The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-02-11
Sec Kline for farm propositions.

| Sec Kline for farm propositions. :.
| Born, Saturday. to Mr.. and Mrs. John
Quartz, west Main street. son.
Don't pass up the opportunity to be-
come independent. 1t lies within your
reach today. See Kline, the real estate
man, about 1t.
The Y. M. G. A. physical classes start
next Monday and continue every Mon.
day and Thursday. Secretary Young
will have charge of them.
Phillips and Newell are the yaude.
vile stars at the Oriental this week.
Their speciality is singing and dancing
act. It's an act worth seeing.
A. F. Hollis has withdrawn the charge
OF assault and battery made last week
against Mark Richardson, the case hay
ing been settled out of court.
A hour pleasantly spent sweetens a
whole day. You will fiud a visit to the
Oriental theatre will keep you pleas.
antly occupied for a short time. Try
it.
Mr.. and Mrs Levi Frisbie and Mr..
and Mrs. John Mcclellan went to Ann
Arbor Thursday to visit F. G. Lewis
who is in the hospital there convalasc-
ing from an operation.
Word of the death at Winona, Mimi,
of W. G. Cameron. formerly editor of
the Ovid Register has been received by
Mrs. Alexander Macarthur, a sister and
N. A. Parker, brother in-law, both of
Corunna.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Britton were
surprised, last week Thursday, by
thirty neighbors, who helped them eel
citrate their eighteenth wedding ami
versary. The guests left an elegant
rug as a remembrance.
Mrs. Hale, matron of the Dorcas
Home, was remembered on her birth.
day, last week, by members of the Dor. |
cas- board, with fine silk umbrella, cut |
flowers and bonbons, and a pleasant |
visit from number of friends.
Walter Emmett Murphy, aged four
years, son of Mrs. Clara Murphy, died |
Monday, at the home of his grandpar-
ents, Mr. and Mrs P. j. Manner, Chest
nut street, after an illness of two weeks |
with scarlet fever. The funeral was
held Wednesday.
The officers of the pastors class of the |
First M. e. Sunday school banqueted |
the teacher and members Monday
evening, G. B. Hicks acting as toast
master for an interesting literary and
musical program after a substantial
supper had been disposed of.
Four years ago while B. G. Miller
was Portland, Ore, attending Ma
sonic convention. he lost hand
some Masonic stick pin which he valued
very highly. A few days ago the pin
was returned to him through the mail
mo explanations accompanying it.
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and Miss Blanche Hubbard --ef Port
Austin, Mich. were united in marriage
by Rev. G. w jennings at the First
NJ. E parsonage in this city last Thurs.
lay evening. They left for their fu-
;ure home in Hammond after the cere-
mony.
The Heart and Hand class of the
Baptist Sunday school was entertained
It the elegant new home of DR.. and
Mrs. D. II. Lamb. Oliver street, Friday
evening, forty.three attending. They
were conveyed to and from their homes
by w. L. Parker's big sleigh. A must.
al and literary program, a supper and
! pr sent for each person were part of
he doings of the evening.
Beans are down again below the two
lollar mark. One local dealer in speak.
ny OF the market for beans this week
avs there is little question but that
'eans will bring IN average of two dol.
ars per bushel this winter The draw.
Jack has been that as soon as beans
ouched the two dollar mark the market
vas flooded and eastern buyers refused
o buy all that were offered. But the
heritage in beans in other sections is
'ound to bring the price back again.
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