The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-03-25
Local Items.

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Local Items.
Collins & Co.'s drug store is being pa
pered.
Wilbur Norris will clerk for S. T. Van
Dusen.
Geo. B. McCaughna spent Sunday with
relatives in Fenton.
w. Williams has purchased John aRev-
enaugh's barber shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lutte Elwell became the
parents of bouncing boy, Friday.
Henry Williams left Monday morning for
Buffalo, where he has accepted good posi-
ton.
Scotch airs will be sung by Scotch lady
at the musicale, March goth, at the home of
f. II. Gould.
Chas. Howe, of Linden, was in the city
Wednesday. Mrs. Howe asnbeen in the
city for week.
w. A. Richardson's new barn is nearing
completion and when finished will be one
of the best in the city.
A delegation of Elks from this city at
tended banquet In Flint given by the
lodge of that city Friday night.
A. F. Hollis building on North Ball
street has been completed, and, Hollis
has moved his plumbing outfit into it.
Thos. Payne, formerly motorman on the
D & G T Cos cars, has accepted position
with Grove & Paynes implement store.
f. L. Evans, graduate of the State
Normal. will succeed A. N. Cody as prin-
cipal of the Laingsburg schools next year.
Chas. s. Lewis, of Casselton, North Da-
kota, who has been visiting relatives In
Rush for several months, will return to his
home next week.
T.R Smith, state oil inspector, spent few
hours in the city yesterday witk Deputy In.
spector Curry. Mr.. Smith is proving him
self very efficient inspector,
On account of the Mohawk Club Banquet,
the Ann Arbor Railroad will sell excursion
tickets to Detroit, April 5th, with return
limit April 9th, at one fare for the round
trip.
1t is reported that the o & G cycle3 patti
has been terribly cut up in several places by
some person or persons driving stock across
it. The path will again be put in good con
dition for the summer.
DR.. G. A. Munich, the noted specials
who visits Owosso monthly, will be at tn,
National Hotel Saturday aud Sunday, Apri
I'd and Sd. . The DIR. is we'll known. ReaC
his ad. In this issue. You don't pay funti
cured.
The sink noes which have been makini
the life of teamsters miserable for the pas
two weeks are being filed in.with stone b!
Street Commissioner Cole. q This will maxi
the driving about the streets less dangerous
The M. G. trains are very much hamper
ed by the high water between this cit.
AMI Saginaw. Nearly every south boun'
train on this line Is from one to two hour
late, which greatly inconveniences the trav
cling public.
Evangelist Lee held some very interesting
meetings at the Asbury M. K. church OF
Saturday, Sunday and Monday evenings
His talks were illustrated by some fin
stereopticon views, which with the singinl
of number of solos, greatly interested tn
people in attendance. A small admission
was charged Monday evening andi nea
little sum was cleared for the benefit of tn
Ladies Aid Society.
A number of the intimate friends O
Charles w. Gale effectually andl agreeabl!
surprised him upon the occasion of hi
forty eighth birthday, which pleasant even
occurred on Monday last. Returning
his home at his usual dinner hour he wa
J received by Mrs. Gale at the head of th
following named company of gentlemen
Rev. j. G. Cromer, A. M. Bentley, l. E
Keeler, J. w. Simmons, s. K. Parkil
} Charles e. Rigey, Ii. x. White, Fred o.
burn, Tod Kincald, e. A. Gould, II.
Hadsall, Albert Todd, l.. M. Watson, "
M. Fitzpatrick, and l.. K. Gould. Su
rounded by friends, the bounteous repa
7 with the garnishment Of flowers and alt
. gether elegant surrounding, served
: make Mr.. Gale feel happy in the pose
sion of all these and the congratulation an
remembrances Of his friends. The Miss
Mckee aud Gale charmlngly served the 7
past, prepared under the direction of q
hostess.