The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-02-19
Local News.

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day.
Postmaster Litchfield of Elsie, was in
the city Tuesday. 49,
Mrs. Claud Gilmore of Marion, is a
guest at H. B. Sturtevant's.
Daniel 'Holrich of Medina, was a
guest ofrDr. F. F. Hoyer Sunday.
Derry Brown and Leonard Churc h of
Sparta, are!guests of MIR. and Mrs. Oh.
Taylor.
G. T. Campbell is in Coldw ater today
to inspect the Knights Templar Com
mandery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Cram of New Ha-
ven, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. F. G..
Hopson.
J. G. Osburn and Fred B. and Lee
Woodland have been in Detroit at the
automobile show this week.
Miss Frances Nichols will entertain
at Colonial costume party at the
home of her parents, Ball street north,
this evening.
Superintendent of Schools j. w.
Simmons will attend the meeting of the
National Association of Superintend-
ents to be held next week in Chicago.
A valentine social for the benefit of
the Church of Christ, held at the nome
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sidman, North
Water street, Friday was pleasant
affair and well attended.
Grand Chancellor Ira @. Curry was
in Grand Rapids, Monday evening, to
attend the dedication of a Pythian
castle. A number of leading Knights
from about the state were present.
Norman A. Cute left Tuesday for
Mississippi where he has fine position
with larger bee dealer. Norman is a
son of Martin Cute of this city, a
pioneer in the.b raising business.
J. R. Wolston sof Lansing, special
examinerssfor the Pension Department,
was in thescity yesterday looking up a
number: :oflcases. Mr.. Wolston was for
merly in charge Of this district an was
transferred to Big Rapids. =
Born, Saturday, to Mr.. and Mrs Will
Posthumus of Grand Rapids, formerly
of the city,sa son The little one died
on Wednesday Mr.. and Mrs. Posth-
umus have the sympathy Of Owosso
friends.
The parsonage Of the First Baptist
church, Medina, sNew York, was totally
destroyed by fire Tuesday. Rev.
Laughton, who is soon to come to Owos-
so, barely escaped from the building
with his life.
Married, Wednesday, at the home of
the brides grandparents, Mr. and Mrs
5. H. Whalen, Miss Wave Maxson of
this city, and William r. Scissor, Of
LaGrange, Ind.
Married, "wednesday at ST Paul's
Catholic church by Rev, FIR. Slane,
James Manner and Miss BERTHE Fox
both of this city. They will reside in
Cleveland park Mr.. Manner is the
machine operator at the Ideal theatre
Elmer Howe is again in possession of
his watch. lost before Christmas, hav-
ing caught it in his hand as it was
dropping with shelled corn from bin
to the hopper below at Wright's mill
Tuesday.
An announcement Of the marriage of
Gustave. .Lederer, formerly of this city,
at Vein, Austria, recently, was re-
ceived this week by Alonzo Crane of
the Owosso Sugar Co. The BRIDE is a
we'll known artist of Austria.
An alarm Of FIRE called the fire de-
psrtment to the home of Mr. and Mrs.
II. Bowles, Grand avenue, Wednesday,
but the blaze. caused by child's light
ing match in a clothes press was easily
extinguished. Mr.. Bowles was pain
fully burned while fighting the fire and
was overcome by smoke.
Following is the list of advertised
letters in the Owosso postoffice for
the week ending Feb. 13: G. f..
Amis, Edwin o. Atwood, Miss Flor
ence Ballard, Bernard Mayer Co.,
Herbert Burnett, Mrs. e. A. Crook
f. F. Quake, Miss Pearl Fraker, ID.
l.. Gould, Mrs. G. Hayden, Miss Alice
Hood, William II. Johnston, Katy
Kurton, Lax Owen Chemical Co, A.
7. Murphy, Jas. Nicol, Harley Perry,
Ed Sass, Mrs. LeDy Smith, W. II.