The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-02-19
Miss Myra Huxley spent Sunday at

MISS Myra Hinkley spent SUNDAY a
Fenton.
Frank J. Woodland spent few days il
Washington last week.
e. N. Thome spent the first of thu
week with his parents in Westphalia.
Miss Julia AFFORD. of Lyon e. Pond
store, spent part of the week in Saginaw
Manager w. E. Gutherie of the o.
c. E. has been in Ohio on business par
of the week.
Col James B. Parker and Capt. Gu,
M. Wilson of Flint, were visitors il
Owosso, Friday.
Miss Abbie Conant of Detroit, was 6
guest of Misses Gertrude and Bessie
Galusha, Sunday.
Miss Lucy Shattuck entertained Fri
day evening in honor of Miss Heller
Gould of Chicago.
III. d. Lyon is in New York and other
eastern cities to purchase goods for the
Lyon q Pond store.
The Willing Workers of the church OF
Christ spent Wednesday with Mrs
Dingwall, Park street north.
Mrs. A. g. Sax of Grand Rapids, has
been spending the past two weeks with
Owosso and Corunna relatives.
A private bill granting a pension OF
$50 month to Alpheus Bixby of this
city, passed the house of representatives
Friday
John Gibson of Saginaw, formerly OF
this city, was here Monday as witness
before the commissioners on the estate
Of Harriet Remington.
Hon. Emery Townsend of Saginaw,
was in the city Monday looking after
the interests of client in claim against
the estate of Harriet Remington.
William Edwards and Carson Miller,
hoboes, are boarding at the expense of
Shiawassee county for Is days each for
raising disturbance in Owosso, Friday
night.
Miss Falice Parker entertained Fri
day evening at Valentine party at her
home on Oliver street. Miss Daffney
Dodds of Mt. Pleasant. was one of the
guests.
Geo. w. Mann has begun suit against
Edward Carr, both of Owosso, claiming
Irregularities in connection with a
chattle mortgage. The trouble involves
but small amount of money.
A. D. Whipple was in Grand Rapids,
Tuesday, to attend the funeral of his
uncle, Judge E. A. Burlingame, for
many years one of the leading citizens
of western Michigan.
The council voted to allow NJ Osburn
to pay $3.50 in settlement of the $500
tax claim for sewer purposes against
his property on Osburn street. 1t was
evident the tax had been unjustly
assessed.
A burglar fitted himself out and took
pair or two of shoes and rubbers for
members of his family from. Feindts
shoe store, West Main street Monday
night. A rear window was broken to
gain admittance.
Rev. A. o. Alexander, formerly of
this city, has resigned the passionate of
the Congregational church i'll Denver,
Colo, to which he was called year ago
and accepted call to pastorate in
Mullan, Idaho.
Fred Gartee, II year old boy who
has been arrested once before, was SEN
fenced to so days in the Detroit House
of Correction, Tuesday, by Justice Nc.
Caughna for the theft of a pair of gloves
from guest at hotel.
The Alumni Clique were guests OF
Mrs. Arthur d. Alliton, Water street
Friday afternoon at Valentine party
A six course dinner was served at q
table decorated with flowers and hearts
with large heart.shaped cake as a
centerpiece.
Margaret, four year old daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Burnett, State street
died Sunday afternoon after an illness
of three weeks. The funeral was held
Tuesday at 7:30 a. m. at ST. Paul's
Catholic church, Rev, FIR. Slane offici
ating.
Mrs Evalina A. Parker, so years of
age, mother of Mrs. NJ G. Dawes of
this city, died at her daughters home
North Hickory street, Tuesday. The
remains were taken to Mason, Mich.
Thursday, for burial, Rev. G. III. Hanks
conducting funeral services.
Owosso Lodge Eagles will give a
Washington's birthday party, Feb. 20,
in its new home. The party will be
the first of series. Invitations will be
issued to limited number of people
not members of the lodge. Other
amasements will be furnished for those
who do not dance.
The third ward mothers society met
Friday with Mrs A. Jackson, Broad
way. A Lincoln program was given
and officers elected. Mrs G.. Finch was
chosen president, Mrs. Maggie Angus