The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-01-14
James ]. Hopkins has been in the
city during the week.

ii. Bigelow, Frank Conner and Jay
Terbush, Jr., were home from college
over Sunday.
Mrs e. M. Dewey was hostess for
the Bridge Club, Tuesday, at her home
on Oliver street.
DR.. D. Fl. Lamb and family have
moved TO their beautiful new home on
Oliver street west.
Mrs. j. B. Parker entertained the
Reigny Day Club wednesday afternoon
az her home on Oliver street.
Jos Bryan has open clothing and
gents furnishing store in the Deckert
building on Washington street south
Mr.. aud Mrs. w f. Gallagher enter
tanned the Quingenti club Wednesday
evening at their home on Oliver street
west.
Rural Carrier John Sprague is still
confined to the house by sickness His
patrons and friends hope to see him out
soon.
A. T. Cooling formerly assistant
cashier of the bank at Dnrand has been
elected secretary-treasurer of the De-
troit Bending Co
Odell Chapman has commenced di-
vorce proceedings for Mrs Jesse Shus.
ter against Sanford Shuster of Rush.
1t is understood the Case will not be
contested.
Ashley Pond, for many years one of
the leading attorneys in Michigan, died
at his home in Detroit, Wednesday,
aged 80 years. He WA an uncle of
Frank A Pond of this Guy.
Steam that looked like smoke to
passerby caused false fire alarm to be
rung in Tuesday morning, and the de-
| partment made run to Arthur Currys
house on Exchange street east.
Thirty.five persons have signi6ed
their intention to date to take the ex.
animation for the position as fireman
laborer for the post Office building.
The time for fling applications expires
January 2Sth.
Married, by Rev. c. II Hanks at the
Congregational parsonage, at 4:30 We'd
nesdav afternoon, John f. Mabon and
Miss Eunice o. Hymon, both of Ben
nington township, where they will re-
side on farm.
Geo. W. Snyder, aged SO years died
at the home of his son, Alex. Snyder,
east Oliver street, Friday night after a
long illness. He is survived by three
daughters and four SONS The funeral
was held Tuesday, Rev. Theo. Hahn
officiating.
Harry Wright and Miss Alvah Frey.
hoff, both of Owosso, were married Jan.
at Christ Episcopal church rectory,
R.v A. J. Holland officiating. The
marriage was kept secret until this
week. They will reside on east Will.
lisms street.
l.. W. Hubbell's driving horse ran
away Saturday, starting at the central
school house and stopping in front of a
high board fence in II yard near the cor
ner of Water and Williams streets, no
one being hurt and the cutter but
slightly damaged in the five block run.
d. K. &c F. M. Grove were big win
ners with their White Wyandette fowls
at the poultry show in Jackson last
week, sixteen Of their birds scoring all
average Of 90 9.l0 Beside securing
five medals they won $25 and $50
silver cnps, ten single prizes and were
tied for two more.
Mrs. Arthur Mcdaniel formerly of
this city, has commsnced suit for $50
coo damages against the Hillsdale Elec-
trio Lighting Company on account of
the death of her husband who was killed
in November when he took hold of one
of the street lighting fixtures of the
company In an eudeavor to make n
light burn.
Mrs Bessie G. Card, formerly of
Owosso died F,iday ut the home of her
son, J. Manley Card, Ash street, De-
tToit. She was GO years of age, and her
death was due to general break down
Three sons survive her. The funeral
was held Sunday in Detroit and the
remains were brou ;ht to Corunna for
burial.
Thomas Holland aged II years died
Saturday ut the home of his niece, Mrs.
Grant Wright, Gilbert street, following
a paralytic stroke suffered on the prev
ious Monday. He was here from Fen
ton to spend the holidays when stricken
and was apparently in good health.
The remains were taken to Fenton. He
is survived by widow and three chill
dren.
Oscar Bailey was severely injured
Monday when a colt driven by Frank
Knapp reared and came down with his
front feet on Bailey's shoulders and con-