The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-02-25

Harold Rounds or the M. A. c., spent
Sunday with his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs John Sprague.
Rural Carriers w. F. Alexander and
Glen Blair attended the county meet
ing at Byron, Tuesday.
Worthy E. Cooper and W. E Hoen-
shell were called to Cleveland, Sunday,
by the death of an aunt.
Miss Margaret Tyrrell of Ionia, is a
guest of Mrs. Neil r. Walsh
Clare Mckinley was in Detroit Mon
day and Tuesday on business.
E. o. Dewey attended the annual
meeting of the Republican newspap er
association at Lansing, Friday.
Fred G. Lewis is recovering from his
operation and will return from the hos.
pital in Ann Arbor next week.
Miss Nellie Carpenter entertained at
Washington party at her home on
Williams street Monday evening.
You will miss lot of this week g
TINES If you don't read the supplement
pages 9 and 10 inserted inyour paper
S. l.. Henderson, w. Brooks and John
Brooks and families spent Sunday at
the home of Joseph Purves in Burton.
DIR. and Mrs. G. L. Cramer enter
tanned at Washington party, Tuesday
evening, at their home on Mason street.
A B. Crane returned to Mt. Pleasant
Saturday, after visit of several days
with his sons in Owosso and Rush town
ship.
The churches located in the immedi-
ate vicinity, have asked for fire alarm
box at the corner of Ball and Williams
streets.
st. Agnes Guild of Christ Episcor al
church enjoyed a sleigh ride to the home
of Miss Lillian Simmington, Monday
evening.
Live happy, allow yourself little
amusement. Drop in at the Oriental
Theater and spend half hour of real
pleasure.
Editor Willis Miller of the Chesaning
Argus, was in Owosso Saturday, for an
operation on one OF his eyes by DR.. D.
H. Lamb.
Read Davis Dry Goods Co. s big ad on
page 3. Buyers of women's apparel of
all kindswill find some wonderful bar
gains here.
Jason E. Hammond, former State Su-
perintendent of Public Instruction,
spent Sunday in Owosso and Corunna
on business.
Henry Denney, assistant superinten-
dent of the sugar factory for several
years, is moving from this city to his
farm near Pinconning.
VIM. LaClear of Pontiac, spent Sun.
day with his sister, Mrs. a. OFT, in this
city. The latter returned with him to
Pontiac for a stay of two weeks
Walter Clinginpeel has returned to
Owosso and will erect home, as soon
as weather permits, in the Owosso
Land Co. Fairview Park addition.
About sixty couple attended the Elks'
dance held at the Temple on Washing
tons birthday. The hall was very
tastefully decorated for the occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Watkins of Ian
sing, have come TO Owosso to live Mr..
Watkins has taken position as circu.
lation manager on the Press American.
G. V. Richardson, of the Owosso Mo.
tor Company, at present Detroit resi-.
dent. was in this CRY Sunday comforting
with local people Interested in this new
concern.
Rev. John Carrie rector of st. Pauls
Episcopal church, Corunna, has call
from Kansas City church, and will
resign his rectorship at Corunna in the
near future.
Fifteen girl friends surprised Miss
Lucy Phillips, Park street, Monday
evening and helped her celebrate her
birthday. Games, music and an oyster
supper were enjoyed.
The ladies' of the st. Johannes Evan.
gel.cal church held their first social
evening of this year at the home of
Mrs. j. A. Barrie, 20S west Main street,
Thursday evening, Feb. "a.
The city will hold up the o. g. G. E.
Co.'S nest lighting bill unless the city s
bill for $3.50 30 for paying between the
track on the Main street bridge is set.
tied in the very near future
Advertised letters at the Owosso post
Office for the week ending Feb. 10,
1910: David Anderson, b. f. Chamber
lain, Mrs. Oscar E. Davis, Mrs Z.
Depue, Helenly Farnum, John Jones,
II. j. Kennie, James Mccullough, Mrs.
Oracle Miller, Eugene Shields, Nor
man Smith, Charlie Steel.