The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-03-25
THE OWOSSO TIMES.
LOCAL NEWS.

Oakside school closes this evening for one
weeks vacation.
The city schools close this evening for a
weeks vacation.
Shiawassee county has 81 students at
the U. of M. this year.
Castree & Shaw shipped two carloads of
land-rollers to New York, Monday.
Several car loads of logs are being daily
received at the Estey Mfg. Cos sawmill.
S. II. Opdyke is now member of the
Owosso Paint and Wall Paper Company.
The Shiawassee Mutual has settled the
loss on Robert Gamers house in Hazelton
at 1925.
Leonard Clapp has accepted position
with the Bell Telephone Co. as night
operator.
Rev. w. S. Ament occupied the pulpit of
Plymouth Congregational church, Lansing,
on Sunday.
The Woodland team defeated the Estey
indoor ball team by score of 16 TO ~, Sat-,
urday evening.
The OwOsso Fishing and Outing Club
will hold its annual meeting at Brooks &
store, Monday afternoon at o'clock.
Registration, Saturday, April end, in the
several wards from a. m. to p. m. See
that your name is on the list.
Married on Wednesday, A. j. Parkhurst
and Miss Cora Fuller, both of New Haven,
by Ed. L. w. Spayd, of this city.
The Baptist Sunday school has an sex
perience" social under Roadway. The
scholars are hustling hard to earn their
money. Proceeds to apply on church debt.
The Violet Club met Monday evening at
the home of Miss Orrel Garrison, west
Main street. The regular business of the
club was transacted and new constitution
adopted.
| A drive we'll Is being put down at Dud-
ley's cold storage. II good basin of spring
water is struck the water will be used for
cooling purposes. The Shadbolt drilling
machine is doing the work.
A small party of neighbors and friends
were entertained Tuesday evening by Mr..
and Mrs. T. M. Wiley, west Williams
street. The evening was pleasantly spent
in playing progressive pedro.
The annual meeting of the University
Extension Center of this city was held In
the Armory Saturday afternoon, at which
time the following officers were elected
President, Mrs. l.. K. Gould; treasurer, Mrs.
A. Todd; secretary, Mrs. j. j. Davis.
7. s. Van Dusen will have an opening OF
his stock of books, wall paper and station
cry, on Saturday, i'm the store building
recently vacated by Grove Bros. The en-.
tire stock is new aud complete in every
for abundant success.
LET this mind be In you, which was also
in Christ Jesus" will be Ed Spayd's tex
at the Church OF Christ, corner of Oliver
and Hickory streets, next Sunday morning
At night he will answer the question, "Art
they all the children of hell who are pros
elyted from one denomination to another?'
All are cordially invited to the services.
i The conference Of the University Exten
| sion Centers was held at the Hotel Vincent
; Saginaw, e. s., Wednesday afternoon ant
evening. Arrangements for the course o.
lectures for the several centers were made
Prof. Zeublin, of Chicago University, WHIT
closed his lecture on Sociology that night
was present at the conference. Mrs. l.. K
Gould was delegate from this city.
The Current Topic Club will meet OF
Monday afternoon with Mrs. Albert Todd
A paper will be read by Mrs. l.. A. Gould
subject, The Bronte Sisters. Last Monda,
the club listened to an interesting paper OF
, Westminster Abbey, which had been care
fully prepared by Mrs. w. X. Tillotson, o
New York, and was read by Mrs. ALDER
Todd. Miss Frances Jones also gave brie
review of the life of AIphonse Daudet.
Albert Todd will have occasion for som
l time to remember that he was 81 years oil
T on Friday last. Upon invitation of Mrs
!, | Todd party of his gentlemen friends SUI
prsed him just In time to share sumptu
GUS o'clock dinner Those present were
l A. L. Northway, j. w. Simmons, M. Os
burn, G. l.. Taylor. l.. e. Gould, A. M
Bentley, s. K. Parkill, c. w. Gale, To
Kincaid, and Prof. L. T. Austin, of Sag
nav.