The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-06-18
Rev. E w. Hunt will preach on "Hell"
next Sunday evening.

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next Sunday evening.
1t Is generally understood that the APP
pointment Of deputy oil inspector for this
district Is to go to gentleman at Howell.
IL Is stated that the appointments will be
announced Monday.
No trace of A. j. Lingle, who left home
May Slst, has yet been found. w. IL.
Lingle was in Wayne, yesterday, having
been notified that man answering the
description OF his father was there.
Jabez House. one of the pioneers of the
county, died at his home In Bennington,
Monday, aged 81 years. Mr. ii. was highly
respected by large number of acquaint
ances. A wife and six children survive
him.
b. X. Blown, Of Carson City, an expert
enced landlord, has rented the National ho-
tel and Will assume charge of the same July
1st. The interior of the hotel is to be thor
oughly renovated and many improvements
made.
Owosso lodge Knights Pythias has accept
ed an invitation from Rev. w. Hunt to
attend services at Christ church on Sunday
morning next. All Knights in the city are
requested to meet at Castle Hall at 10 m.
and march to the church.
The Knights aud Ladies of the Maccabees
are requested to meet at their hall Sunday
morning, June 20, at o'clock to attend
memorial services at the First M. E church
and then march to the cemetery to decorate
the graves of Knights and Ladies.
As three parties from away are figuring
on erecting Touring mill In this city II
seems certain that before fall Owosso will
have first-class mill, something that has
been needed here since the Dewey & Stew
art mill was destroyed by fire.
Odell Chapman argued the case of Mar
shall Thomas VS.. the Ann Arbor Ry., be-
fore the supreme court yesterday. This
case is very important one and the attor-
pegs are looking forward to the decision
with much interest.
The people from this city who attended
the ball game at Corunna, Monday, between
the Lansing and Bay City state lesgue
teams, were somewhat disguised. The
score was Is to Is in favor of the former
club, and the playing throughout the game
unusually poor.
c. E. Burns and j. Z. Walton. of Howell,
were in the city Tuesday with view of
erecting a large, frst-class elevator here,
They were well impressed with the city and
will doubtless decide to locate here. Both
the gentlemen are business hustlers.
The commencement exercises of the high
school are to be held this evening in the
Baptist church. The address of the even.
ing will be delivered by Prof. M. l.. D'Ooge.
dean of the department of Literature, Sci
ence and Arts of the University.
Todd & Co. are purcharing. baling and
shipping to Boston AN average of car load
OF hay per day. Since they commenced
handling produce few months ago this
firm has shipped $50 car loads of hay and
beans. Mr.. Todd's son, Lee, handles the
business in Boston and has established
fine trade.
Inc piano recital, given by the pupils of
Miss Helen Duff, assisted by Miss Finch,
contralto, at the home of r. p. Bigelow, on
saturday evening. was thoroughly enjoy
able affair. The pupils rendered their
parts in highly creditable manner, reflect
ing credit on Miss Duff as an instructor.
The City Band spent the evening Monday
very pleasantly at the home of its leader, c.
Z. Gregory, who left Tuesday for Buffalo,
n. T., to take charge of the work of intro
ducing the Devereaux tobacco moistener in
western New York. During Mr.. Gregory's
absence F. M. Grove will assume the lead
ership of the band. John Carr Jr. accom-
panied MIR. Gregory and will assist in the
work
Sunday will be children's day at the Con-
gregatiOnal church. In the morning there
will be the baptism of infants, the reception
of some of the boys and girls to the church,
and sermon by the pastor to the children.
In the afternoon al o'clock, the Sunday
school will have charge of the service. The
children will speak and sing, and an offer
ing will be taken for the Sunday school
society Parents are urged to bring their
children to the morning service. Also those
parents having children to be baptised are
requested to bring them to the morning
service.