The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-02-11

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A. J. WEIGH and Mark Woodbur,
were in Dowsgiac on business. Mon
day.
The Bay View club were guests o.
Mrs. T. M. Euler, Mason street, Monday
afternoon
Frank Kerwin of Cadillac, visited his
parents and sisters in Owosso part OF
the past week.
| w. s. Beebe pufyEassd 1.-THE, Inter
est of his partner in the firm Of Ede>&
Beste, florists, last week.
/ See Kline, the real estate man, for
! The latest and best in farm and city
property opportunities
Take an hour Saturday to visit the
Oriental theatre, special vaudeville act
on by Phillips and Newell.
J. J. Davis spent Sunday in Fenton,
returning Monday with Mrs. Davis
who had spent the past week there.
Frank Deyo has purchased the Fred
Olney farm in Venice township, having
recently sold his farm in Caledonia.
Mrs. Erwin Geeck of Grand Rapids,
was the guest of honor at party given
by Mrs. j. c. Shattuck last week
Thursday afternoon.
Drop in to L. J. Kinne's Office at 203
north Washington street and look over
the big exhibit of grains and vegetables
from the big Canadian northwest.
Miss May Newell, former Owosso
girl is appearing at the Oriental theater
this week as one of the singing and
dancing team, Phillips and Newell.
Mrs. Claude Baker and daughter,
Margaret, Shiawassee street, are spend
ing a few days with Mrs. Bakers
mother, Mrs Phipps of Lansing.
B. 8. Gaylord has received the mount
ed head of the big moose he killed last
fall in Canada. 1t is on exhibition at
his jewelry store on Exchange street
west.
It's worth the trouble of going just to
see the exhibit of wheat at L. j. Kinne's
real estate Office. Mr.. Kline raised this
wheat on his farm in Saskatchewan,
Canada.
A slight blaze near the furnace in the
Corunna Episcopal church last Sunday
morning delayed this service a half
hour but did but little injury to the
building.
Will Devereaux has accepted posi-
ton with the Durant-Dort Carriage
Co., Flint, and his place in the grocery
store of Devereaux & Son at Flint will
be taken by Otto Sterer of this city.
Mondays meeting of the Current Top
ic club at Mrs Albert Vests was largely |
attended and the program very ihterest-
ing, the subject being "Disintegration,"
Mrs M. Osburn, leader.
The Owosso high school girls basket
ball team defeated the Lansing team at
Friday evening 16 to ~, and
the boys team, tied the Chesaning high
team in that village, Is to ID after 40
of play.
Married, Friday, Feb. 4. at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. August Spiege in this
city, James 81. Weeden of Wells town
ship, Tuscols county, and Miss Amelia
A. Walk of this city. Rev. P. H. Polly
officiating.
DIR. John A. Wesener of Chicago,
spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs.
Bertha wesener in this city. Mrs.
Wesener is rapidly recovering from the
,ickness which was thought at first to
nave been stroke of paralysis.
The enrolment at the Owosso Bust
ness college, has now reached 65.
When the repairs being made on the
, hiding by the owners, w. E. Hall &
Co., are completed, the college rooms
will be enlarged furnishing room for
much larger school
James Reilly of Morrice, who was
to year in the Detroit House
If Correction for stealing boats was
aiken to Detroit Friday by Under
Sheriff Herrick. George Chambers was
aiken to Ionia Saturday to serve year
or burglary.
Shiawassee county tax payers are
boarding VIM Bergen of Davisburg, for
;en days for being drunk at Durand.
We would prefer that he go home be-
lore getting arrested in the future as
his is the second time he has been q
tar boarder in this county.
Clare LaFleur was banquetted at the
Hotel Hauck, Saturday night, by TWEEN
,y-one employees of the Owosso Sugar
o., and presented with set of solid
Iilvcr spoons. Mr.. LaFleur has re.
Iigned his position in the companys
,ffices and accepted fine position in
Detroit.
Wqliam Anderson, formerly of Co.
.unna. was As~ ned. at Frankfort last
Friday. While crossing the bay he
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