The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-02-05

Mrs. d. j. Cerow spent the past week
with her daughter in Ann -Arbor.
Eleven persons united with the First.
NJ. E. church last Sunday morning.
Eric Reineke of Rochester, n. Y.
has been guest of his parents part of
the week.
The funeral of Austin Phillips was
held at Corunna, Friday, Rev. FIR. Slane
Owosso high school basket ballers de-
feated Alma at the Armory in'this city
Friday evening the scoEs,being IA to 10,
The SunshipA class of the Congrega-
tionsl. Sunday school held its monthly
Lneeting with Miss Falice Parker, Fri
day evening.
The Colonial club met Friday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs NJ 81. Southland,
enjoying fine luncheon and cards and
the usual social session.
Eleven Dorcas home children were i'll
at one time during the last week with
children's diseases mostly, but by excel
lent care no serious results have occur
red.
William Stanton, aged 10 years, we'll
known as a peanut and popcorn yender
in this city, died Friday night at his
home on Frederick street. He is sur
viyed by widow and several children
The bans of marriage were published
Sunday for the first time at st. Paups
Catholic church, between Mr.. James
Manner and Miss BERTHE Fox, both of
this city. The marriage will take place
about Feb. IT,
. Henry Clark was arresre1 in Owosso,
Tuesday, by Sheriff Ge, j.. Shultz of
Saginaw, on a charge, stealing a val
liable bird dog from citizen of that
city. He was takeu to Saginaw on the
evening train. Clark claimed the dog
followed him on to the train.
The Travellers club meeting last
week at Mrs. Niles Virgins was very
pleasant one, the paper by Ada NJ
Bedford OH Ancient Art and Com
being much enjoyed. A trip
through Palestine Jerusalem and Joppa
was an interesting one
Jonah Hall has been discharged by
the municipal court on the charge of
receiving stolen brass taken by young
boys from the Ann Arbor shops. The
boys were cautioned and told of the
penalties in store if they repeated such
an offence.
Mr.. Michael Hurst and Miss Nellie
Reed, both of Ovosso, were married
morning at the Catholic par
sonage, Rev. FIR. slane officiating. They
left for Detroit and after visit in De-
troit and Cadillac will be at home with
Mrs. Mary Hurst on Factory street.
Mr.. Hurst is boiler maker at the A. A.
Ry. shops.
Mr.. Frank Trafford and Miss Phoebe
Shaw were married Jan. 2Sth at the
home of the brides parents, Lingle
avenue, in this city, Rev. DeVoist offici-
ating. Miss Ivah Thompson acted as
bridesmaid and Geo. w. Turner as best
man. Mr.. Trafford is employed at the
Woodland factory. They will live with
she brides parents.
The Owosso Society of Chicago will
celebrate its fourth annual dinner to-
night at the Union restaurant. The
committee in charge is G. H. Gould,
-nnes Royce and Burt A. Grove. The
Iociety now has 81 members. Burt A.
Grove, TO Com. Exchange Bldg, is
secretary. Tonight's program includes
/ dinner, toasts and music
Mrs. Sophia Bandkau, Of Owosso
ownship, pioneer died Monday, aged
ninety years. at the home of her son,
Fred Bandkau, four miles north west of
)wosso. Mrs. Brandkau has lived in
his county since 1868 and was one of
he founders of the Lutheran church in
his city. The funeral was held yester-
lay afternoon at the home and church,
Rev. Theo Haun officiating.
Saturday, January ODD, Mr.. and Mrs.
Reuben Weidman entertained at their
nome in West Haven number of Miss
Maud Smiths pupils in music and their
friends. There was an excellent pro-
gram of fifteen numbers. Saturday,
February 9Th, ten of Miss Smiths piano
pupils of this city, will meet at the
home of Miss Audrey Russell, Stewart
street, for a musical.
DIR. W. E. Goodell of Medina, N, Y,
yisited the First Baptist church in this
,ity, Sunday, and although he came to
Owosso to secure If possible release of
Rev. George Laughton from an accept
ID call here, decided that Owosso Bap-
,istf needed him as much as the Medina
people, and did not press his request.
DR.. Goodell liked Owosso very much
md may decide to become resident
here.