The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-09-30
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change.
The Robbins Table Co. has commenced
work on putting in its new sixty horse
power boiler.
Work has been begun on the repairs to
the Main street sewer between Washington
and Ball streets.
Special attention is called to ad. of ID.
j. Evans, in this issue, of Saginaw Coun-
ty Farm Lands For Sale"
The barn and contents belonging to Mrs.
Ella Fuller, north of the city, burned to the
ground Monday morning.
Hear Senator Burrows discuss the issues
of the campaign at the opera house at
o'clock, on Wednesday afternoon next.
The annual meeting of the Congregation
al church and society will be held on Tues
day evening next, and that of the church
on Thursday evening, both in the lecture
room.
The Owosso high school foot ball team
has made dates with the Saginaw high
school foot ball team for two games, one in
this city for October 18th and one in Sagi.
nav, November 5th.
Applications for entertainment during
the Baptist State Convention which meets
in this city, October 1921, have already
begun coming in, the first two reaching the
reception committee Tuesday.
Mrs. A. E. Sheets. who has served the
Spiritualist Society for the past two Sun
days, will serve the Society Sunday, Oct. 2
and 9. DR.. P. T. johnson, of Battle
Greek, will follow her the remaining Sun
days of October.
The game season opens tomorrow and the
city sportsman need have no more fear Of
the deputy game warden. but can turn his
| whole attention to avoiding angry farmers
| and incidentally huntingdon woods which
bear no consoling notice that there is, mo
hunting here"
FlOsse, the six years old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Otto, died Tuesday night
at eight o'clock. The funeral services were
held this afternoon at the Asbury church,
Rev. W. W. Benson officiating. Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto have the 81 mpathy of the com.
munity in their loss which comes doubly
severe, since it is but two weeks ago that
they lost their six months old baby.
The Owosso City Mills shipped car load
order of -four, one hundred fifty barrels, tc
Norfolk, Virginia, Wednesday. The order
is quite complimentary to the proprietors,
r. M. & NJ. l.. Parshall, as it was not given
until samples of their flour had been tested
and compared with samples from Other
mills. The Virginia firm expects to use Q
car load week of the Owosso -four.
The funeral services of Frank Ross were
held Sunday afternoon at the home of hi.
uncle on South Shiawassee street. Rev
W. w. Benson officiated at the services ant
was assisted by Rev. Henry King. Mem
beers Of his family from Belleville, Ont, wer'
present and both Odd Fellow lodges attend
| ed the funeral in body, the services at tn,
grave being in charge of that order. Thu
interment was at Oakhill
| Only fair sized audience attended tn,
Faust performance Wednesday evening, al
though both company and play deserved ,
much better reception. Mr.. Porter j. Whit,
proved a most interesting Mephisto, ant
showed a thorough appreciation of the lead
ing part. Mr.. Frank Macdonald did mos
excellent work In the character of Faust,
character very difficult to make popular
while Miss Verne as Marguerite won tn,
sympathetic admiration of all. The sceni
effects were admirable.
A meeting of the athletic association wa
held in the Y. M. G. A. rooms MONDAY
evening, when Leo Moss was chosen presi
dent, vice, L. A. Wittenmeyer who return
to Ann Arbor to complete his work in tn,
law department. Besides electing presi
dent, the soliciting committee was instruct
ed to 60 ahead and secure members. Tn
association intends to do work along vari
Gus athletic lines, but at PRESENTS con6ninI
its attention mainly to foot ball, with tn
intention of putting up good team.
Stephen Dondero is closing out his stool
of confectionery on. west Main street AM
the store is now for rent, almost the entir
stock having been disposed Of yesterday
he does not expect to 60 into the confec
tionery and fruit business again In thi
city but will devote all his time to the con
duct of his patent medicine business wit
which he has had great success. At pres
ent however he will spend his time gettin
ready to sail for the old country about tn
22d of the coming month. Mr.. Dondero l
a native of Genoa, Italy. and has some bus
mess there which demands his attention
This and other matters will probably keel
him until about New Years when he will
return to Owosso to reside.