The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-01-29
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Flint for visit of two weeks with
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. l. H. Keller will enter
terrain the Quingenti club this evening.
The old postoffice building at Ovid
was burned Tuesday
DIR. and Mrs J. o. Parker spent Wed.
nesday and Thursday in Detroit.
w. E. Gutherie, l.. c. Hall and
Harry McKerring were in Detroit on
business, Wednesday,
Mrs. L. f. Rice and Mrs. Chas. Wat
son spent Wednesday in Bancroft.
Mrs. Geo. Posthumus entertained the
Lydia club yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Taylor entertain
ed at luncheon Monday evening, at
their home on Oliver street.
8. l.. Wheelock was in Detroit, Tues
day, to attend the State Sportsmen's
Association meeting as delegate from
the Shiawassee county association.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Robinson enter
tanned Saturday evening at their home
on Water street, in honor of Miss Crit
tenton of Birmingham.
Charles Jewell was granted plumb.
er's license by the city, B. G. Miller and
H. o. Jewell being on his bond which
was approved Monday evening by the
council.
The sand covering Michigan Avenue
has been ordered removed by the coun-
Gil as it was filling cutters and there is
no further need OF it remaining on the
brick.
Julia E. Thompson, infant daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Thompson,
South street. died Monday morning.
Funeral services were held Tuesday,
Rev. G. H. Hanks officiating and the
body was taken to Meridian for burial.
Mr.. Earl G. Lepior and Miss Kath.
crime Karrer were married, Monday
evening at their own home, 1913 South
Shiawassee street by Rev. w. S. Smith
of the Asbury chuch in the presence of
few relatives. Mr.. Lepior is EN-.
loyed in F. w. Pearce's store.
DR.. Samuel Dickie, president of AL
bion college, addressed the First M. e.
church Sunday morning, the Asbury
church in the afternoon and the Corun-
ma M. E. church in the evening on the
work of the Christian colleges of Amer.
lea.
The injunction case of the City of
Owosso VS. the Shiawassee Light &
Power Co. has been continued to the
next term of court on application of the
defendant, one of whose witnesses is in
California. The temporary injunction
will stand, which prevents the defen.
dant company from erecting poles, ETC.,
in the streets.
Co. Fl will attempt to raise funds
during the next year to pay the mort
gage on the Armory and put the build.
ing in shape 80 that it will again be a
credit to the city. On Feb. 3rd the
Roney Boys of Chicago, will give a
musical concert in the Armory. They
are under the direction of Prof. Roney
and each number is played in a dist inct
and separate costume.
At the annual meeting of the Stock
holders of the Shiawassee Light &,
Power Co. Monday the following officers
were reelected: Pres ident, Rudolph
Colby; vice. president. Mr.. jarvis; treas
urer. M. L. Parshall; secretary, A.
Sprague. The same directors were
elected with the exception of Mr.
Sprague who is succeeded by R. F. Kay!
Mention was made sometime ago OF
the work being done by Deputy Game
Warden Carpenter to enforce the law in
Saginaw county against net fishing
Since the item was published Mr.
Carpenter has made several other seiz.
ures of nets found in the Shiawassee and
other rivers. He will continue this
work through the winter which should
assure fine fishing in the river here next
spring.
The u. s. Robe Company stockhold
ers held their annual meeting and
elected officers in Corunna Jan. 20
President Elon Pond was reelected
w. f. Jacobs was chosen vice. president
Matthew Bush treasurer and A. w
Green secretary. The new genera
manager to succeed j. H. West, wht
recently resigned, is w. J. Simeon, wht
has returned to Corunna to reside aftei
an absence of several years. Sine,
leaving here Mr.. Simeon has been will
the Hugh Wallace company of Detroit
the biggest manufacturing concern
making robes, in the country. The las
year was very satisfactory one fol
the company although general condi
tions were such as to retard business,