The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-03-18


the service at the Congregational church
next Sunday evening. The pastor, j. c.
Cromer, will give the third sermon In course,
on "The higher ideals and opportunities of
a business calliDg" Service at 1880 o'clock.
Welte & Mclean, photographers, have
an announcement in this issue which will
repay careful reading.
Mrs. j. X. Hubbel has received from the
Independent Order of Foresters 81, $50, the
amount of the policy carried by her hus-
band.
The Owosso City Mills are rushed with
orders and will run day and night.
As soon as mail car can be provided,
the ID. & M. train going east at 0 a. m. will
carry mail, the return trip being made on
the train passing Owosso at 7:17 p. m.
This will be quite an accommodation to the
business men of Owosso, who can thank
Senator Mcmillan for the additional service.
Edward Broeffle has received sos from
the U. s. Benevolent Society in full settle.
ment Of his claim.
The switchboard for the Owosso Tele-
phone Co. was received Thursday. A
number of the phones will be connected
and ready for use next week.
j. E. VanHoten says prospects are excel
lent for big strawberry crop this year.
On Friday evening of last week large
party of friends and neighbors of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ii. s. Powers, of east Comstock street,
n nj rnrfo
occasion being their 23d wedding anniyer-
sary.
David Smith is DIR. Killers new assist.
ant.
1t has been suggested by local business
man that stock company be organized by
Owosso capitalists, and thorough investi-
CATION be 'made of the alluvial deposits of
Shiawassee county. The coal excitement in
Hazelton and Venice townships continues
undated, and 1t is reported that rich depos-
its have been found.
While returning from school Monday
afternoon, Colon Munshardt, the 7.year old
son of Fred Munshardt, met with very
painful accident Colon, with several play.
mates. was playing in the old foundry near
Washington street bridge, when piece of
board fell from the second floor, one cor
ner striking him near the eye, causing a
very dangerous wound. Six stitches were
taken in the cash by Drs. Lamb and Phip-
pen. 1t is feared his eye sight may be i'm
paired from the accident.
List OF advertised letters in the Owosso
posioffice, March IL, 1898; Ralph Smith,
Louisa Smith, Verne Hopkins, Chas. M.
Bachman, Mrs. Ethel Knapp, Mrs. CURLY,
Geo. Hyte, Mrs. John Finten, John Doo-
little, Irving Austin, Daniel Watson.
Foreign, Mrs. Chas. Rogers.
The "Sweet Sixteen" young ladies will
give a dancing party to their gentlemen
friends from the mo Name" dancing club
next Friday evening at Weseners hall.
The Kaleidoscope club will meet next
Thursday evening at the home of Miss Hell
en- Shanafelt, 631 Pine street.
An extra assembly will be given In the
Armory this evening with Wesener's full
orchestra in attendance. This being out of
eho iOSuoi ociiCo VI doocIuUIleS tu6 expense
will be met by those taking part
Miss Ruby Weller gave pleasant BIRTH
day party to number of her small friends,
Tuesday evening". Many games were play
ed and the evening pleasantly spent.
Vented, agents to sell our Oils and
Greases in OwossO and vicinity. Perma-
nent position for the right man.
THE CANFIBLD OIL Co.,
Cleveland, o.
Special attention Is called to ADVERTISE
ment of ID. j. Evans, in this issue of farm
and timber lands for sale in Saginaw Co.
William Ross, of the firm of Ross & Son,
of Bay City, was doing business at Wood
ards furniture works yesterday.
AT the earnest request of his many pa
tients DR.. Hall will remain at The New
National hotel, Owosso. The cures per-
formed border on the miraculous. Con-
sultatiOn free.
A new electric motor of 500 volts has
been set up in the Owosso City Mills. The
old motor which was re-wound about a
week ago, will be returned to Detroit.
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