The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-02-11
OWOSSO FRIDAY. FEB. IL. 1898.
LOCAL NEWS.

st. Valentine day next Monday.
Woodlands indoor ball team will go to
Chesaning tonight to play the representative
team of that place.
Miss Jennie Sackrider entertained small
party of friends Tuesday evening in honor
of Miss Fannie Finch, of Mason.
A large smoke stack was erected at the
Mueller Bros brewery Tuesday. The old
one was deemed unsafe to leave standing.
The Invincible Whist club will be en-
tertained Monday evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. r. Doolittle at their home, 40l East
Main street.
DR.. VIM. Jopling attended the annual meet
ing of the State Veterinary Medical associa-
ton at Lansing this week. The DIR. was re-
elected secretary and treasurer for the
sixth time.
A 12-pound son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Sanderhoof, 626 Clinton street,
Sunday, and a son frightened the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. ii. Sidman, north Hickory
street, Monday.
The fifth series of stock in the Shiawassee
Savings Society, issued Oct. 1, 1887, has
matured. There are 81 shares of the value
of 500 each in the series and the amount
paid in per share was $61.50.
The men of the press rooms of the Wood
ard Furniture Works began Monday work
ing twelve hours day. Large orders are
received daily at this factory and the pros
poets for good spring trade are excellent.
Four large sleigh loads of young people
from Sciota and Middlebury drove to this
city Saturday, and spent the greater part Of
the day looking about the town. They were
under the care of Rev. j. A. Dave. There
was about 70 in the crowd.
r. G. Lauzun, who spent considerable
time in Owosso last summer, and who wa
finally ordered by Marshal Barrisford Il
leave the city, was murdered at Lansing
Wednesday. He was professional gam
bier and tough generally. His age wa
25 years.
The Owosso Rife club enjoyed their reg
ular shoot at the Caledonia Park rang
Monday afternoon. Some good record wer
made by the members of the club. The
expect to soon meet several neighborin
city clubs and are confident of winning tn
penant for the best Workmanship.
| ui.s,o Hn;oht x.,h;la ,,Jayipo with q 2
caliber revolver at the home of his parent
on Mulberry street, Saturday, academia
ly discharged the weapon, the ball Ell
tered his hand and lodged in the bones {
the wrist. 1t caused very painful wount
DIR. Knapp was called and removed tt
lead.
Miss Sarah Rindge, matron of the Dorci
home, died at o'clock Tuesday afternoon
aged about 81 years. For the past fe
months she has made her home with HI
brother, Robert Cheal, until about fol-
weeks ago, when she accepted the matrol
ship of the Dorcas home. She was qui
well. known about the city and leaves mar
friends to mourn her death. The ful
eraI was held at $50 o'clock Wednesds
night and was private.
Miss Belle Fillmore, daughter of william
Fillmore, of East Main street, met with
painful accident Tuesday night. Mi
Brewers Sunday school class of the Fir
Baptist church, of which Belle is membe
had been enjoying sleigh ride, and
= Miss Fillmore stepped from the sleigh 81
fell, striking her arm upon the sidewa
breaking the bones near the elbow.
George Fuller and Miss Leona Carruther
} both of Higgins street, this city, we
. united In marriage at the home of the bride
parents, Wednesday afternoon. Rev. @.
Hill officiating. The newly married coup
left yesterday morning for Caro-, Mici
where they will reside IN the future. N
and Mrs. Fuller are well known by {
young people of the city who join in exten
ing their congratulations.
3 The annual session Of the state Y. M.
A. opened In Jackson last evening and "
continue through Sunday. The local ass
citation will be represented by the follow
members: DIR. B. s. Knapp, Q. ID. Ste
art, Henry King, II. j. Crawford, E.
1 Van Ness, G. T. Campbell, Chas. K. X
ley, K. wykes, b. s. Stratton, l.. K. Gou
a. l.. Crosby. r. W. Lawrence, j.
Thompson, b. s. Sutherland, f. Kamm.
ID. Lyon, j. II. Webster. e o. Dewey.
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