The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-11-25

The Sosso Athletic Clubs eleven was
beaten in Saginaw yesterday by score of
10 TOT.
Mrs IL. II. Daniels, entertained the w.
G. t. u. Wednesday afternoon at Its regul-
ar meeting.
The annual Thanksgiving ball given at
at the Armory last evening was very sue
cessful affair.
The Owosso Boiler Works will move into
the new shop south of the ID. q M. tracks
today or tomorrow.
Rev. L. w. Spayd preached the Thanks
giving sermon yesterday In the Congrega-
tional church. The audience was not very
large.
Arrangements are being made for fare
well service to be given Sunday afternoon
at five o'clock In the Congregational church
in honor of Rev. j. G. Cromer.
Haight Bros, formerly Of this city, have
sold their drug store In Montrose, but will
continue in business in other lines. They
also continue the publication Of the Mont
rose Reporter.
The d. & M. Office force jokingly assert
that they will have to have the new Owosso
Telephone Co.'s phone taken out as 1t keeps
them so busy answering calls. There is no
small amount of business done over the line.
The u. of M. students at home for thanks
giving had an added cause for being thank
full, In their minds at least, when the result
of the u. of M.-ChicagO game was learned.
The game was 10 to II in favor Of Michigan.
The numerous friends of Miss Daisy
Fairman, OF Owosso high school class Of 81,
will be interested to learn of her marriage,
at her home In Detroit, Tuesday, to Mr..
George Patterson, Of Three Harbors, MINI
The funeral of Chauncey s. Wallace was
held Sunday at the home Of his daughter,
Mrs. Chas. Woodruff, Rev. c. V. NOrthrop
officiating. Mr.. Wallace was seventy-four
years old. The death was the result of
heart failure.
Enough money was taken in at the foot
ball game yesterday, in this city, TO meet
all remaining expenses of the team and
leave small balance on hand to apply on
other athletic work during the coming win
ter and spring.
The young ladies of the Kaleidoscope
Club met Tuesday evening at the home Of
Miss Nellie Densmore, where they gave an
oil In, AH pnll
Foster. one of their members who goes to
the state of Washington to spend the winter.
The Y. M. G. A. meeting Sunday after
noon was devoted to the army work of the
association. Different phases of the work
| in different camps were handled by Messrs.
Van Ness, q. FL. Ross, Fred Kamm, Memo
Bently, Jay Matteson, and A. A. Craw-
ford
A. K. Currey has his trial today in Justice
to report to the health officer case of diph-
iberia, alleged to have existed In his house
| hold during the latter part of October. 7 he
case has attracted considerable interest and
people are anxious to know If Christian
| Scientists are not obliged to obey the laws
| relating to contagious diseases like other
people.
Next Sunday will be observed as memori-
al Sunday throughout the United States,
services being held in honor of those who
lost their lives in the late war; Memorial
services will be held lin the Baptist church
in this city, Rev. G. V. Nortbrop delivering
the address,, "a manuscript copy of which will
| be sent to New York to be placed with 9th
ers from all over the country in monu
ment there to be dedicated.
Work on the Main street abutments is
proceeding with the usual slowness, with a
good prospect of an insufficient supply OF
stone for completion of the job. There IL
also large amount of dirt In the river
which must be moved before the bridge
company will undertake to put In the false
work, staging, etc., for putting up the
bridge, but nothing has yet been done to
clear the channel. Agent G. b. SickmOn
expects that the remainder of the bridge
will be shipped from the factory sometime
this week.