The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-02-18

j. E. Barrow of Holly. state pure
food inspector, was in Owosso Tuesday
on business.
Mrs. Edward F. Kalaher was taken
to Detroit, Tuesday, for treatment in
Harper hospital.
Miss Ella O'Connor entertained the
Central school teachers at her home on
Chapman street Monday evening.
Mrs. Charles Harnack entertained the
Great Men and Famous Women club
at her home Friday at Valentine par
ty. A five o'clock luncheon was served.
Mrs. John R. Bush, Mulberry street,
was operated on Monday for cancer.
She survived the operation and is recov-
ering rapidly. E4fh
Nowhere else in the city can you get
the value and pleasure out of ten cents
and half hours time, that you get out
OF the Oriental theatre.
Robert w. Tawse, superintendent of
motive power of the Ann Arbor Ry, has
so far recovered from his recent severe
illness as to go oyer the road this week,
Erwin Eveleth, Sr., and Burr Eveleth
of Corunna, left Monday for Missis-
sippi. where the later will probably
engage in business with Charles Eve
leth.
Justin Shattuck was in Detroit, Mon
day, to purchase Ford touring car for
DIR. J. o Parker. and two for Durand
parties and Regal car for J. o. Cur.
wood.
Friends surprised Mr. and Mrs. VIM
Lawrence, Corunna avenue, Monday
evening and presented them with set
of dishes. They leave soon for Durand
to reside.
Minnie Brown. by her attorney, Neil
r. Walsh, has commenced divorce pro-
ceedings against her husband, George
Brown, known as Jockey" Brown.
charging cruelty and non support.
Mrs. T. B. Scott, assisted by Mes
danes s. Lamfrom, A. M. Hume and
G. V. Page en- ertained the Congrega-
tional Social Union at the home of the
former Hickory street. Tuesday after
noon.
The members of the Corunna G. A..
r., and w. r. G., and number of Co.
runna citizens celebrated Lincoln's
birthday, listening to an address by
Prof. E. l. Mason at the rooms in the
court house, and partaking of dinner
at the Maccabee hall
Advertised letters at the Owosso post
Office for the week ending Feb. ~
Leander Allen, Bert Allison, Miss Susie
Bush, Susan Coner Miss Martha Har.
| rington. Miss Mana Jefferys. John Jor.
dan, Isaac Kannell Miss Margaret Leh.
man, Frank Nelan, Mrs. A. F. Palmer,
Chas. Steele, Frank Tabor, Dale Wins.
| low.
Announcements have been received
in this city of the marriage of Miss
| Agnes Claiming and John Boehm
which took place in Elkhorn, Wis,
February 8 Miss Charming formerly
resided in this city and has many
friends here who will extend congratu-
lations and best wishes for future hap
piness
The three engineers at the water
works, Floyd Bloomer, John Ashford
and Charles Jackson. have received an
increase In wages, from $50 to $50 per
month. At the meeting of the board of
works Monday the engineers petitioned
for an increase of rs per cent. The
above action by the board is the result
The last of the interior finish for the
postoffice building arrived ON Wednes
day and is fast being placed by the force
OF carpenters. The work of completing
the electric wiring will be done by
Monday and already number of the
lighting fixtures are in position. The
exact date of moving into the building
now seems to depend on when thu
painters will complete their work.
The remains of Alvin Hennion wer,
brought here from Kalamazoo, Monday
and inferred in the West Haven GENE
terry. The following from out of the
city, were here to attend the burial
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hennion, Mrs. A
Hennion, Mrs. q. Yankle. of Kalama
zoo; Mrs. French of Battle Creek and
Mrs. Archie Thomas of Huron county.
Friends in this city will be pleased tc
know that Harry A Orr recently pass
ed his examination and has been pro
NOTED from ensign to lieutenant in the
U. 8. Navy. The promotion carries 9
very substantial increase in salary and
allowances. Harry is now in Schenec
tady, N. Y, where he will spend two
months in the plant of the General
Electric Co.
A special meeting OF the common