The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-01-02
Perry

ger acted as installing master. Wher
me work was completed the lodge
members sat down to chicken ban
spet. The F. A. nj. orchestra fur
.ished music during the feast. Taere
Sss large attendance.
Nr. and Mrs. Cert Francisco who
sent TO Jumbo, Ark, to settle on a
ranch near there have returned
They did not like the climate OF
nlare. Mrs. Francisco and daughter
were i'll all the time they were away
yse mud was deep and flies were
thicker tnere than here during the
worst part Of fly season. Mr.. Fran
CISCO decided that during his spare
time he would run barber shop but
osrnd on inquiry that but eight men
IN the town shaved. The rest wore
their hirsute adorments long and
<aaen I'm need of nair cut or shave
skcir wives acted as their BARRIERS.
M Francisco decided that the coun-
sry was too wild and woody for him
70 he has returned and will stay with
relatives in Durand until he decides
shat ne will do.
Vern Vandewalker and Miss Ethel
SMITH from near Shaftsburg were
united in marriage at the brides
acme near Shaftsburg last Wednes-
dag at the noon hour. None but the
Immediate relatives of the contract
gag parties being present. The
~ydding ceremony took place under
an arch which supported large bell.
An elaborate wedding breakfast fol-
duwed- Mr.. and Mrs. Vandewalker
wfiT take up their residence on the
,gfuom's farm on tneir return from
zhsFr wedding journey.
There were three accessions to the
Baptist church Sunday morning.
On the evening Claude Hawkey of
lac Moody school in Chicago, ILL.,.
addressed the audience.
There will be prayer service at
she come of Bernie Bush in the
Bxsn neighborhood Tuesday evening
Tire services held in the Bush school
House are closed until spring, then
Rssv. Asa Hoskins intends to hold
revival service there.
Wrs. Ida Wixom wac has been i'll
y. the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
6fayaen for the past three weeks was.
sate tor return to her home in Ban
sszcHr: Friday. Mrs. Clayton accom-
gs.pfed her and remained until Sat
urday.
Al. SHARKS & Co. are shipping bal
st hay this week
The marble floor in the State bank
AZ tails place is laid and this week
tstH men are expected here to in
u.au the new fittings for the build
lug.
Miss Carrie Purdy who Is a guest
az Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Wilson will
assse Tuesday for her home in Grand
RsepIds.
Morton Ram will be ready to OPP
IA his general store for business next |
sSe turday. The fire last July burned |
1zt his stock and business here and |
he is restocking his new store.
Communion services will be neld |
IN .hee Congregational church next
'ssnaAw morning.
MS. and Mrs. l.. c. Watkins and |
SIR, and Mrs. J. P. Olcott spent Sun
day. with friends in Laingsburg.
ar. and Mrs. Lewis and family of |
Thrive Rivers are guests at the home
,ss his mother, Mrs. John Francisco.
Nrs. Arthur Finch will entertain |
tser Sunday scaool class of twenty |
sespils New Years Eve at her nome |
s&<re-
Stanley Powley has returned from
q Writ of several days to friends In
Sl9nt and Detroit.
xaarge Drew leaves Tuesday for
sssxalo. NJ. Y, to spend the winter
xsYh his son.
xrrx Jepson lef: here for Chicago,
s0-. Monday accompanied by her
Miss Annie. They go from
s1sre TO San Francisco, Cal.
MINER Arnold was called to Byron
saturday rs witness in the suit
ssSught against Dr.. Pyke for having
sss.re liquor than the law allows on
The suit was adjourn
~ nbr one week.
There was "A large attendance at
;5ss. meeting &C the Women's Foreign
MISSIONARY s.;ciety held Sunday eve
1pag in the Methodist caurch. At
ns short program Rev. ]. ID.
Esswng addressed the meeting.
Mf. and Mrs. w. X. Armstrong
sse visiting their son in Decatuar
ms week.
George Sherbino moved his house
lsstfi goods tn Flushing last week
nkere he will work in butsner
mop.
& Schweinfirth Joined his Wife in
Monday for few days WIS.,
Il, mt the home Of their daughter.
rsay go from there 20 Diamondale
ae spend New Years.
Mfss Ethel Armstrong entertained
- ssrmer senoolmate, r. Martins of
lsryton, o.. over Sunday.
" Hart and niece, Miss Vera Hart
&C Eath ara guests a. the home OF
A6y- James Cottrell,
SIR. and Mrs. Mortimore Cline OF
arc visiting at the home |
~ wr. and Mrs. Fred Almon.
George Renoski of Owosso is |
Spending few days at the home Of |
iSSsban Brown.
m r..