The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-02-04

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with Miss Ruth Fulkerson, 5i5 Glenwood
avenue.
A large crowd of dancers enjoyed the
masquerade ball given IN the Arbiter hall
Wednesday night.
Immense loads of logs are being delivered
daily at the Estey yards. Many of the loads
come Is or 20 miles.
| THE TIMES hopes to see a large number
of people from all parts of the county pres
ent at the Farmers Institute next week.
Every session will be of interest.
The musical given by the Congregational
Social Union at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugo wesener. Tuesday evening, was
largely atten ded and a very pleasant affair.
Three sleigh loads of West Owosso peo-
pie were driven to tho home of Harvey
Fairman, residing west of the city. last
evening. The evening was spent In dane
ing.
List of letters remaining uncalled for In
Owosso postofiice the week ending Jan. 30:
w. j. Williams. w. r. Bailey, Sophia
Crugher, James +. Brown, <. d. Evans, 8.
Thomas.
Indications seem to be that d. N. Estey
and j. w. Angel have good thing In their
Colorado copper mine. A carload essayed
last week Melted $762 24-$4O6.56 In copper
and $355.6s In silver.
Fred M. Grove and August Wesener
have formed a partnership and will open q
boot and shoe store In the WeseDer block.
Both Of the young men have many friends
who wish them every success.
Rev. e. M. Stevenson, general Baptist
Sunday school missionary for Michigan,
will speak at the Baptist church next Sun
day morning at 1890. At 1880 p. m. he
will speak at Calvary mission.
E Clark Shipman, father of Supervisor
c. w. Shipman. of Venice. died at his sons
home on Tuesday, aged SO years. Mr..
Shipman was one of the pioneers of the
county and man very highly respected.
DIR. G. A. Munich, the noted specialist
who visits Owosso monthly, will be at the
New National hotel, Feb. 5. The DIR. is
well known and needs no recommend.
The inducements offered the afflicted are
sufficient Read the ad. "Pay when cured"
A large number of Owosso people will
attend the recital on the Columbian organ
in the University hall, Ann Arbor. Feb. IL.
The recital will be given by M. Alexandra
Guimont of Paris, claimed to be the great
est organist in the world. Excursion rates
will be given to those who attend.
The coroner's jury which has been in
vestigating the collapse of the ice house at
Whtmore Lake decided ''that Albert Morey
and Oscar O'Connor came to their deaths
from the collapse of an ice house erected by
the Toledo Ice Co. Said collapse was caused
by the removal of the braces from the east
side of the west wall"
The ladies of the w. G. T. u. have made
a shipment of choice literature and other
things to the men in the northern lumber
camps. This is result of the call made by
their missionary, Rev. M. Odle, who is
preaching the gospel in those parts. This
is the second box of goods sent to northern
Michigan by this society.
A few of the friends of Fred Simmons
enjoyed Friday evening with him at the
home of his parents on Saginaw street, it
being his 2lst birthday. Supt. and Mrs.
Simmons made the evening a pleasant one
for the guests and one long to be remem-
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presented Fred by his parents and friends.
The Estey indoor ball team. organized TO
take the place in the city league, vacated by
the car shop team, met defeat in their first
game played Saturday night by the Wood
ards Furniture team. Score, Estey z;
Woodland, 10. The new team showed up
finely for their first appearance, and prom
Use to take their place at the head before the
season is ended.
Ten couple gathered at the First M. K
church Saturday evening and proceeded or
sleigh ride to the home of Chas Lapham
|, near the Valley Mills. The evening was
pleasantly spent in conversation, while the
fine luncheon served added not little I;
the evenings enjoyment. The party re-
turned home late in the evening. s. Bur
/ bank took the load.
Henry G. Jersey, residing at 1913 Saginaw
street, died Sunday night. A combination
of heart and kidney troubles caused hi
death. He was 81 years of age and had re
sided in the city about four years and in thu
county greater part of his life. A wifi
and two daughters are left to mourn hi
8 death. The funeral was held at the resi-
: dence Wednesday afternoon, Rev. j. G
] Cromer officiating.
A lecture will be given at the High Schoo
this evening by Prof. Frank Mulholland o
the University of Michigan: subject, 9TH
Athenians and their City" A small adms
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