The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-03-25

ing reprinted.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Warmer,
Mulberry street, son.
G. S. Allison & Son will open their jewell
ry store In about ten days.
The Bell Telephone Co. has put in a me-
tallic line between this city and Corunna.
Prof. Mertz will attend meeting of
the school masters club. at Ann Arbor,
next week.
The Robbins Table Co. has received more
orders this month than eyer before in the
same month.
The Lady Maccabees will serve supper
Saturday evening from 8 to s o'clock, In
their hall. Bill 10c
The members of the Kaleidoscope Club
were the guests of Miss Helen Shanafelt
Wednesday evening.
Don't forg, the musicale at the home of
Fred Gould, Tuesday evening next, March
goth. Go and hear some good music.
Fred Bartels will be examined before
Justice Baldwin today, charged with selling
liquor to j. e. Weeks while intoxicated.
Saginaw News: The engagement of Miss
Susan M. Marskey, of this city, and Alfred
w. Hookway, of the firm Of Hookway &
Son, Owosso, is announced.
1t will pay any person in the county who
intends to buy carpet this spring to in
spect Lyon & Ponds new stock. They will
make special prices for the next two weeks.
Stanley E. Parkill responded to toast,
"Over the Line to Mexico" at the bmetaic
banquet, held in Pontiac, Tuesday evening.
The Detroit papers speak very compliment
tary of his response.
After an absence of four months, s. B.
Pitts resumed his place with Duff & Det-
wiler, Monday. His next vacation will &C.
cur in July, when he will be called upon to
collect city taxes again.
Lester Ayers and Lew Whitfield left Sat-
urday last for Howard City, where they
have both accepted positions in furniture
factory. They will remove their families
to that city in the near future.
The Congregational Social Union is pre-
pairing for an Easter supper and sale of
fancy articles, to be held in the church par
lors, afternoon and evening, April 8. A
more extended notice will be given next
| week.
A slight idea of the amount of work done
in the screen door department of the Owos-
so Mfg. Co.'s plant will be had when 1t is
learned that orders for 105 car loads of
doors, to be filed in the month of March,
were received at the Office of the company
in February.
The Junior Literary Club will meet Fri
| day afternoon with Miss Jennie COpas.
Robert l.. Stevenson will be the author
studied, and the following program will be
rendered: Biography, Addie Grove; Re.
view of Prince Otto, Mayme Mason; Memo.
rails, Lettie Goodale.
A car containing five tons of butter fol-
E. f. Dudley was upset Wednesday after.
noon near the junction on the transfer
switch Of the ID. & M. track. Though the
packages were badly broken up only q
| small amount OF the butter was damaged
The wreck was caused by the spreading Of
the rails.
The several lodges of Good Templars Of
this district will meet with Crystal Foun'
lodge, at Hartwellville, Saturday, April I'd
| OF xuh tha d;cfr tat of =.
elected for the coming term, and such othel
business transacted as may properly come
before the lodge. A fine program will b,
rendered in the evening by members of tn,
several lodges, to which everybody is in
vited. Six delegates from this city will
represent Owosso lodge.
The Woman's Literary Clsb met in tn
armOry Saturday afternoon, when SOM
very able papers were presented on 9Th
Esthetic Basis of Society,"" Miss Corlet
carefully treated Beauty as q Mora
Agent" "How can the arts be correlat
ed" by Miss May Webster, and "Wha
share does the laborer have in art" by Mrs
G.. Nv. Gale. "The Ethical Basis of So
ciety," Is the general subject to be studied a
the next meeting, April o.
Rev. w. =. Ament will speak next Sun
day evening at the Congregational churc
service at 1880 o'clock. He will give som
impressions gotten at the Student Voluntee
meetings held at Cleveland, Ohio. Thi
was in many respects the most notabl
gathering of christian people in moder
times. There were present nearly 200
volunteers for the foreign mission field
The pastor will give the fourth sermon i
the series on 1.-THE Ministry" at the morn
ing hour, 1880.