The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-04-02
TOT N. Washington Street. 0wosso.

ding of her sister. .'hn.t, = ...--
The total number of births in tn,
county during the month of February
was AZ and 35 deaths.
Mrs. Sarah Shanafelt has been spend
ing the week with DR.. and Mrs. j
Schneider in Flushing.
Harry Parker spent part of the weel
at the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. L. Parker.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. g. Allison and
daughter of st. Johns were guests at G.
S. Allison's, Sunday.
Mrs. w. s. Little and daughter re.
turned to Cleveland, Monday, after Wis.
iting at G. Fl. Miller's.
Mrs. Helen Zimmerman left yester-
day for Grand Ledge, called by the
sickness of grandchild.
Mrs. G. V. Ladue and Miss G. p. La.
due of Detroit, are guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. P. P. McGinty.
Miss Margaret Gray left Monday
with her sister, who has been a guest
here, for McKeesport, Pa, for visit.
A fine of five dollars was imposed in
the municipal court, Monday, on Chas
Brown of Corunna, for a Saturday
night drunk.
The supreme court passed upon four
cases this week appealed from this iu.
dicial circuit, sustaining Judge Miner
in three of his decisions.
Myron Nye has purchased the Nye
hotel property, South Washington
street, from Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Carr,
who have gone to Los Angeles. Cal, to
reside.
Charles Stevens has returned to
Owosso after trip with the Berlin.
Canada, band, and with his wife will
remain here, being employed by August
Stephan.
j. E. Porter, principal of the Cadillac
schools, has been offered the place for
next year with a salary of $1,000. He
was formerly principal of the Owosso
high school.
The Congregational Social Union was
entertained Tuesday afternoon by Mrs.
A. M. Hume assisted by Mrs. q. b. Nc
Caughna, Mrs. G. V. Page and Mrs. K.
G. Ainsley.
Mrs. Edith Palmer Putnam of Worth
Ington Mimi, is visiting at her old
home in Corunaa. She is now engaged
in literary work and has made a fiat
tering success.
III. d. Lyon spent the first of the week
with his mother, Mrs. Louie Lyon, who
IS seriously sick ut the home of her sis
Ter in Laporte, Ind. He expects to go
again next week.
Miss Nellie Mccormick has been ten
Tered her position in the Cadillac high |
school for another year at salary of
300 She is expected home this even
ng for the spring vacation.
Miss Hattie Detwiler returned TO
Wells College, Aurora, N. Y, Monday
The college had been closed for two
weeks on account of an epidemic. Her
mother accompanied her to Detroit.
John Young, of Corunna, died Fri
lay in Mt. Pleasant and the remains
we're brought to Corunna Saturday for
nterment in Pine Tree cemetery. He
vas single man of middle age.
Mr.. James McNeal of Rush township,
nd Miss Bessie Boswell of New Haven
ownship, were married at the home of
he groom, four and one-half miles
forth of Owosso, Tuesday afternoon by
Rev. j. d. Young of Burton.
Isaac Brown, aged 80 years, died this
morning at the home of Mrs. Dennis
ynes, corner of Herman and Nelson
treets in this city. The funeral will
'e held at the home on Monday morn.
ng with interment at Dewitt, the for
ner home of the deceased and where his
wife is buried. Chief of Police Hold.
es is nephew of the deceased,
Mrs. Margaret Jackson was kiyen a
pleasant surprise Monday evening by
fly friends and neighbors at the home
f Mr.. and E. L. Beebe, Shiawassee
treet and presented with hand
ONE leather hand bag. Mrs. jackson
as recently moved from the neighbor
God. Refreshments were served and
inging and visiting enjoyed.
The international Apostolic Holiness
Jnion will open its Mission over Film
er's second hand store, Friday even
ng at 7,30, standard. There will be a
Meeting Saturday evening, Sunday
fternoon and Sunday evening, and the
yenings the rest of the week. The
iission is INSTRUMENTATION. Mini
ters of various cities will be here to
tart the revival meetings which will
g continued for sometime.