The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-12-10

this kind is not considered complete II
Pat" does not appear, and his visits are
always appreciated.
County Treasurer Colby paid out the fol-
lowing amounts from the several funds dur
ins November; Soldiers relief. $40; spar
row orders. SAT go; poor, 81, 0Ss go; witness,
$sS2 30; jurors, SS7.
The icy roads Monday proved bonanza
for the blacksmiths. To care for the rush Of
work the shops were opened just after IL
O'Clock, Sunday night, and even then work
was turned away during the day.
Duncan Van Zandt while running Dor
Ing machine at the Owosso Mfg Co.'S plant
Monday, In some way got his left hand I'M
der the auger and badly mangled the first
finger. DIR. Crum dressed the wound.
The Misses Hodge and Curlss gave sup
per at the Wildermuth to fourteen teachers
of the Central school building Wednesday
evening" A very pleasant social time was
had after the good things were disposed Of.
Services at the Congregational church
next Sunday at the usual hours, 1920 m.
and 1880 p. m. In the morning the topic of
the sermon will be: Religion, one more
Luxury" In the evening, "Slot Machines"
etc.
The Bachelors Club was entertained
Tuesday evening by Miss Jessie Pennock,
at the home of her mother on Howell street.
A musical entertainment was rendered by
different members of the club and dainty
refreshments served.
Daniel Calkins, of Flushing, died at his
home on Tuesday, aged So years. He was
brother of Jas. II. Calkins, of this city.
Mr.. Calkins was quite well known In Owos.
90, being the owner of the building occu-
pied by Grove Il Payne.
Arthur Choiniere, aged 20 years, died at
the home of his parents, at 515 Clinton ST..
Monday morning. The funeral services
Wednesday and remains were inferred in
the cemetery of that church.
Rev. DR.. Dave will deliver his lecture on
John Wesley, at the First M. K church
next Sunday evening. The lecture is
spoken of very highly by those who have
heard it. No admission will be charged
but silver collection will be taken.
The name of the West Owosso Baptist
Mission Sunday school has been changed to
Calvary Mission. The school is In very
prosperous condition; attendance last Sun
dav 102-largest in its history. The school
will have tree and appropriate exercises
Christmas eve.
The game of indoor ball played at the
armory, Saturday evening. was the most
interesting game ever played in this city.
There was but one score made after the
first inning. Score, OIL. /. 2, Casket /.
The next game will be played tomorrow
night, between the Car Shops and Wood
sriA q
The 81. Joseph Weekly Press of the Sd
inst. contained a two and o half column
article severely arraigning r. T. Eisley,
formerly an Owosso newspaper man, for
debauching and running Benton Harbor
young lady. The Press scores Eisley and
the Benton Harbor News in no unmeasured
terms.
Owosso audiences have in the past listen
ed to some worthy lecturers and splendid
lectures, yet 1t is question whether the
equal Of the one given Tuesday evening, by
Rev. N. ID. Hills in the Y. M. q. A. Star
Course, was ever heard in the city. John
Ruskin and his Message to the Twentieth
Century" will not be forgotten by anyone
who was present.
The county teachers association held lis
meeting In the high school building In this
city last Saturday, with very large attend.
ance A number Of papers, prepared fol
the occasion, were read by the members
The usual business was transacted and Off
GERS elected as follows: President, A. M
Cody. LaiDgsburg; vice president, II. A,
Haynes, Bancroft; secretary and treasurer
Miss Bessie Hammond, Perry; executive
committee, o. l.. Bristol, @. !. Collins
Corunna, A. M. Cody, Laingsburg.
The Christian Endeavor Society Of thu
Baptist church held It's annual meeting
Wednesday evening, in the church parlors
The regular business Of the society va,
transacted and officers elected. A socia
time was enjoyed after the meeting wal
dismissed. The officers elected are: Miss
4. Miner, president; Il. L. Crosby, viee
president; Ethel Mclean, secretary; MAJ
Lawrence, corresponding secretary; J.
WoodiD, treasurer, and Edith Kinney
0rGanist
| The December number Of "The Cosmos.
the organ of the students of Coe college.
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, contains an excellent
picture OF Prof. @. O. Bates, for three year
Q teacher in the Owosso high school, WHIT
has been connected with Coo college % pre
fessor Of the department Of physics and
chemistry since 1889. An accompanying
article speaks very highly Of Prof. Bates q
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