The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-09-23

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DIR. land Mrs. T. B. Scott and son.
have returned from months visit in
Ontario.
Miss Edith Hartshorn left Tuesday
for Lansing where she will attend the
M. A. G.
F. II. Watson of Detroit, was a guest
at the home of DR.. A. M. Hume over
night Tuesday.
The County normal in connection
with the Owosso high school opens
Monday, Sept. 26.
Rev. w. M. Colby left Wednesday
morning for Jackson to attend the Mich
igan M. E. conference.
P. B. Reynolds of Shiawassee town
ship, is in Chicago, called by the illness
of his son with typhoid fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ Christian left
Wednesday for New York City where
Mr.. Christian will buy goods.
Judge Matthew Bush attended the
Michigan State Probate Judges Asso
citation meeting in Saginaw this week
Miss Belle George of Toronto, Ont.
who is guest at the home of D. c.
Cooper, went to Detroit Tuesday for a
few days stay.
Mrs. Ella Hart of Ann Arbor, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Henry Beswick,
Saginaw street, and other relatives in
this vicinity for the coming week.
Mrs. Joseph Shaffer of East Exchange
street sustained fracture of the right
arm Wednesday, when she tripped over
wire at her home. and fell heavily to
the ground.
Eugene Bigelow of this city, has en-
tered the Webb Academy of Engineer
ing in New York City as student
passing the entrance examination with
high credit.
Fred Fuszek and Albert GRANGE of
Durand, are held at Ithaca on charge
of selling diseased meat from a COW
afflicted with cancer. They will be ex.
amined Sept. 30.
G. K. Gleason of Lansing, has pur-
chased the Mission theatre of Salisbury
& Zimmerman, and G. A. Haynes of
Lansing, will manage it. Both men will
move to Owosso.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Jewell of Romeo,
who had been guests of their daughter,
Mrs. Emma Kahaler, went>to Venice
Monday to visit at the home of their
daughter, Mrs. N. Baldwin.
At the West Michigan fair Hubbard &
Baldwin made almost clean sweep on
Berkshires, winning twelve first and
seven second premiums, the champion.
ships and some minor prizes.
Their friends in the city have just
learned of the marriage on September
Sd, at the M. E. parsonage in this city,
of Archie G.. Pease of Lansing and Miss
Grace V. Seeley of st. Johns. Mr.. Pease
is son of U. j. Pease of this city.
Mr. and Mr.. w. F. Gallagher left
Wednesday for Los Angeles, CAL, to
attend the convention of the American
Bankers association which is to be held
Oct. 81, inclusive. They will go via
the Canadian Pacific to the coast, thence
down the coast to Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. H. Haskell returned
Wednesday from Byron where the re.
mains of Mrs Haskell's mother, Mrs
Caroline Barnes. were inferred. Mrs
Barnes was 80 years old and resided
near Bancroft She was found dead
Sunday morning
Fred Goeckel of Owosso, Henry Hau
lisen of Antrim. and Wendell Dvorah
of Owosso, were admitted to citizen
ship Monday. On account of insufficient
witnesses Joe Lebowsky of Owosso, and
Charles Williams of Perry, were denied
citizenship until complete proofs are
made. M @"P
Mrs. G. p. Bentley and Mrs. A. o.
burn Baxter have issued invitations to
a luncheon to be given Thursday, Sep
tenn Der 80, at the home of the former. in
honor of Miss Anna Dudley. whose mar
rage will take place early in October
The guests will include only the mem
bers of the wedding party.
Mr.. and Mrs g. l., Taylor entertain
ed forty friends at their home on east
Oliver street, Tuesday evening. Pro
gressive five hundred followed by 9
luncheon and music ma lie the evening
most pleasant one. Mrs Taylor was
hostess at an afternoon party yesterday
| about forty ladies' hainp nrasant