The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-04-09

j. w. Dingwall of Ithaca spent Tues
day in this city.
DIR. P. 8. Wilson is building an Office
on ELM street, near his home.
Robert Waugh of Lansing is a guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. Waugh.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Miller,
King street, Wednesday, daughter.
The new building for the Church of
Christ will be built by e. II. Cherry.
The Travellers club met yesterday
with Mrs II. 9. Everetts, N. Washing
ton st.
Miss Katherine Wyckoff of Laings.
burg was a guest of Owosso friends
Mondav snij en5 9him6xo ~ 49, 1891
Mrs. A. Ross, of Capac,, was, a
guest of Mrs. Fred Ferguson part. of
the week. - .a.~o 49,.
Mrs. John DISTANT of Wyandotte, is
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Waugh,
State street.
Miss Palmer returned to her home in
Orleans. Mich, Wednesday after visit
at G. N. Races.
Mrs. Amelia Summers of California,
is guest of her aunt, Mrs. Geo. w.
Met lellan, East Main street.
The annual Easter ball of Owosso
Lodge of Elks will be held next We'd
nesday evening at the Temple.
Mrs. w. R. Fulde returned to Jack
son Tuesday after visiting at Mrs. s. E.
Chapin's and J. A. Armstrong;.
Star of Hope Rebekah members held
social at the home of Mrs. J. B. Ang-
US, Woodlawn avenue, last evening.
Walter Emery will come from Alfred,
Maine, and conduct poultry house for
his father, s. D. Emery, at Mt. Pleas
ant.
The Knights of Pythias dancing party
Tuesday evening was attended by fifty
couples and very pleasant evening en-
joyed.
Carl Kuster of Grand Rapids, former
ly of Owosso, was guest of friends
here Tuesday on his way to Flint on
business.
Floyd Bowles has accepted a position
with the c. II. Barrett Co., having re-
signed his place with the Reliance
Truck Co.
Mrs Hugh McCurdy spent part of
the week in Owosso. She will probab-
" return from Flint and stay in this
city for the summer.
F. j. Storrer has had an electric
clothing sign put in front of his
store on Washington street north. It
weighs over 200 pounds and is a
beauty.
Walter Clingenpeel was at home in
this city part of the week. He will
soon move to Bridgeport, being now
employed as conductor on the Saginaw.
Flint electric line. .,,... co.,. .,,., ....
Geo. Tiefel, cousin of Rev. T. G.
Hahn, student at the Springfield, ILL.,,
Lutheran seminary, preached in Sa-
lem Lutheran church this morning at
Lenten service.
Application has been made to the
probate court for the committing to an
asylum of Miss Mabel Osborn, daugh-
ter of g. L. Osborn, of Owosso She is
81 years of age.
E. o. Dewey has been in Washington,
D G. this week and will visit his sisters,
Mrs. Howard Reed at Blacksburg, Va,
and Miss E. Grace Dewey at Walnut
Lane seminary, Philadelphia, Pa.
Queen Esther circle of the Asbury M.
f. church enjoyed a pleasant evening at
the church Tuesday. About twenty
five took part in the program, the per-
sons representing by their apparel the
different people to whom missionaries
are sent.
George Wood, aged AZ years, died at
the home of his brother-i in law, f. E.
Barrows, in Rush township, Wednes-
day, of pneumonia. He is survived by
his half sister, Mrs Barrows, sister,
in Canada, and his step-mother, MRS.
Wood. The funeral is to be held this
afternoon at Hen derson,s Rev. Coates
officiating.
Lawson H. Dennis left Sunday even
ing for the west. He will spend about
month in Denver and Pueblo, and the
remaining months of summer will
travel through California and British
Columbia. He will spend some time
with his cousin, John Dennis, in the
latter place. Mr.. Dennis expects to re-
turn about October 30.
A surprise party in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. j. HOLMAN was given at their
home Tuesday evening by Bell tele-
phone employees. A pleasant evening
was spent, lunch being served and the
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