The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-04-08

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Duncan VanZandt spent Sunday with
friends in New Lothrop.
Chas. Smith. of Saginaw, was calling on
friends In Owosso Wednesday.
Drain Commissioner Darlington, of st.
Johns, was in the city yesterday.
Drain Commissioner Parker was in Ha-
zelton yesterday on official business.
e. e. Turner, of Coleman. is visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Turner.
Mrs j. j. Schuknecht and children, of
Grand Rapids, are visiting at j. Storrer's.
Miss Kittie Phillips, of Durand, spent
Sunday with her mother on south Chapman
street
A new delivery wagon has been put on
the streets by q. F. Oatman, of south
Washington street.
The Pink and Blue dancing club held
their last party of the season in the Macca-
bee hall last evening.
Norman Cute, of West Side. returned
home the hr1t of the week after two
weeks visit in Chesaning.
Miss Myra Sherwood is expected TO return
home tomorrow after spending few weeks
with friends at Muskegon.
The students of this city attending the
state Normal, at Ypsilanti, will return home
tomorrow for weeks vacation.
The new city granite works will be situa-
ted at 100 West Mason street. They will
open up their show rooms about April 10.
Miss Edith Harvey and Miss Minnie
Cross, of Shaltsburg, visited at Elmer Har-
vey's, Glenwood Ave, Friday and Satur-
doy.
The good roads are bringing farmers to
the city with their grain. The Owosso City
Mills are more than rushed with their local
trade.
MIR. and Mrs. Jas. Thompson, South Oak
street, left yesterday morning for short
visit with their dangn., r, Mrs. Rolfs in De-
troit
Warren Roberts, of Mulberry street, lett
Saturday for Bay Mills, where he has &C.
cepted a position in large screen door
factory.
of the membership committee. Director
Wesener is drilling his orchestra nightly
and promises something extraordinary for
that event.
Wesener's full orchestra will dispense
some fine music at the Easter ball to be
given in the armory Monday night. The
gallery will be open to spectators.
Roger Peca was thrown from buggy
while out driving Sunday and quite badly
hurt about the head and shoulders, but no
serious results are anticipated from his in
juries.
Auditor General Dix announces that he
will refund no money paid for tax deeds
coming under the recent decision of the SUI
preme court until further legislation has
been had.
Peter Volkner, of Chesaning, and Miss
Eliza Gillet, of Hazelton, were united in
marriage Wednesday evening by Justice
McCaughna at his Office on North Washing
ton street.
List of advertised letters in the Owosso
postoffice April 2, 1898: Anna Wyatt, DR..
Lyman White, Mrs. l.. A. Whitesell, VIM.
jarrett. Minnie Gage. d. Il. Campbell,
Alton Dibble, Mrs. Deighton, Pearl Bowers.
The gallery will be opened to visitors at
the Easter ball Monday evening, the price
of tickets being Is cents or two for 25 cents.
All extra tickets to the ball will be one dol
lar, and sold only on the recommendation
The Woodland indoor ball team defeated
the o. l.. /. team by score of 20 to 16
The game was loosely played and only a
small crowd OF spectators witnessed it,
The w. f. w. will cross bats with the w.
G. w. Saturday night. This will probably
be the last game of the season.
The Owosso Independent Band appeared
for the first time in their new suits last
Saturday. After serenading the firm of
Osburn & Sons, who so generously donated
the suits, they left for Perry to spend the
day. Under their efficient leader, Warren
b. Mack, the band is coming to the front
rapidly.
The Woman's Literary club will hold its
meeting in the armory tomorrow afternoon.
The general subject to be treated is the
ethical Basis of Society,"" "How may
sound ethics be effected?" will be treated by
Mrs. +. l.. Devereaux, and paper on
"How do the phllanthropic organizations of
to day affect ethical progress?" will be read
by Miss Stearns.
Deputy Attorney General Chase advises
Michigan stockholders of the Granite State
Provldent Association not to sell their
stock at 10 cents on the dollar, the price
being offered by parties from Chicago, who
are now canvassing the state. Furthermore
there Is now pending In the U. s. court of
appeals case, which Is being carried on at
the expense of the state, to establish the
right of Michigan stockholders to the Mach.
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