The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-04-01
Local News.

80.
The M. j. Stuart residence on w. Oliver
street is being remOdelled.
One hundred fifty people are taking the
county teachers examination at Corunna to-
day.
Capt E. S. Pease will known in this city,
has been re-nominated by Saginaw re-
publicans for justice of the peace.
Be sure and read Lyon Il Ponds large
,ale bill this week. They are making
special prices in their carpet department.
Miss Edna Cromer entertained dozen of
her small friends Wednesday evening in
honor of her friend Miss Pearl Stevens, of
Vernon.
daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.Jas.
Treadwell, Sis Clinton street, aud daugh-
ser to Mr.. and Mrs. A. Otto, Stewart street,
Wednesday.
Mrs. Hannah, Blair, 722 West Main ST.,
is very sick. She being 81 years old but
little hope for her recovery is being enter
tanned. by her friends.
robert Hoffman. of this city, and Mrs.
James Soper. of Bay City. were united IN
marriage Saturday at the Baptist parsonage
by Rev. c. V. Northrop.
.(as. A, Braman was united in marriage
with Mrs. Addie McCarty, at the home OF
groom, on Gilbert street, Tuesday evening
last. Rev. Sweet Officiated.
rhe illness of Miss Nellie Allison, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Allison, OF 81.
Johns, has delayed the removal OF Mr. Al
lison and family to this city.
Ga. Thursday, March "a, the home OF
John and Nora Bush was blessed with
young son, and we are pleased to announce
she babe and mother doing we'll.
Rev. John Sweet delivered his mastery
lecture on Father Matthew" at the Middle
bury NJ. Il. church Wednesday evening.
good sized crowd enjoyed the lecture.
The Alaskan Pedro club met last evening
At the home Chas. Doran, East Williams
street. The first prizes were won by Mrs.
r. Sehaible aud j. Dodge, and the second
prizes by Mrs. Allie Murner and Fred
Schaible.
fire was discovered in the engine room
of the Argus Pub. Company early Sun
day morning. Before the blaze was ex-
tinguished damage to the amount of $2O5
was done to the fixtures and $55 to the
building. Both were fully insured.
The beneficent influences of the newly
cut pine are condensed refined in DIR.
WOODS Norway Pine Syrup, natures own
remedy for coughs and colds.
Some very pretty organdies, the handi-
work of natives of Turkey, are in the pos
session of Mrs. G. B. Radford, sent to her
by Mics Hess, of Marash, Turkey, and are
forysale. The proceeds derived from their
sale viii be applied to the support of mis-
siOnaries abroad.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Y. M. c. A.
will De entertained next Monday afternoon
nv Mrs. A. M. Bentley, at her home on w.
Oliver street. The program for the after
noon consists of music and the reading of
paper on the history and work of the \. M.
@. A. and its auxiliary.
About twenty members of the w. r. I.
gave Mrs. D. Cartwright pleasant surprise
Yesterday afternoon at her home on North
Washington street. During the afternoon
An invitation was extended to the members
of the corps by Mrs. M. q. Dawes to spend
next Thursday afternoon with her.
List of advertised letters in Owosso post
office the week ending March 90: VIM.
Wright, w. X. Bailey, Mrs. Belenger, ID.
W.. Olmstead, Horace Burnette, Jellie
hoadley, j. Hempter, Lorinda Cook, Ella
Templeton, Mrs. Jacob Wilkinson. Mrs.
Nary Dlckerson, Mrs. Eleanor Smith.
At meeting of the executive board Of
the Ladies Library Association Saturday,
vote of thanks was extended to all who so
kindly assisted In serving the Loyal Guard
banquet Friday evening. The ladies have
been enabled to pay off their sewer tax
debt by the proceeds received from the ban
auet.
John Moss, residing about two miles south
west of Owosso, drove to this city last Sat-
arday and tied his horse on Mason street,
near the First Baptist church. About 30
minutes after leaving the rig he returned
but was unable to End any trace of either
she horse or buggy. Officers were at once
notified and thorough search of the city
and surrounding country was made and a
clue to the whereabouts OF the horse and
buggy obtained, but as yet they have not
been recovered.
Fee p ills