The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-03-11

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Saturday evening the Spilitualists will
give ten cent supper in their hall.
Telephone No. 155 will call up j. 4.
Mabln, superintendent of Oakhill cemetery.
Two new door presses have lately been
added to the Owosso Manufacturing Com
pany's plant.
Ernest Gould has been confined to the
house for the past two weeks by an abscess
on his breast.
DIR. j. G. Tutford has received the APP
pointment of medical examiner for the CO.
lumbar League.
VIM. Hoenshell, for several years past an
employee at Estey factory A, has entered
the employ of ID. M. Christian.
r. j. Tick, assistant travelling agent of
the Ann Arbor railroad, visited his parents,
Corunna Avenue, Saturday and Sunday.
Martin McMann had the first finger Of his
left hand badly cut Tuesday, while running
q stcker at the Owosso Mfg. Co.'s plant,
John d. Wilcox had the first finger of bis
right hand badly cut Tuesday while work
ing in the machine department of Estey fac
tory A.
A few OF the young friends of Robbie
Tawse gave him pleasant surprise, at the
home of his parents on east Mason street,
Friday evening.
Coal prospectors from Saginaw and other
cities are engaged in prospecting for coal in
Hazelton, Venice and other townships in the
eastern part of the county.
Mrs. A. Wicking was the victim of a
pleasant surprise last Friday evening, when
crowd of ID. of II. members came In upon
her unannounced, it being her birthday.
An order for 100 dressers was received
from Cape Town, South Africa, at Estey
Factory b the first of the week. Large or
ders are being shipped daily from this fac.
tory.
Lyon & Pond are having Especial sale fol
two weeks on heavy ingram carpets at Csc
SIC and 40c yard. Also new line Of
patterns in all wool ingram carpets at 65t
yard.
Rey. G. p. Mitchell, of Ovid, will rea(
the paper at the Owosso preachers meet
ing, Monday, March IA, at 1880 a. m
Subject, "Some Hindrances to Continuou
| Revivals."
The Woman's Social Union of the Con
gregational church gave musical at thu
home of Mrs. ii. G. McGuineas, Tuesda!
evening. A fine literary and musical pro
| gram was rendered.
The machine department of the OwOss
Mfg. Co.'S plant closed down few hour
Tuesday on account of broken water pipe
The break was soon repaired, however. ant
| but little damage done.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Richards entertaine,
twenty of their friends Tuesday evening a
their home on Cedar street. Mr.. and Mrs
Richards will soon remove from the city t
their farm in New Hayen township.
Mrs. Marion Carpenter, of Detroit, will
address the Spiritualist society next Sunda.
morning and evening. In the evening
silver collection will be taken at the door
On Monday evening, March 14th, Mrs. Car
penter will give test meeting at the SAM
hall. Admission, ten cents.
The elevator occupied by G. e. Burns OIL
Corunna Ave, has been sold to Parshall /
Co., who will use the same in connection
with the Owosso City Mills. The retire
ment of Mr.. Burns from business is to b
regretted. He may however conclude t
build an elevator and resume business.
The lecture given by j. w. Simmons
Tuesday evening, on "Glimpses in th
South" was very interesting and was list
ened to by large and appreciative au
dience. The Superintendent description o
the old battlefelds and historical spots wa
very vivid. $40 were added to the plan
| fund.
VIM. Harvey and Mrs. Gertrude Horton
of Mt. Clemens, were united in marriage
Saturday by Justice McCaughna. Mr.. an
Mrs. Harvey are we'll known in the city
Mr.. Harvey having for many years been en-
gagged in the carving department of Wood
ards Furniture Works. The young coupl
| will take up their residence on East Mai
! street.
Clinton, the 3.year old son of Mr.. an,
Mrs. F. ID. Butler. Lansing street, die,
| Feb. Sd, from injuries received from tip
ping pan of boiling syrup upon himself
Mrs. Butler was making some candy, ant
when 1t was nearly done she was callet
from the room. Clinton becoming impa
tient caught hold of the pan upsetting tn,
contents on his breast and shoulders, severe
ly burning himself. Medical aid was a
once secured, but after few hours o
terrific agony death relieved his sufferings
The funeral was held at the house, Satur
day, Rev. G. V. Northrup officiating. Tn,
talx 40 Ia 4.