The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-04-15

Rev. W. s. Ament will fill pulpits in
Detroit, Sunday.
p. M. Roth returned to Owosso, Saturday,
10 remain some time.
J. L. Topping's pension has been re-
issued at $12 q month.
The residence of w. ID. Griffith, east
Oliver, is being painted.
Postmaster Westcott and wife, of Vernon,
we're in the city Thursday.
The peach trees were considerably in
jured by the late cold weather.
George Wright, clerk In Osburn q Sons
store, Is very i'll with fever.
Geo. Cook is In Bay City attending the
State Horse Shoers Union meeting.
The clerks of j. j. Davis store spent
Tuesday evening with Miss Maude Gates at
her home, 30l Goodhue street.
Mrs. E. A. Clough left this morning for
Lansing to visit friends for few days.
The Alaskan Pedro club will meet this
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. 7. Watson,
esat Williams street.
James Rourke paid Justice McCaughna
Monday, $500 for the privilege of being
vary drunk Saturday night.
Divine service and instruction for con-
6rmation candidates at Christ Episcopal
church this evening at 1880 p. m.
The list of subscribers to the Owosso
Telephone Co. now numbers ITO and 1874
phones have connected with the exchange.
Rev. j. G. Cromer and l.. p. Royce at
ended council at West Brady yesterday
called to organize Congregational church.
Mrs. G. P. Pitts and daughter, Miss
Allie, returned Wednesday evening from a
gisit with Rev. and Mrs. Carrier, at Wau-
paca, Wis.
The Fat Mems bicycle club will meet this
afternoon at o'clock at the Citizens's Saw
Ing bank where the committee on suites tor
the coming season will report.
Henry Henhoff, of Pittsburg, Penn,
shook hands with old friends here yester-
day. Mr.. II. resided in this city when a
boy and was a schoolmate of s. e. Parkill.
An Easter party was given In the l. o.
y. hall last evening. under the auspices of
Court Owosso, No. $50. Cards and dancing
were enjoyed by the one hundred-fifty
guests present till late hour.
Mrs. Stone, mother of r. T. Stone, of
Antrim, died at the family residence in that
township, Monday. She was one of the
sarly settlers In Antrim. Her age was "a
years.
The school board at its meeting Tuesday
evening paid Supt j. w. Simmons and the
teachers of the city schools fine compli-
nent by rendering all of them their present
positions for the coming year.
e. B. Common. one of the Alaskan gold
seekers from this city, sailed from Seattle
one day last week for the Copper river
country where he has the promise of good
job in mine. The rest of the party are
still in Seattle.
Owosso friends hvve received invitations
to be present at the wedding of K. b. Han
cock and Miss Bertha Hubbell, to occur
April Goth at the home of the brides par
ents In Muskegon. Miss Hubbell was the
book-keeper for Stever Bros. last summer.
At the Church of Christ, corner of Oliver
and Hickory streets, Rev. l.. w. Spayd will
next Sunday discourse on themes as follows:
At 1890 a. m, "The last successor to the
throne of David" At 7:3O p. m, esprit
ualism and its author-the devil" All cor
daily invited.
The Y. M. G. A. mems meeting next
Sunday afternoon will be held at $3.50
o'clock on account of the oratorio at the
Congregational church. DIR. l. K. Springer,
Denton, will speak. Subject 1.-THE War
Is On" Master Freddy Daley the phe
aomenal boy soprano, Of Ann Arbor, will
sing. All men are invited to attend.
A. A. Tillman lately purchased combi- |
nation peanut rooster and popcorn stand, |
and put it on the corner of Washington and |
Main streets, but inside of the railing lead
ing to his restaurant under Murray & Ter |
sush's store. Wednesday Marshal Beres-
ford arrested him for running stand on the |
street without license. He was arraigned |
saore Justice McCaughna, and upon plead
ing not guilty his trial was set for April 20.
Mr.. Tillman will fight the case.
The Junior Literary Club held Its regu-
lav~meeting Saturday with Miss Mamie
Mason. The author studied was Rudyard
Upling. Miss Carson read an interesting
paper on Kipling as poet and Kipling's
home life. Miss Copas read some short
stories by Kipling. A business meeting
followed at which 1t was decided to study
European history and art, the coming year.
The next meeting is to be with Miss Copas,
April 30.
Gained Verv Much II