The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-11-18

Wesener's orchestra attended the Mason.
ic party in Durand Friday evening.
The Ladies Social Union of the Congregs
tional church Is preparing for Its annua
bazaar to be held Dec. 1914.
One of the city papers advertises Welte &
McLean's picture of the 'Co. G Sigma
Corpse" 1t must be grewsome picture.
The AmphictyOn, the literary society OF
the high school, will hold its first regular
meeting tonight in the assembly room.
The Congregational Sunday school will
give Thanksgiving Offering next Sunday
for the benefit of the children of the Dorcas
Home.
Ernest Mann expects to see the M. A. G.
VS.. Ypsilanti Normal foot ball game at Lam
sing tomorrow. He will be the guest of
RollO Bigelow.
The Woman's Auxiliary failed to secure q
quorum at the meeting called for Monday
night. Another meeting is called for next
Monday'evening.
The Miami CluD met with Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Eggleston Monday evening.
The Thanksgiving sermon this year will
be preached by Rev. l.. W. Spayd in the
Congregational church.
The deep snow compelled the abandon
ment of the foot ball game scheduled for the
OwOssO high school and the Lansing team
for last Saturday.
Burglars broke into the Electric Laundry
Saturday night and robbed the automatic
gas meter.
Exchange street has been opened for its
full length all the week allowing the mer-
chants along that street to feel that they are
again admitted to society in business
sense.
The funeral of Mrs. Hiram Golf, of Ben
ningtOn, was held Sunday afternoon at the
Pittsburg church, Rev. g. V. NOrthrOp, of
this city, officiating. Mrs. Golf died Friday
Of heart disease.
Ernest Herlan was arrested Saturday
evening and arraigned before Justice Bald
win charged with assault and battery upon
Jesse Darling's young son Ralph. His
trial was set for the 18th.
| Court Alta, Companions of the FOresters,
gave pleasant informal party Saturday
evening INDUCING in dancing and refresh
ments. Only members of the order and a
few invited friends were present.
Waldo Holman returned home Wednes-
day from an extended trip in the states i'm
mediately south of Michigan. He has COM
pleted his seasons work but will work for a
week or two in Michigan before coming
home for his regular vacation.
Sid Wallace, of Middlebury, and Dell
Lape, OF Ovid, were overheard planning an
attack on the chicken house of Daniel Lewis
in Middlebury one evening last week and as
a result two Ovid officers, John High and
John Cross were at the Lewis farm to meet
them. The result is Lape has paid fine of
$40 and 81 costs and Wallace is making a
80 days sojourn in the county Jail.
Attention is called to the corrected time
cards for the Michigan Central and the ID &
M. trains at Owosso The Michigan Cen
trail schedule is considerably simplified by
disseminating the stub and running bOtt
rains through with but short stops. The
new ID. 81 M. train east is proving pOpu
lar one, making the close connections that II
does with fast night trains both east anC
west at Durand.
1t was with no small degree of pleasure
that patrons of the street car line saw the
car again at the corner of Washington anC
Main streets Saturday afternoon, thus put
ting an end to walking to the Washington
street bridge to wait for a car. Now 1t II
only hoped that the new Main street bridge
may soon be placed in position so that the
street car service can again be extended Il
the west side.
Stormy weather continues to be more
powerful than public sentiment In stopping
Sunday work on the pavement. 1t may b'
remarked however that in the condition In
which the streets have been and are ye
public sentiment is beginning to favor tn,
rapid completion of the pavement no matter
on what day the work is done. The pawn,
company worked short time Sunday be
fore the storm drove the workmen off.
Don't miss the last chance of the year Il
see the city high school team play foot ball
The team will play a game on the fai
grounds Thanksgiving day, and the game
will have an added interest from the charac
ter of the visiting players, who are student
from the school for the deaf at Flint. TIT
Owosso boys were thoroughly beaten b.
their deaf opponents on their visit to Flint
but they have done better since and expec
to put'up game that will keep the visitors
very much awake.
We wish to call the attention of the read
ers of the TIMES to the big spot cash specia