The Owosso times., 1909-05-21


Michigan Railway Guide is out. Get
it from your news dealer.
Miss Pearl Eddy. of Grand Rapids,
was guest at the nome of Nj. w
Southland, Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. M. DeVoist is spending the week
with friends in Windsor, Ont, and be-
fore returning will visit in Ann Arbor.
F. J. Webber and Richard Ferris are
spending few days at the cottage of
the former on Gull lake.
Miss Birdie Olcott has given up her
position with Osburn & Sons and re-
turned to her home in Perry.
Miss Margaret Murphy is in Lansing
assisting in the care of her sister, Mrs.
James V. Murphy, who is sick.
Mrs. A. E. Osmer and children re-
turned on Tuesday from visit with
Geo. \. Lamphere in Ithaca.
Andrew Harper of Detroit, represent
ing the Bradstreet agency, is in the city
boxing after the interests of his firm.
Miss Fanny Mead will go to Detroit
the first of the week to remain mum
ber of days at the home Of her brother
Mrs. M. E. Densmore and Mrs. L. E.
Woodard are spending the week with
Prof. and Mrs. j E. Porter in Cadillac
Mrs. G.. M Whaley and daughter,
Miss Blanche of Buffalo, n Y, are
guests as the home of j. H. Laverock.
Substitute Elmer Waugh is carrying
mail on route three while Carrier Hop
kins is out of the city for few days on
business.
MIR. and Mrs S. H. Alliton are home
from California, where they spent the
winter En- route home they spent Il
month in New Mexico.
o. LJSprague and c. c. Wright rep.
resented Owosso Chapter r.. A. M. at
the meeting of the grand chapter held
this week in Bay City,
Married, by Rev. G. w. Jennings at
the parsonage, Monday afternoon, Ed
ward Dennison and Mrs. Margaret Cas-
taline, both of Durand
G. H. Reed, former editor of the
Iaingsburg News, was in the city Wed
nesday. He is now representing the
Northwestern Life Insurance Co.
Married, in Big Rapids on the 10th,
W. A. Gardner and Miss Maude War
rem of Paris, Mich. Mr.. Gardner is en-
ployed as pharmacist by Sprague & Co.
Mrs. Guy Cole attended the annual
meeting of the grand lodge Degree of
Honor held in Grand Rapids this week
as the representative of the local lodge.
l.. F. Brown of New York City, audi.
tor for the Norfolk and Western rail
road. was the guest part of the week
of G. E. Pardee and DIR. G.. l.. Cramer.
w. F. Cunningham has sold the Ideal
theatre to w. F. Zimmerman. He has
also disposed of his house and expects
to leave soon with his family for Texas
to reside.
Elmer s. Atherton of Durand, ad-
vanced from the Office of master of first
veil to that of second at the meeting of
the grand chapter R. A. M. held in Bay
City this week.
The legislature finally failed to agree
on changes in the game laws and ad-
journed leaving the old law unchanged,
except that quail cannot be killed for
period of FIVE years.
Chas. Thorn, of Minneapolis, Mimi,
visited relatives and friends in the city
part of the week Mr.. Thorn is now
employed as an inspector by the United
Cigar Company.
Asa, the fifteen months old son of Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. Austin, Clinton street,
died Sunday from bowel trouble. Funer-
al services were held Wednesday after
noon, Rev. G. H. Hanks officiating.
The annual meeting Of the Indepen-
dent Telephone Association of Michigan
is to be held at Muskegon, May 20 and
81. President Harry T. Clough of this
city, will respond to the address Of
welcome.
The Masonic grand lodge will lay the
for the new armory in Sagi-
nav on Memorial day. Gov. Warner
and staff have been invited to attend
and it is expected there will be large
military attendance.
The suite of offices in the city hall to
be used hereafter by the municipal JUS
tice will be very well arranged as well
as commodious and will certainly be
convenient for the police force in
arraigning drunks and disorderlies
An announcement has been received
from o. L. Bristol that the Winder-
mere Beulsh, on the shore of esutiful
Crystal Lake, will be open for guests as
usual this year. This is one of the
most attractive spots in Northern Michi-
gan and an ideal place for an outing.
Owosso people will be made doubly
welcome.