The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-03-26
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Mrs Minnie Bunting of Henderson,
spent Sunday at d. Hooks.
Born, Thursday, March IS, to Mr.. and
Mrs. F. Collamer, Lansing street, son.
Albert Goetzen was home Saturday
and Sunday from Detroit to visit his
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Freeman of Nun
Using, are guests at A. F. Towards,
Williams street.
Mrs. Robert Cheal entertained the
Degree of Honor, Tuesday at her home
on Elmwood avenue.
Michael McAuliffe of Erie, Pa, was
guest of Mayor Burke and other
Owosso friends last Friday
Mrs. ID. Hinkley and daughter Nellie
of Fenton, were guests of Miss Anna
Huxley, the first of the week.
The Owosso Grange degree team were
guests of Samuel Strehl, Friday evening.
A very pleasant time was spent, good
lunch being enjoyed.
Miss Allie Parshall entertained the
Michigan avenue 500 club at dinner at
the Hotel National, Friday and at cards
at the home of John T. Walsh, later in
the evening.
VIM. p Champion and Miss Jenevenia
Vernon were married, March 10, by
Rev. G. w. jennings The marriage
was kept secret for few days. They
are at home on East Oliver street.
l. G. Curry was present at the annual
roundup meeting of Gauntlet lodge
Knights of Pythias at Lansing, Tues
day evening, when 200 members
ans wered to roll. Mr.. Curry delivered
an address.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wright cele.
brated their thirty ninth and Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Wright, their ninth wed
ding anniversary by dinner party at
the home of Howard on w. King street,
Monday.
The Friday Afternoon Club of Corun.
ma, has elected officers as follows: Pres.
ident, Mrs. w. A. McMullen; yice-pres.
ident, Mrs. M. Bilhimer; secretary,
Mrs G. M. Peacock; treasurer, Mrs A.
A. Harper.
G.. Petit was given thirty days jail
sentence for drunkenness; A. ~Luckhurst
paid $l5 for the same offense; sentence
was suspended on Claud Cook and Bert
johnson paid So for being drunk, all in
the municipal court, Monday morning.
The remains of Miss Zeta O'Neil were
brought from Grand Rapids, Wednes.
day for burial in Pine Tree cemetery,
Rev. FIR. Slane conducting the ser
vice. Deceased formerly lived near
Corunna, but has been with her aunt in
Grand Rapids for sometime. She was
% years old.
Abigail Chapter Eastern Stars held
reception for Rev. and Mrs. George
Laughton Wednesday evening, about
seventy-fve members being present.
After the reception five candidates were
initiated and various members gave
short talks. A light lunch was served.
Amabelle Bossardet, who lives with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bos-
sardet in New Haven township, will
have hearing In the probate court to.
day as to his sanity. He has acted
peculiarly and rushes out of the house at
times without reason. He handles fire
carelessly and as the barn burned lately
the cause being unknown, it is thought
he may have started it.
Mrs. Eta Mann, aged 40 years, died
at the family home on Saginaw street,
Tuesday afternoon, after long illness
She is survived by her husband, one
son George, of Lansing, and two daugh-
tiers, Cora and Mrs. Dora Stever of this
city. The funeral was held yesterday,
Rev. c. M. Keene officiating. The re.
mains were taken to Oakland county
for burial.
The Owosso w G. T. U. meeting held
in the parlor of the First M. E. church,
Friday, March 49, was in observance of
the birthday of the national President
of the w. G. T. u, Mrs. l.. M. V.
Stevens. Papers were read and pleas.
ant and profitable hour was enjoyed by
the many present. Surely the mantle
of Miss Willard has fallen on worthy
and competent shoulders and the war
fare on the liquor traffic goes steadily
on.
Loud explosions aroused the curiosity
of Owosso people Sunday night at $3.50,
none knowing the cause, but many
thinking il was one of the coal cor.-
panies blasting. 1t was found out Mon
day that it was the attempt of residents
mostly young men, of New Haven
township trying to scare away camp
of gypsies, who were making nuisance
of themselves. They failed to be scared
much, but came to Owosso, Monday
and were ordered to move on by the
chief of police and left on the road to
Ovid.