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

Bapcroft ledge +. & A. NJ. Will visit
Owosso lodge Nov. 10th.
The Emerson school Is running again
with the usual attendance.
The first asquerade ball of the season
will be given at Arbeiter hall, Nov. o
The large brick smoke stack OF Wood
ards furniture factory is nearly completed.
The youth of the city will all be out to-
morrow night to observe Halloween. Watch
, out for them.
James P. Hamilton, the blind lecturer
will deliver lecture at the First M. H.
church, Nov. 16.
r. N. Parshal has contracted with Allis
q Co. of Milwaukee. for the machinery for
his new Touring mill.
DIR. Scott had two bones In the back OF
one of his hands broken by folding bed
closing upon it, last Friday.
The organization of printers union Id
Owosso, which was to have been completed
on Monday night, was postponed indenn'
itely.
To hear Mrs Stockton give "BIddies'
Trials Among the Yankees" Is alone worth
| the price Of admission to Spiritual hall this
evening
| A private party will be given in Wesen-
er's hall, Saturday evening. About twenty
Eve couple of Owosso's young people will
participate.
The Missionary Union, of the Congrega-
tional church, sent two barrels of canned
fruit to ministers in the Upper Peninsula,
yesterday.
| The first game of indoor ball of the sea-
son will be played Saturday evening at the
armory between the car shops and Casket
factory mines.
Company G will give Its annual ball a.
the armory Thanksgiving evening. The
company will try to make 1t discount any
thing ever given in the city.
Letters from Fred Osmer state that his
brother Frank is improving slowly from the
Injuries he received last week while bicycl
ing near Gorham, N. Y. 1t will, however,
be several weeks before he will be able t6
return home.
Nina, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs II. ID
Daniels was taken with commissions while
in school Monday, followed by two similar
attacks after she was taken home. She has
since been recovering slowly and is cen
sidered out of danger.
The Y. M. G. A. has arranged with Prof
Cadman to conduct an evening class II
stenograpby at the association rooms. Tit
tuition to members is very low and an ex
cellent opportunity is afforded those WHIT
desire to take up the study.
THE TIMES job department continues t.
be headquarters for neat work Among the
jobs sent out this week was 10000 copies o.
20-page program for the meeting of thu
State Sunday School Association, to be helt
in Port Huron, on Nov. 1918.
Miss Anna McCarty has filed claim
through her attorneys, Watson & Chapman
against the city for S3, 900 damages. Mis-
McCarty fell down the potato chute on thu
west side of Hall Bros. grocery store ant
claims she was severely injured.
John Pulsworth, an employe at the AM
Arbor car shops, had one. of his legs badl.
sprained yesterday while trying'to stop
moving tank with plank. The plank flew
around, knocking bis feet from under him
but luckily no bones were broken.
The Congregational Social Union will
give supper IN the church Tuesday, Nov
I'd, from five to eight o'clock. Price Is cts
As this is the first supper given by the la
dies since the consolidation of the two soci
cites, large attendance is hoped for.
The farmers of the county are highl
pleased with the excellent market Owoss
offers for all their products-and long lin
of heavily loaded wagons come in dali
from all directions. Ii is safe to say tba
more money will be paid out this fall Il
this city for agricultural products than TO
years past
The first number of the Shiawassee SchoC
Journal, four-page paper devoted to tn
interests of the schools of the county, Wi
be issued from this Office tomorrow. Coun
ty Commissioner Bristol is the editor an
publisher and will put forth his best endeav
ors to make the publication of value to tn
teachers and district school officers. Ths
he will succeed is beyond question.
About o'clock Saturday afternoon Ray
the IL year old son of Mrs. Hattie Lewis
Broadway street. had his right leg cut O
below the knee, and the left foot badl
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