The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-10-29
Local News.


Mrs. S. A. Crane returned Monday from
visit in ST. Johns.
Miss Florence Fitzpatrick will be at home
from Olivet over Sunday.
v. NJ. Moreau returned yesterday from
the west. His health is better.
Born, on Wednesday, to Prof. and Mrs.
Edward Taylor, Park ST., daughter.
Mrs. j. A. Chaplin, of Ypsilanti, is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. M. w. Southland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Todd Kincaid were in
Cleveland and Detroit the first of the week
Pension allowances: Restoration and re-
issue, Chas. Chapman, city; original, p.
Henry, Byron.
Justice Newton Baldwin returned home
Monday evening from his visit to his old
home in Iowa.
Prof. Ed. Taylor left on Saturday for the
northern part OF the state to accept posi-
ton as teacher.
w. A. Richardson has been doing rush.
ing business this week disposing of the stock
damaged by the recent fire.
Mrs. Mary Dickerson paid Justice Nc
Caughna SO. 90 for using immoral language
in the presence of children.
Chas. Salisbury left Saturday for Detroit.
He has engagement as advance agent for
the McCarty Mishap Company.
The semi annual apportionment of prima.
ny school money amounts to 90 cents per
capita for children of school age.
Harry Palmer, of W est Owosso, who has
been confined to the house for the past six
weeks with typhoid fever. is convalescent.
The Aiken & Whelan feed business is in
the hands of Sheriff Scougale under chat
tie mortgage given to c. Bilhimer, of
CoruDna.
The non. commissioned officers of Co. G
entertained the other members OF the CON-
pany and a number of invited guests at
banquet Wednesday evening.
Prof. Sparks second lecture in the Uni
yeraity Extension course proved even more
instructive and entertaining than the first.
Interest in the course is growing and the at
tendance increasing.
James Shelter, formerly employed by the
johnson Baking Co., died at Milwaukee,
Sunday, as the result of an accident. He
was member of Owosso division Knights
ofthe Loyal Guards.
Prof. w. F. Zimmerman, formerly of this
city, has resigned as choirmaster of st.
Paul's Episcopal church, Lansing. 1t Is
stated that he has an offer from Brooklyn,
N. Y, church to fill the same position.
l.. E. Gould has received a number of
blue print photographs from his son Law
renee, who is Ia Cornell University. The
prints show very nicely the college buildings
and the beautiful scenery about them.
J. w. Likens and family have moved to
Mayville, Tuscola county,. to reside. The
family has resided in Owosso for nun Der
of years, during which time Mr.. l.. has been
engaged as commercial traveller.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lewis, of BenniDg-
ton, celebrated their golden wedding on
Wednesday. A large company of their
friends were present to extend to them con-
CALCULATIONS and to join In the festivities Of
the happy occasion.
Several of the friends of Chas. w. Parker,
county drain commissioner elect, surprised
him at his home Tuesday evening. They
came to congratulate him upon his election
as commissioner and as reminder.of the
occasion presented him with an umbrella.
All present had an enjoyable time.
Hall Bros. are using the new improved
Cherry bean picker at their beanery and are
highly pleased with the operations Of the
machine. Miss Minnie Belle and the other
operators using the Cherry machine, state
they can do more and better work, and with
less fatigue, than with any other machine
they have used.
Rev. w. r. Northrop, of Chelsea, Mich,
The venerable father of Rev. c V. North
rop, who served as pastor Of the Baptist
church In 1s64.66, will arrive IN the city to.
morrow, and will occupy his sons pulpit
Sunday morning. His subject will be "The
immortality Of Christ" The pastor will
preach the evening sermon and his subject
will be "a Man IN He'll"
At Christ Episcopal church Sunday morn.
ing Rev. e. W. bnnt will speak on "Tht
Missionary Spirit" Sunday school and rec
tors Bible class at ~ o'clock. At the eve
ming service LEAD Kindly Light" will bt
rendered by quartette composed of Mrs
Hunt, Miss Frances Fish and Messrs
Thompson and Horsman; solo by Mrs
Hunt.
DIR. John ID. John, the eminent lectures
who has made the most crushing reply t
Ingersoll's agnosticism, will lecture In thu
First M. e. church, Of this city, on Sunda.
evening next, on "The Worth OF Man.
This will be great lecture by great man
Admission free, but a silver collection vii
be taken to meet expenses. 1t is expected
that DIR. John Will preach at the morning