The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-01-21

MONDAY on business.
Miss Edna Geeck returned Saturday
from two weeks visit in Detroit.
Born, Saturday, to Mr.. and Mrs. A
T. Wright, Mulberry street, a daughter
Miss Agnes Schindle of Toledo ha,
been guest of Miss Ada Gerow this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. HI. BRANDED of Ian
sing, spent Sunday at John H. Bran.
dels.
Mr.. and Mrs James Jordan enter.
tanned the Michigan avenue Five Hun.
dred club Friday evening.
Mrs. Vim. Hoenshell has been in
Cleveland. Ohio. this week. because OF
the serious illness of her aunt.
The Brownies indoor base ball team
was defeated by. the Burke's at the ar
mory Monday evening, ID to 12.
Will E Kreher of ST. Joseph, has
been the guest of Owosso relatives the
past week while in the city on business.
Worthy s. Cooper assistant cashier of
the Owosso Savings Bank, has been kept
from his duties by illness part of the
week.
Mrs. A. H. Northway spent part of
the week at Byron with her mother,
who celebrated her DIST birthday Tues
day.
Mrs G. 0. Loring spent part of the
week in Ann Arbor and Detroit with
her parents, who leave Monday for
Florida.
Owosso Council Knights of Columbus
will give dancing party at its hall, COR
ner of Main and Washington streets,
January 81.
E. M. Whiting form rly with the
Owosso Carriage Co. recently of Sgd
ney, Ohio, has accepted position in
Grlnnell, Iowa.
The Lake Ice 81 Fuel Cos Offices have
been moved to the Office building of the
G. H Barrett Co, near the Washington
street bridge.
Married, Monday evening. at the
home of the bride on Fox Row, William
A. Potter and Pearl May, Rev. George
Laughton officiating.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo M. Grahame will
spend the rest of the winter in Owosso,
the house of Mrs. Louisa
Lyon on Water street.
George Hall and Oliver Mott, the
Owosso runaways. were found at work
N Lansing factory and brought home
by Jonah Hall, Saturday.
Colfax Lodge Odd Fellows of this
'ity visited Bannister lodge Saturday
'vening and exemplified the third de- |
,ree. A banquet was served.
Two dogs, evidently poisoned, were
ound dead on the street Sunday. The |
'olice were unable to find owners, and
ave failed to locate the poisoner.
The Heart and Hand class of the |
'aptist Sunday school enjoyed a sleigh |
ide Friday evening and an oyster sup |
er at Mrs. Dora Bryson's, East Oliver |
treet.
Andrew Niblock LETT Owosso Monday |
or Decatur, Ind where he is to marry |
Hiss Kate Maxwell, and after a short |
rip they will go to Warren, Ohio, to |
eside.
The Congregational Social Union was |
entertained by Mrs Albert
:. Nichols, assisted by Mrs. N. South
.rd and Mrs Frank Mack, at the home
# Mrs. Nichols on Ball street, Tuesday |
afternoon.
Sidney A. Waugh suffered very
light stroke of paralysis Sunday at his
home on Adams street. 1t is hoped that
! complete recovery will take but
hort time. A. T. Phillips is taking his
place at the Owosst' Grocery Cos store.
Andrew F.. North, aged SO years, died
Friday, at the hons of his son on Cor
anna avenue. He was formerly prom
nent New Haven township farmer.
rhe funeral was held Tuesday after
noon, burial being in the New Lothrop
After several weeks of hazardous ex.
stence, another cheap theatrical com
pany has left Owosso by the usual trail.
The Mccoy stock company members
eft towu Sunday aud Monday with lit
tie but their clothes to show for their
work at the Owosso theatre.
L. S. Rae, one of the younger farm
ers of Caledonia township, has sold out
and gone to Glad win, Mich, to make
his home; He will operate large feed
barn and livery in that city, and will
become respected and
popular citizen there as he has here.
He has been highway commissioner of
Caledonia township for several years,
and his work has been very satisfactory
aud beneficial to he township at large.
We wish him well Ia his new home and
business.
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