The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-11-05

Bancroft lodge +. & A. NJ. will visit
Owosso lodge on the nth.
County Sunday school convention at Cor
unna next Wednesday and Thursday.
A ten cent supper will be given by the
ladies of the SpIritualist society, Saturday
evening. from to s o'clock.
Still there is opportunity for property
owners to clean up about their premises.
DO this work now and save doctor bills.
Herman Smith used rrofane and indecent
language on the streets Saturday night. He
paid Justice Baldwin 80 90 fine and the costs
as a result
The foundation has been started for new
engine at A. T. Thomas cider mlll. An
addition to be used as a fire room will also
be constructed
The Young Mems Christian Association
is ten years old on Thursday next. The
event is to be observed by birthday party
on Wednesday evening in the association
rooms.
Ed. Byam was given judgment of $50
against Marshal Barrisford by Justice
Hutchings, OF Bancroft. for alleged false
imprisonment. The case will be appealed
to the circuit court.
DIR. p. L. johnson, of Battle Creek, one
of the Oldest workers in the field, will serve
the Spiritualist society the present month.
Services at 1890 a. m. and 1880 p. m. every
Sunday. All are welcome.
THE TINES job department has in hand
the work of issuing 10000 twenty page
pamphlets for f. b. Holman, the jeweler
and optician. The pamphlet will be of In
terest to the public generally.
The Imperial Jubilee Concert Co., four of
whom were with the Fisk Jubilee Singers,
will give two of their entertainments at the
Baptist church, Nov. 10 and Is, under the
auspices of the Christian Endeavor Society.
The Benton Harbor Palladium states that
a call has been extended to Fred Il. Clark,
| Of Kansas City, to become general secretary
of the local association. Freds friends will
be pleased to again have him engaged In the
work in Michigan.
THE TINES desires again to urge the pub
lie to attend the University Extension course
this evening in the Congregational church
by Prof. Sparks. Subject: Thomas Jeffer-
son and Independence
Harvey Hinman, who has been employed
by Woodland & North for several years, is to
become farmer, having purchased 100
acre farm near Morrlce from Q. w. Gale.
Mr., Humans friends wish him unbounded
success in his new venture.
The dry goods store of ]. j. Davis was
closed Monday evening on chattle mort
gage held by the Owosso Savings bank.
day next. Mr.. Davis many friends hope
that he will be able TO adjust matters so as
to be able to continue the business.
| Miss Maud Ellsworth, for several years
teacher in the Bancroft schools and a
most estimable lady, died on Saturday.
Daniel Christian, Mr.. and Mrs. d. M.
Christian and son, Lee, and Mr.. and Mrs.
T. o. Christian attended the funeral serv-
ices, Wednesday.
| On Monday evening as Mrs. l.. K. Gould,
422 w. Oliver street was going down stairs
she slipped and fell, breaking her right collar
bone. DR.. Perkins was called and set the
broken member. Mrs. Gould has the sym.
patty of her many friends who are much
! grieved over her painful accident.
The officers elect of the congregational
Sunday school for the ensuing year are
| Assistant superintendent, G. I. Campbell
secretary, Will Lovett; treasurer, Miss Louie
| Duff; organist, A. Ii. Mosher; chorlster
G. w. Danforth; librarian, II. ID. Lyon
chairman invitation committee, Mrs. M. L.
Stewart.
Ga Wednesday evening last, George II.
Trask and Miss Eliza Martin were married
at the home OF the brides parents, on Brad
ley street, by Rev. John Sweet, of the First
M. e church. Numerous valuable pres
ents and happy company of near friends,
testified to the high regard in which the
young couple are held.
The city band gave minstrel show II
the opera house on Wednesday and Thurs
day evening. Everything was up-to-datt
and witty. The songs were new and ex-
celently rendered, and the city band or
chestra kept their old time reputation fo
playing nice music A snug little sum was
cleared up for the benefit of the band.
Frank Osmer, who was very seriously
hurt while coasting on his bicycle in New
| York state IL still in n very rrassa rims cou.