, Almon Clark
Capen of Chaplin, and Miss Clara II .
FELTON, of Burton.
Garth Barnes left Thursday morning
for visit of few Gays with a brother
in Chicago, after whicn he will go to
Portland, Oregon, where he will locate
if conditions suit him.
Frank G. Karrer broke his leg Tues
day while getting out logs for the
Owosso Handle Go. near the FIVE points.
He will be confned TO his home on West
King street for aeYeral weeks.
The Industrial Scbnol at Lansing, and
the State School for Girls at Adrian,
are both crowded so that Judges of
Probate Lave been asked to send no
more unls5s absolutely necessary.
Twenty additional rooms will be
built on the Hotel Wildermuth as soon
as the weather permits operations to
begin. Tom Watson will have the
contract. Pour OF the rooms will be
equipped with baths.
The Brotherhood of ST. Paul enjoyed
a banquet at Asbury church, Wednes
day evening, talks being made by Rev.
w. M. Smith. R. G. Sidenius, E. b.
Stewart and B. S. Stratton. The socie
| ty Is in prosperous condition.
kid" Wheeler was discharged in the
municipal court after the complaint
of assault and battery against him had
been withdrawn by Emil Bellenbaum
the victim of Wheeier's blows. Wheeler
= paid the costs in addition to settling
: with Emil.
Miss Jennie Krantz was knocked
down and seriously injured while go
ing home from, school, Tuesday, by {
Bohemian riding a bicycle. She wa,
taken home but has received a terribl,
nervous shock and her complete recov
cry is doubtful
Mrs. Dorothy Drewes. wife of Charles
Drewes, died at the family home OF
South Chapman street, Wednesda,
morning, after an illness of three weeks
Mrs. Drewes was IS years of age and i
survived by her husband and on
: daughter, Mrs. Smith, who lives nea
Henderson. Deceased was member O
, the Lutheran church and funeral ser
3 vices were held this afternoon from
church, Rev. T. q. Hahn officiating.