The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-10-22

The frame work Tor the farsnaii mourning
mill 10 being rapidly put together.
o. b. Estey succeeds A. K. Curry. re-
| 'gned, as treasurer OF the Baptist church
The Estey Mfg. Co. is still rushed with
orders and the shipment of carload lots of
| furniture Is almost daily occurrence.
Ed. Kaiser had the misfortune to lose the
end of one of his fingers while running a
rip saw at the Casket Works, Monday.
NJ. l.. Izor took possession of the Durand
Express, Saturday. THE TIMES wishes
him unbounded success In bis undertaking.
The Fat Mems Bicycle Club will make a
run this afternoon, after which they will be
entertained by Rev. j. c. Cromer and l.. M.
Watson.
George A. Brown. of Marquette, has
opened law Office in the Strahle building.
The gentleman comes to the city very high
ly recommended.
The opening chapters of q serial story,
1.-The North Walk Mystery" are printed In
this issue of The TIMES. The story will
be an interesting one.
/ The two inch gas pipe leading to the
Casket Works, has been replaced by larg-
er one, a greater pressure being needed for
the amount of gas used.
The dining room of the city restaurant,
Odd Fellow building, has been enlarged and
the rooms are being painted and papered,
improving their appearance very much.
At the Washington street bridge pipe
has been extended twenty feet into the
river 10 order to successfully carry away
the sewerage from the Washington street
sewer.
| Ralph, the eight year old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Adam Auller died early Sunday
morning with diphtheria The other men,
bers of the family who have been sick are
improving.
! Edward Br0e file, who was so severely in
jured at the car chops some time ago, has
been much worse during the week, being
delrious most of the time. His family is
much alarmed at his condition.
On Friday evening, Oct Goth, Mrs. 7. A.
Stockton, late Of Denver, COL, elocutionist
and impersonator, assisted by Mrs. Marion
Carpenter, of Detroit, will give an entertain
ment at Spritualist ball. Admission loo.
A. W. Foster, of Chicago, has been in
the city during the week figuring on the
electric appliances needed for the new flour.
ing mill. 1t is probable that the mill will
be run by power furnished by an electric
motor.
Archibald Campbell leaves tomorrow for
Malvern, Arkansas, where he will be en-
ployed by branch of the Owosso Mfg. Co.
Mr.. Campbell will meet Mrs. Campbell at
Chicago and the two will make the trip to-
gether.
The poles for the wires of the New State
Telephone Co. are being put up about the
city. and it is said the local exchange will
be in operation by January 1st. The local
representative, Mr.. Storey, informs THE
TINES that 125 subscribers have been
secured.
The senior class OF the high school held
its annual election Tuesday afternoon.
Roy Matthews was elected president:
Edna Osborn, vice president; Ernest Zim-
norman, secretary, and Anna Phillips,
treasurer. The class colors will be the
same as last year.
Messrs. Ii. j. Daniels, II. II. Daniels,
and Arthur Alliton returned from Chatta-
nocga, Tenn, Saturday night. The boys
visited the exposition grounds at Nashville
and report it as, great sight The south
ern states being quarantned, the boys could
not do much work with their CbautauQus
desks.
Star of Hope Rebekah lodge initiated -four
candidates Tuesday evening. The large
hall of Owosso lodge No. SO, 1. o. o. r.
was filled with resident members and visit.
ors from Morrice. Ovid and Corunna The
work was followed by an elegant spread,
short addresses, etc. The evening was a
very pleasant one.
Josie, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
Burke, died Friday evening. The little
one had been sick for some days with diph.
iberia, from which she had recovered
This was followed by heart trouble, causing
her death Josie was very bright and in
teresting child and her death is sad blow
to her parents. Her age was nine years.
The first game of foot ball this season
was played on the fair grounds Saturday
between Owosso high school and Bay CITY
high school. A good game was played By
both teams, but the Owosso boys weigh
proved a source of discomfort to the visit
ing team who could not pass their line
Many good plays were made by both sides
Twenty-Five minute halves were played
Score: OwOsso IL, Bay City 0. A return
game will be played Nov. ID, at Bay City
The regular service was omitted Sunda,
evening at the NJ. e. church, and service.
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