The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-01-14
Local News.

sick list.
w. A. Woodland attended the Grand
Rapids furniture sale Wednesday.
Mrs. Mary Even and daughter are visit
ing relatives at Bennington this week.
M. II. Reynolds will hold Sunday school
Institutes the first three days of next week
in Clinton county.
We acknowledge the receipt from the
Equitable Life Insurance Co., New York,
of very handsome calendar.
The ladies of the Spiritualist Aid will
serve ten cent supper in their hall. Satur.
day evening, from to o'clock.
Messrs Elmer Trumley and Winfield
Eickhoff, of the M. A. e., visited Leroy
Taylor in this city few hours Saturday.
DIR. p. l.. johnson will serve the Spiritu.
alist Society the remaining Sundays in
January. Subject for Sunday evening
discourse, 1.-THE Relation of Man to All
Things"
Mr.. Ernest and Miss Mildred Mann at
tended the wedding of their cousin. Miss
Eva May Oliver and A. K. Moore, at Sagi.
nav on Wednesday. Miss Mann was the
bridesmaid.
| j. M. Bentley, of Rochester, N. Y, a
brother of A. M. and E. E. Bentley, has
accepted the position of entry clerk for the
Owosso Mfg. Co. and arrived in the city
/ Tuaedav IN haOjn vOrk
The Ariel Ladies Sextette, third number
In the Y. M. @. A. course, at the Baptist
church on Friday evening next. This is
one OF the best companies on the American
stage. Admission 35 cents.
Cyrus Reimer has accepted a position
with the Owosso Manufacturing Co. The
company is fortunate in securing the serv.
ices of Mr.. Reimer, who is easily one of the
best business men in the city.
The Owosso Stave & Hoop Co.'s mill
started up Monday after being closed down
several months. 1t is thought that sufficient
orders have been received to keep the mill
running all the winter and spring.
r. N. Parshall, proprietor of the Owosso
City Mills, had one of his hands quite bad
ly bruised Monday while adjusting the roll
ers of the new mill. Fortunately the ma
chinery was stopped in time to prevent a
serious accident.
Miss Mary Alice Allen died Tuesday
evening, aged 9s years, at the home of her
brother, residing at 113 North Shiawassee
street. The funeral was held Thursday
afternoon at 2 o'clock, at the house. The
remains were placed in Oak Hill cemetery.
! Warren FL. Beckwith, of this city, who
has been engaged as operator in the Postal
Telegraph Co.'S office, at Detroit, returned
to this city Wednesday. He left Wednes-
nesday night for Vic or, Colorado, to accept
position in the Western Union office in
that city.
+; The funeral of Mrs Allen Rood, whose
tragic death was mentioned last week, oc-
| Cured Sunday, Rev. j. G. Cromer offici
| ating. The burial was in the Bennington
cemetery. Mr.. Rood and his children, Mrs
j. w. Hubbard and Albert Rood, deeply APP
preciate the kindness extended by friends.
Evangelist w. f. Morrison continues the
Oliver and Hickory streets, another week.
The meetings are well attended and, so far,
six persons have made the good confession.
Others are interested and goodly number
nfa nd tn1 AArIs Toll
invited to the meetings.
The Royal Templars, of Temperance,
held their annual election of officers Wedne.
day evening. The following were elected
for the ensuing year: Select counselor,
VIM. Berry; vice counselor Sarah A.
Wiley; chaplain, Mrs. K. b. Dewey; record
ing and financial secretary, E. L. Brewer;
treasurer, II. w. Parker; herald, Mrs
A. M. Parker; guard, j. M. Horton; sem
tinel, DIR. G. A. Osburn.
The Modern Woodmen and Royal Neigh
bors gave fine entertainment in their hall
Wednesday evening. The program consist.
ed of music singing and recitations. F. f.
Bumps, Chas. w. Parker and DIR. Hume
each gave very interesting address In the
history and merits of the two secities. A
number of the friends Of the socities were
present and enjoyed the finely rendered pro-
gran.
Mrs. A. Latimer. residing at 421 Clinton
street. died about IL o'clock Wednesday
night. of congestion of the lungs. She
leaves one daughter, Mrs. j. Zalenger,
Topeka, Kansas to mourn over her loss.
Mrs. Latmer was rs years old, has resided
in Owosso for great many years and has
been a member of the First M. E. church
since 1t was organized In this city, she has
always been known as loving wife, kind
mother and charitable neighbor. Her
husband died little over one year
ago. The date for the funeral will be
decided as soon as Mrs Zalenger arrives,
she is expected from Topeka this evening.